Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-08-28


Boise
s. Potion. the Cassia county sheep
man, passed through town yesterday on
the way to his sheen camps. in the
mountains,
I. Hutching. the Elmore county cat
tie man was in town Thursday making
arrangements for shipping a train load
Of fat cattle.
The Rev. Barger and family have
packed and shipped their household
goods to Oxford, Idaho, where they ex-
pect to reside permanently.
F. R. Gooding returned from Chicago
ON Saturday last where he had been
with train load of spring lambs, he re-
ports the markets very good.
I. B. Perrine. Of the Blue Lakes fruit
farm, has five acres of fine water melons
and he will soon be ready to supply the
markets with first class melons.
Treasurer Young of the q. P. R. R.
and party took trip to the Falls and !
Blue Lakes the first of the week and |
were highly pleased with the sights.
Two Japs were up before Justice
Thatcher, Wednesday, for assulting P.
NJ. Sullivan, section foreman at OWN
"a, after hearing they were discharged.
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait, National
organizer OF the Equal Suffrage will de-
liver an address, on Monday evening
Aug, 81 st at the Opera house.
Rev. Arnold Lindsey will hold SER
vices in the old stone school house, to-
night, Saturday night and Sunday morn
ing and evening. Every one INVITED to
attend.
The citizens of our city were treated
to some first class music by the Poca-
.ello band Tuesday morning, they were
N their way to the republican state
at Boise.
A merry party Of tourists drove down
o the Falls and Blue Lakes Saturday /
asst. The party were: Mr. and Mrs.
Kelly, Misses Murray. Kelly and Burns. h
1essrs. Clemmons, Burns, Hennessy t
nd Wernicke. They report splendid
ime. :,
1t would be extremity advisable to c.
old on to the new one dollar bill, if you
appen to have one in your possession, h
ecause after they were issued a typo D
raphical error was found in the word
tranquility" and they were immedia- =,
.ly recalled, and those having these 9,
lis may dispose of them at a fancy
rice.
h
" 1 am believer in equal suffrage. "a
have never yet heard what I consider
sound or logical argument against it. I'll
believe that less selfshness, as well as We
IS corruption, will be found in politics Wa
len equal suffrage is granted . to the ca
Ople of our commonwealth. l am not
believer in taxation without represen- VIC
ion: yet to-day every woman within otl
r state who is a property holder is wa
led without having a voice as to, how
2 shall be taxed. Ben. E. Rich.
Lieutenant Governor Bierbower, says !
1t he has caught fish of all kinds, ,
- anu colors' Win ana "lthout Fro
les, but that he never caught but one ,
h feathers, and that was while angl- r.
for trout last week. He claims to -
re caught II pound trout, entirely }
cred with feathers, investigation oat
VS., that he was fishing with crickets n
while he was taking his MONDAY She
TIA, one of Jas. Burns turkeys swal- A
ed Vic's. bait, hook and all. 1t took foil
Governor Just one hour to land his n
lie, and he says the ''turk" was most
eek when he got it into his basket
he following is the result of the work Hal
.he Demo-fopuhst convention last ing
Or presidential electors-Major W. -
Woods, of Shoshone; L. L. Evans, of 49,
ida; DR.. William F. Smith, of Ell -'-'''
e, all Democrats. 81
n congress--James Gum, of Ada, spra
llist. with
II supreme court justice-Ralph P. Al
rles. of Lemhi, Democrat. spen
+ governor-Frank Steunenberg, of and
ION, Democrat. III
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