Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-11-27

J G. B. Keefer has just received an ele-
CANT line of Ladies fine shoes.
The rainfall last week has done no
harm more than to make the roads very
muddy.
Bert Perrine had couple wagon loads
of grapes in town Saturday. They sold
like hot cakes,
Another car load of lumber, shingles
and ceiling received at Horizons lumber
yard this week.
And now goes out the unspoken order
to many an Office holder: On March
fourth, march forth.
Roadmaster Byrne has been making
some much needed improvements in
the Shoshone yards.
Observe Kenly's new ad. You can
buy Christmas presents at home cheap
er than by sending away.
Morris Burke has arrived in town for
the winter, and will only pay occasional
visits to his sheep camp.
You can't always judge a man by his
appearance, but you can judge some
men by their disappearance.
By the sweat Of his brow must man
earn his bread, regardless of who may
fill the official positions of the land.
Mrs. Fred w. Gooding has been quite
i'll for several days past, but we are
pleased to note that she is again about.
There are more licensed liars in Sho-
shone than in any town in the state.
Licenses are issued, good until 1900, at
Is cents each.
John J. SAVERS, accompanied by his
wife and two daughters, arrived from
Oregon Tuesday, and will reside in Sho-
shone in the future.
Just half the. fellows who made cleo
ton bets are sorry they did it. It is al
ways that way, but not always the same |
fellows that are sorry.
The best way to have prosperity for |
the next four years is to do your part to
secure it. The people, not the polite
ians, make prosperity.
Bury the Ratchet. Kiss and make up.
We are all American citizens, and the
best interests of all, should be the
broader motto to follow.
Sheep Inspector Todd returned from
his sheep dipping trip Saturday. If
there are any sheep in the county with
:cab, Elmer sure finds them.
1t would be good idea if the school
trustees would have the flag pole on the
lchool house, repaired. This is just
title hint, we know it will be done.
f. W. Horton is the sole agent for
he famous Rock Springs Coal, in Sho-
hone. 1t burns longer, gives more heat
nd sells at the same price as other coal.
Several trains of Northwestern mail
nd baggage cars passed through Sho-
hone this week, bound east. They
ave been tied up BY high water and
l
Druggist John Baugh took horse
ack ride to one of the ranches west of
own, Monday, and as he passed this
flee, the devil thought a circus had
truck town.
We have one man in Lincoln county, t
ho is too stingy to buy enough to eat. I
/ is reported that he has often been C
iscovered skinning bed bugs in order
, get the tallow to grease his boots. a
Look out for DR.. Baugh's display for a
hristmas. He has placed large order
nd will have presents suitable for the Il
1ung and old, large and small. No II
eed to send away for Christmas pres j
its this year.
The Payette Nursery, of Payette, Ida. s.
rs everything you need in Small Fruits d
I'd are selling them for One Half of
hat you can buy them anywhere else. D
ct their prices before ordering else
here. Everything frst-class. See adv.
Hobos had better be on the lookout
r Shoshone. Everybody has cleaned
, his shot gun, and if some of the hobo
onkey business is not stopped, the
des of some of this festive gentry will
filled so full Of holes that they won't
I'D hay.