Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-02-28

f. w. Winters, registered at the
Columbia Tuesday.
Just received at Robt. J, Nc, Ma hon IS
fresh lot of California oranges and
lemons,
Rough and dressed lumber, lath,
shingles, ceiling and flooring at Horton Is
lumber yard.
John Barker has the contract for
moving the steel cage, he commenced
operations yesterday.
Mrs. Joe Parry, left for Pocatello,
Wednesday mig ht, to visit her son who
worked in the shops at that place.
Al Norman, a dry goods drummer,
from St. Joe. Mo-, was showing his goods
to our merchants this week.
Fulton Haight, of the Haley hot
springs, was in town this week, and re-
ports snow plentiful at that point.
Sample book with Spring styles for
Tailor Made suits. Drop in and look
them over and get our prices-Senter's.
Yard foreman Jensen is beginning to
make improvements in the yards, the
frost being about all out of the ground.
Agent Burke has been contemplating
a two weeks trip through the northwest,
but does not yet know just when he wi |
start.
Gus 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, a new Singer sewing machine,
cabinet style, worth $50, and will be sold
at half price.
A very large wild cat was killed at
Pat Hughes ranch this week. 1t meas
ured four feet frora tip to tip and weighed,
over 100 pounds.
One of the peculiarities of the under
wear sold at A. :. Senter's is, that they
shrink from the counter, but don't
shrink in washing,
Mrs. McIver will receive, in a few
days, her spring stock of millinery, and
our readers are requested to call and ex-
anime it before purchasing elsewhere.
Aye, there's the rub, as Hamlet would !
have said, had he been so fortunate as |
to have had one of those excellent Turk /
ish bath towels sold by Holt & Gilmore
Married-At the Dill house, Saturday |
evening last, at 8 o'clock, by Judge J,
G. Brown, John R. Richards of this place
md Mrs. o. S. Newton of Denver, Colo.
The members of the Shoshone dane
ng club desire to extend their thanks to
W. G. Fritter, of Boise, for the excellent
music he furnished for their dance on
February DIST.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church, will
rive mush and milk social, at the resi-
lence of Mrs. Thomas 1. Mcmahon,
tuesday event ng. March 3rd' Proceeds
or the benefit of the chur CHI. All are
invited.
Ben Shea, who owns a ranch, about
tx miles below town, had his foot and
mike badly fractured, Saturday last, by
horse falling upon him. DR.. Baugh re-
uced the fracture and the patient is
citing along fine.
R, j, Mcmahon has this week re-
eived large consignment of mems
at's, Straw hats, wool hats, and fur
ats of the best manufacture, Prices
S low as the lowest, Call and examine
efore making purchase, No trouble
0 show goods,
H. M. Thatcher, Justice OF the Peace,
Or Shoshone precinct. Acknowledge
lents taken and papers of all descrip-
ions drawn. Real Estate and Collection
.gency. Houses to Rent and Ranches
Or Sale. Office next door to the New
Hotel.
Considerable anxiety was felt on Tues J
ay evening by the citizens of Shoshone !
wning to the TACT that the steel cage T
nd S. G. Frost arrived in town at the 7
lme time. The fears entertained were \
lat Mr.. Frost might take fancy to the ,
.ge, load it on his wagon and set it up