Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-09-11

Past-Had Fused.
Future-Can't fool 'em.
Give the people chance to vote,
Rev. Pratt will preach in Hagerman
Sunday.
Put up your tickets and let the best
man win.
E. r. Horrie expects TO have regu-
lar messenger run soon.
Charlie HAYNES took load OF tourists
to the Falls and Blue Lakes, Saturday,
The Blue Lakes fruit farm is shipping
large amont of fruit these days. Prin-
cipally grapes and peaches.
Henry Vim, John Lumb and Wad
Swope have gone to Anaconda, Mont,
where they have secured work in the
mines.
John Swope was up from Bliss the
first of the week, and reports the Nc
Murrin water wheel as rapidly nearing
completion.
Edward Pratt will open Normal
class at Bliss September 18th at o'clock
a. m. Should the numbers warrant it
will be continued for ten months.
James L. Fuller, Department Com
mander of Idaho, G.. A. R., passed
through town Tuesday morning, on his
way from the National encampment,
The Misser Peed and Short, OF Belle
vue, stopped at the Columbia Monday.
The young ladies were on their way to
St. Margaret's in Boise, to attend school.
At the regular meeting of the I. o. o.
F., G. w. Wernicke and E. w. Horton
were selected as representatives to the
Grand Lodge, to meet in Boise next
month.
Guy G. Barnum and Fl. A. Secor, of |
Hagerman, were in town the first of the |
week, looking over the political situa-
ton, and both seem to be satisfied with |
the outlook.
Saturday, Sheriff White received a
telegram from Pocatello, describing a
man who had broken Jail at that place.
In just twenty minutes he had his man
behind the bars.
P. E. Furry is out with an announce
ment for the office of sheriff of Blaine
county and A. Sielaff does likewise for
the office of county commissioner for
the same county.
Lieutenant Governor Bierbower went
to Albion the first of the week. where he
will assist in the prosecution of some
cattle thieves, who are on trial before
the district court.
1t is a good thing to paddle your own
canoe but it is also better to assist some
one else in padding, when that some
me needs you. No man can live for
himself alone and thrive.
Messrs. Wilson, Young and Heck, of
Jamas, shipped 3S cars of beef cattle
rom this place Wednesday. The stock
vas consigned to the Gillespie commits
ion company Kansas City.
To fuse or not to fuse, that's the ques-
ion. Whether it is better to bear the
lis of democracy, or fly to those of some
ther damphool combination, is what
oitates us.-Office Seekers.
Editor Waters, of The Banner, is now
citing as correspondent for the Police
iazetse. He has made a fine 'write-up' {
f the Falls and one of the many tragic
Incidents connected Herewith.
Mr.. Willard Adams, of Chicago, ac-
ompanied by his wife, were at the New
Columbia this week, and drove down to
he Falls and Lakes. Mr.. Adams is the 3
manager of the Auditorium hotel in a
,hicago.
The Registrar, George D. SAVERS, for
hoshone precinct, will be found at his
flee in The JOURNAL building every :,
aturday and to accommodate those out
de he will register them any day they
lay call on him. Register early.
Alvin I. Mcmahon and Mrs. Leah I
urnside have taken charge of our pub b
C school as teachers. Both are T
qualified to teach, and the S
eneral verdict of our people is, that c
etter selections could not have been .
lade. 0
We are not so conceited as to believe