Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-09-04

nalady.
Matt McFall, the genial host OF the
Columbia, was in Bellevue several days
this week.
A man with cork leg has one con-
ISOLATION at least. He is never troubled
with corns.
Engineer Coolidge has been in Salt
Lake for couple of weeks, having his
eyes treated.
Mrs. Horrie, mother of Z. R. Horrie
returned to her home in Boise, Wednes-
day morning.
Frank R. Gooding made another big
shipment of sheep to the eastern mar
kets this week.
Mrs. Ingram and Mrs. Allen, came up
from Hagerman Monday, to attend the
lecture of Mrs. Gait.
Miss Cora Stowe, of Haley, was in
town this week. the guest of her friend
Miss Maude Walters.
The meetings at the tent will close
Sunday evening. All are invited out to
hear the farewell sermon.
Judge Waters has purchased the VIM.
Lane residence, and has moved his fam
" into this beautiful home.
Elder Martin, the Adventist, baptized
five, in the river, last Saturday. A large
crowd was out witness the event.
George Haley, the murderer of Selden
at HALEY, has been bound over to the
district court with bail at $4,000.
Alvin Mcmahon is the victim of a
number of boils. He has our sympathy
as we have been thar ourselves.
We acknowledge receipt of a compli-
mentary ticket to the Spokane fruit fair,
to be held from October 9Th to 18th.
L. K. Adams arrived in town Tues
day night, from his mines on Camas.
He reports his property looking well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deck, father and mother
of our townsman, Claude Deck, have
been visiting in Shoshone for sometime.
RUDE Brown was in with load of
Tuesday, and everybody is
now in pumpkin pie clear up to their
ears.
Judge Waters introduced the speaker
at the opera house, Monday night, in a
few we'll chosen and appropriate re-
marks.
Prof, Lubis has taken a contract to |
paint the Toponis school house, and is
now at work upon it. A frst-class job !
is assured.
Mrs. F, W. Coolidge, Lille Dodge, |
Mrs. R. NJ. McCollum and daughter
Elva, have been soiourning at the Falls |
for several days.
Con Davie, who is employed at the
depot as baggage master, has been COM
PEELED to return to his home, at Bliss,
On occount of sickness.
Because an aggregation of singers is
called glee club it doesn't follow that
hose who are compelled to listen to
hem, are filled with glee.
The finest lot of potatoes, tomatoes
ind squasles that have been brought to
own this season, were brought in by
Rube Brown, from the Sheriff White
'anch.
Ben Darrah came down from his
heep camps in the mountains, the first
If the week, and on his return, he took
Druggist John Baugh along, for couple
# weeks outing.
Mrs. William Dill will leave for Al
ZION tomorrow, accompanied by her
laughter, Miss Ella, and also her son
where she will place them in
he State Normal School.
Wad Swope, who has been a compe-
ent and trusted employee of the U. P.
t this place, for number of years, has
esigned his position. He goes to
omaha, where he has secured better
The Registrar, George D. SAVERS, for
hoshone precinct, will be found at his
flee in THE JOURNAL building every
aturday and to accommodate those out
ide he will register them any day they
1ay call on him. Register early.
Rev. Arnold Lindsay will lecture on