Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-12-11

OF fun skating now.
DR.. Buttner will be home in a few days
and remain for month.
Old Hash is still forging and steeline
at the blacksmith shop.
The A. O. U. W. will hold their semi,
annual election on the 10Th.
j. S. Waters has been away a great
deal lately, on business matters.
Soon will be time to put up ice-that
! is, if there is any ice to put up.
Wyoming and Nevada have less than
one inhabitant to the square mile.
Bert Perrne, the fruit grower OF Blue
Lake fame, spent Sunday in town.
The meetings at the rock school house
are attracting good sized audiences.
John Dryer was up from his ranch
Tuesday, with a tour-horse load OF grain.
As long as they have plenty of lapel
/ buttons, some men don't care whether
they have any suspender buttons or
not.
A farewell dance was rendered to A. A.
Curtis and family Monday evening, at
the opera house. The house was crowd
ed and jolly time had by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Perrine left for an
eastern trip this week and will visit rel
atives in Ohio and Indiana. They ex-
pect be absent about three months.
There are plenty of amusements billed
for Shoshone during the next thirty
days. Lectures, dances. Christmas
trees and public school entertainments.
f. w. Horton is the sole agent for
the famous Rock Springs Coal, in Sho-
shone. 1t burns longer, gives more heat
and sells at the same price as other coal.
W. J. Smith is smarter man than is
W. J. Bnyan-Smith killed six rabbits
in one day and Bryan killed one rabbit
in six days. Smith will be the next
president-sabe.
Subscribers who are year in arrears |
can have receipt therefor, by deposit |
ing $3.50 in the hand of We editor. We |
never felt better and had less. so don't
forget the number, and call soon.
f. R. Horrie has moved out to his
ranch. this side OF Snake river. He in
forms us that he will put in lot of alf-
alta and SIGH, but will devote his best
to raising spring chickens for
the coyotes on the burn.
grand ball will be given by the
ladies' OF the Catholic church on Christ
mas eve. Tickets $3.50, including sup
per. Good music will be in attendance,
md everybody cordially invited. The
Or lceeds will be used to comulete the re-
pairs on the church.
Parties publishing estray notices will
please call or write to this Office for an
of publication, which will be
furnished upon the payment of the costs
# publication. The affidavit shows the
aw has been complied with by those
Who have taken up estrays. Il
A. A. Curtis and family lett for Read
V, CAL, on Tuesday morning last, where
Ir. Curtis goes to take charge of some
extensive fruit and ranch property as
Mr.. Curtis, his wife and '
will be sadly missed in Sho
hone, where the have lived for the past g
en- years and where they have host of '
-iends. The best wishes for their sue I
ess follow them to their new home from /
he entire community. /
The school entertainment will be given .
the opera house on the night of the 8
3D.. Up to date we can get no pointers -
) to what the entertainment will be,
ven though we cornered one of the :,
,hool marms, and smiled our sweetest
nile, but to no purpose. The probable
,use of our failure to secure the desir-
l information is owing to our disfgur
/ beauty in having all OF our teeth ex-
acted, We never give up, so we will
.ckle that school marin again next h
eek. d.
Santa Claus has unloaded the finest y,
t of Christmas goods at Baugh's drug .,
ore, that has ever been exhibited in .,
loshone. Presents for old and young, n
rye and small. There are: i.
Photo and Autograph Albums. =,