Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-07-17
Several tourists visited the Falls this

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! S. D. Boone, of Haley was in town
yesterday.
The quarantine on the fever patients,
below town, has been raised by DIR. W.
II. Baugh.
Gen:Geo. NJ. Parsons, OF Boise, was
a passenger up the branch yesterday
for visit TO Haley.
S. E. Gridley was up from his ran oh,
at Hegeiman, this week and reports
times lively in that section.
Ike Hill the festive commercial tourist
from Salt Lake, was calling on his
customers in town, this week.
After man has owed you bill six
months he expects you to appolagize to
him because he has not paid you.
The commissioners were in session
this week. they commenced their delib-
erations Immediately after the bull fight
in the park.
A letter from Mrs. Thomas Murphy,
from Victor Colo, was received here
this week, and stated that they were
doing nicely and like their new home.
n NJ. Rurick the bone and slnew of
the Pops, and prominent attorney of
Boise, accompanied by his wife, has
been spending pleasant week up Wood
river
The Union Pacific has announced a
one and one fifth fare to the annual
Convention Bannock county teachers
institute, at Pocatello July 25th to Au-
gust Sth.
A, D. Norton was over from Rock
creek this week, after mowers and hay
rakes. He says the largest crop of hay
will be harvested there, that has ever
been cut before.
Frank Thompson, who has been Sec
tjfoh foreman at King Hill for a long
time past, has been removed by the new
road master, and will now take up his
residence in Shoshone.
The Salt Lake Semi-weekly Tribune is
reduced to $500 per year, after June lss
The present high standard will be
maintained, and every effort made to
keep it in the front rank.
The bull fight took place Monday
morning according to arrangements, but
little money changed hands, yet the
hackers of the black-Sharkey- ju-
bilant and challenge anything in the
county.
Eighteen cars OF sheep belonging to J.
Parker. passed through this place We'd |
nesday, for Bellevue, where they will be |
unloaded and driven to the mountain |
ranges. They were shipped in from
Huntington.
General Manager Dickinson of the U. |
P, arrived in town. Tuesday in his spe
cial car, and was taken to the fishing |
grounds above town, side tracked, and
left to enjoy himself, in angling for the
famous Wood river trout.
Mrs. Callahan and two daughters, of
Bellevue, accom- panied by Jerry Harring |
ton, were in town the first of the week,
en-route to Pocatell,o overland. They |
will drive to the Falls, and them follow
up the river to their destination.
The stockholders of the Journal Pub
fishing Co., met at the Office OF Lieuten-
mt Governor Borrower Tuesday, and
elected trustees and the following Off
,ers, President, F. R, Gooding; Secreta-
y, E. W. Horton; Treasurer, James L.
Fuller.
Died-In Shoshone, Thursday after
loon, July 10Th, Charles w. foyer, aged
Is yours.
Mr.. foyer, was born in Montreal, Can
ida, but has been a resident of the
United States for so years. He was
veil known throughout Idaho, having
ived in this locality for % years. Mr..
foyer has been ailing for the past six
months, and has realized that there was
rope of ever regaining his health, he
caves a wife and two children, a boy
nd girl to whom are extended the
ympathies of the entire community.
w. F. Martin and E. D. Sharpe, Sew
nth Day Adventists evangelists, OF
Yalla Walla, WASH, have a 30x50 foot
ent pitched in the north part of town,