Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-05-22

""uSC " dLSrS anu idullly went 10
their ranch at the Falls, Tuesday.
T. I. Mcmahon was in town the first
of the week, but has returned to his
sheep camp again.
Holt & Gilmore have just received a
large line Of shoes for men. women and
children. Lowest of prices.
The ranchmen who live out on the
Topouis road, say that Road overseer
Clemmons has put the roadsin fine CON
dition.
Call at Charlie DIPS City Meat Mar
ket and get some of the fresh Weiner-
wurst and bologna sa usage. just re
ceiyed
The G.. A. R. received a fife, drum
and bugle, Wednesday, and are pre-
pairing for a proper observation OF mem
orial day.
The Falls hill is undergoinga thorough
overhauling, and tourists viii have
good road from the top OF the rim rock
to the river.
Elmer Todd left for Boise Tuesday, at
which place he will take charge Of
band of sheep that are going overland to
Soda Springs.
Prof Lubas has returned from his trip
to Gooding, and is now ready to make
contracts for painting and paper hang
ing in Shoshone.
Mrs. Geo. L, Ross went to Evanston,
Wyo., Monday night, on visit TO her
sister, Mrs. Bodine. She will be absent
about three weeks.
Found-A pocket book and memoran-
dunn combinded, owner can have the |
same at this Office, by proving property |
and paying for this notice,
The sign board at the depot informs
us that Granger and Huntington are
each about two miles further away from
Shoshone this year than last,
Henry Brown has accepted position
with Holt &, Gilmore and is now doing
up parcels containing anything from a
silk dress to q can Of molasses.
The depot, ice house and all the out
buildings look as though spring had hit
hem in earnest. A new coat Of paint
having been applied to them all.
The Salt Lake semi-weekly Tribune is
'educed to $500 per year, after June 1st.
The present high standard will be
and every effort made to
Keep it in the front rank.
Hobos broke into Silas Perrine's
.oom last night and got away with about
100 worth of clothing. officers are on
heir trail and if caught the most severe
punishment should be meted to them.
II. J. Syms shipped his household
FOODS to Caldwell this week Harry in
0rmed US that he had purchased an in
crest in The Tribune at that place and
would make his home in Caldwell for
ONE time to come.
The reorganization committee Of the
short Line, accompanied by General
Ianager Dickinson and S. H. H. Clark,
f the L. P, were in town for a short
ime Monday The special then carried
he distinguished party to Huntington.
Joe Darrah says that his grain crop,
-hich was up about four inches, has all
one back into the ground, owing to the |
old weather. His fruit crop is all de-
toyed except his choke cherry trees,
hitch are now in blossom and promise
big crop.
The cable on McMurrin's Ferry,
ulled the anchor from one end and the
cry boat took trip Of several miles v
own the river. 1t will be left where it :
as there are too many falls in the
yer to bring it ba lex by water, and it
IN not be reached by a wagon.
DR.. Buttner has removed his Office !
ON the Columbia hotel to Baugh's d
rug store, where he has an excellent t.
ice and will he pleased to attend all in
sed of the services of first class den
st. The doctor has located in Shoshone 4
and guarantees all of his 81
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The talented speaker, Mrs. Laura NJ.
Inns will deliver an address to the peo- z
e of shoshone, under the auspices of |