Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-03-27
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Wednesday,
Fifteen cases of fine shoes just re-
ceived, at Senter's.
Ladies' Fine Needle Toe shoes, in B
and Z widths, at senter's.
Fresh oranges, lemons. cocoanuts, and
maple sugar at Toyer's confectionery,
Just received at Robt. ], McMahon's
fresh lot of California oranges and
| lemons,
First class livery in con nection with
the Dill House, first class rigs and sad
die horses.
Rough and dressed lumber, lath
shingles, ceiling and flooring at Horizons
lumber yard
Charles Gilmore is going TO start a
livery and feed stable, He has got one
horse toward it.
Sam Holt has scraped up courage
at last, to have his tooth pulled, and
still lives to tell the tale,
Our stock of Clothing is now full and
complete, and we are prepared to show
you some nobby lines IN all sizes at
Senter's.
For sale-At L. Davison's grocery
store, new Singer sewing machine,
cabinet style, worth $50, and will be sold
at half price.
E% Dyspepsia, nervous prostration,
irregular heart action and palpitation
quickly relieved by Scott's Carbo-Di-
gestive compound. See ad. in another
column.
r, J, McMahon has this week re-
ceived a large consignment of mems
hats, Straw hats, wool hats, and fur
hats of the best manufacture, Prices
as low as the lowest, Call and examine
before making purchase, No trouble
to show goods,
We had the pleasure of partaking of a |
dinner of canvas back duck one day this
week Charlie Haynes happened to no
tice the hungry look usually worn by all
newspaper men, on our face, and at once
HE'D himself to We river and brought the
aforesaid ducks to we printer. Thanks.
Frank Wyman, Butte, E Clinton Jr,
Richard Van, Pocatello, Ii E Van Hous-
en-, Pocatello, Ben Owens Butte, E
Dolbeer Pocatelo, H S Tutthil Portland,
Mrs F E Mills Ketchum, P B Higgins
Haley, J H Shaumm Pocotello, 1 N Sui
van HALEY, Fred Moore Salt Lake,
Gafney and DIR N F Butler st Louis,
were registered at the Columbia on
Monday.
Captain jim, of the Fort Hall Sho-
shones, received a letter Monday, inform
ing him that one of his Umatilla friends
got drunk Saturday afternoon and troze
to death that night. When we read the
letter to the Captain, he thought mo-
ment and then made this eulogistic re-
mark: "He dead? Maybe so he pretty
good Naturalization News.
Silas Perine has got a new gun. While
on his way to town the other day accom-
panied by Mr.. Priestly, concluded to try
the shooting qualities OF said gun. Mr.. Z.
was to hold the horses and 81 to be the
shootist. The program was carried out,
ST shot, SO did Mr., Priestly-over the
dash board-while the team shot for
town. The gentlemen walked in.
Miss Lulu Sleezer, left for her mothers
home, in San Jacinto, California, on
Sunday morning last. Miss Sleezer has
been resident of Shoshone for several
years, and for the past three years, has
been one of the most popular teachers
in our public schools. A host of friends
wished her a pleasant, safe and happy
Journey, and many tear of friendship l
was shed as the train bore her away. {
Shoshone has at last, dentist located
DR., Buttner, OF st Louis,
8 at the Columbia hotel at present but
will open his Office in few days. The !
loctor is a graduate OF the New York {
lental college and has had is years
practice, He is a specialist IN crown
md bridge work, Extracts teeth with
nut pain, All at st. Louis prices and
very piece of work guaranteed, All
Who need work in his line will do well to
all on DR., Buttner,
The Spanish fandango given on st.
% tricL,e ave nv Mrs Miller was a sue