Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-06-26

A gossip can do more with the tongue
in one week than the victim can with
his entire body in whole year.
A woman may not have an agreeable
disposition, although she dresses sweet
ly. Think of sugar coated pills.
Everybody goes to Thatcher's grove,
every Sunday afternoon and evening, to
revel in ice cream and straw berries.
Miss Maude Gooding. of Toponis, was
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. W. Gooding, the fore part of the
week,
Miss Della Hanson, who has been at
tending school in Cheyenne, has return
ed home, and is pleased to again be in
Shoshone.
Ed Horrie says that he is troubled
with that "tired feeling" and that it
was caused by his being forced to irri-
gate his lawn.
J. McGregor, of Salt Lake, was in the
village Wednesday, on his way to Hail
ey, at which place he has extensive
mining interests.
Unless you are a church member,
partake of the first cucumb ers very spar
ingly; church members are supposed to
be better prepared to die.
Gus Gambler has purchased a new
cylinder pump, which will be driven by
water wheel, and used for raising
water from the river to his door yard.
Joe Darrah informs us that the water |
in Big Wood river, is fast receeding and
that all danger is past. He is now pre-
pairing to cut his first hay crop, and it is
a big one.
Mrs. Geo. D. Hill passed through Sho-
shone, Sunday, on her way from Cali
fornia, where she has been for the past
three months visiting her mother, to her
home in Pocatello.
A large number of stock trains have
been passing through town this week,
all loaded with young cattle that are
being shipped to Montana ranges, from
western Idaho and Oregon.
The section men here have done but
little work on the sections east, west or
north from this point. for some time.
They have been trying to head off Wood
river, but up to date it still rolls along
Mrs. Brownlee. of Ogden, aunt of the
late H. T. Guthridge. is in the village, s
disposing of the household effects, in the
home. Mrs, Guthridge has
taken her husbands remains east for
burial.
A new paper has been started here,
under the name of Shoshone Courier,
with Druggist Baugh as editor. 1t is a
neat sheet, contains no locals and its Q
politics are patent medicine and pills [
strictly.
Miss Lulu Sleezer arrived from San
Tacinto, California, Sunday morning, q
mi is spending few days with friends 9
n shoshone. She will go from here to
where she will spend the
ummer with her sister.
Miller, the man in jail for horse steal
ne, asked for continuance of his pre- Ct
imlnary hearing until tomorrow, and
he same was granted. Persons who h
njoy fine acting should be present and
ee him do his insane speciality.
Judge Thatcher has given his office a ii
ew coat of white paint-emblematic of
urity. The next man sent to Jail by al
ne Judge will please observe the i'm is
rovement, take lesson therefrom, and dt
OF be caught in the "white house,
gain. -
There will be an old fashioned basket tn
cnic, held in the Bliss grove, on July nj
h, by the people of Bliss and surround br
g country. A large dancing pavilion
IS been erected in the grove, and the ,
Tvs pleasures will close with ball in ~
Ie evening. =
Rev. G. R. Kellerman, d. D., will an
each in the NJ. E. Church, next Sun
~ morning ard evening. Time of
,lding the business meeting will be ia
inounced hereafter. All the official ~
embers, and especially the trustees, .4
e requested to attend. ~
Even the little ones must have ''sew =