Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-11-13
Mullins run well2


Deen IN Shoshone several days and were
guests at the Dill house.
Several new families have moved into
town lately. This speaks worlds for our
schools and Italian climate.
A majority of those who talk against
bosses are the men who are not able to
make living without one.
Some OF our farmer friends can pay up
their back subscriptions in turkey, wild
ducks or chicken at the present.
Many politicians can truthfully say
that this was an educational campaign
for them, Dubois in particular.
For rent-A first class three room
house, situated on the north side, apply
at the residence OF Mrs. K. Morton.
Charlie Dill returned to his studies at
the Normal Sunday night, after few
days pleasant visit with his parents.
The jury in the Jap case. in which Mr..
Kanned Tomato was charged with en-
oezzIement, stood 10 for conviction and
for acquittal.
Do not find fault. You can always
look around you and see some fellow
being that would be thankful if he or
she were in your place.
The election of Mckinley has caused
the restoration of confidence, and the
travelling men are leaving the CONNER
cial centers by the thousands.
DIR. Buttner will return to town Mon
day, for the winter. All persons need
ing the services of frst-class dentist,
should call on DR.. Buttner, at Baugh's
pharmacy.
All he asks of comrade, foe or a
neighbor. this everyday fellow whom
you and l know, Is that friendship be
loyal, and battle be open, and fair play |
be practlced with friend or with foe.
Jas. Wiley, the hobo who was shot by |
another hobo at Glenns Ferry last Satur-
day is improving under the care of DR.. |
Baugh. 1t was cold blooded affair and |
the shootist, who is under arrest, stands |
a good show of long sojourn in Boise.
The poll book from Clover Creek, was
the best kept book of any of the pre-
cincts. This shows what the ladies can
do in politics, -they do all things well.
They will surely vote for Jim and me at
the next election, whether franchise is
granted or not.
The Shoshone Falls are certainly the
grandest Falls in America and the
"Shoshone Falls Spoon" got up by Fl.
the Pocatsllo jewler has
very good picture of the main falls in
the bowl. Prices $3.50 to $500 Sterling
silver, gold bowl.
Ed Horrie has just received fine lot
Of all kinds of sausages and ham. He
keeps fresh fish and oysters and mode
meat market. Wednesday he purchased
fine lot of venison and we can vouch for
it, as he remembered the printers with
4 AZ pound roast.
With James L. Fuller, Frank Gwin
md Charles E. Gridley to handle our
county affairs, our county is safe, They
ire honest, Conscientious business men
md thoroughly qualified for the respon-
'ibilities of the positions to which they
nave been chosen.
The Union Pacific has inaugurated :
! thorough colonist sleeping car service
between Council Bluffs and Portland. !
This car leaves Council Bluffs, daily. on :
rain no. at 8 :15 m. In addition to 6
he above they also run r throug colonist c
leeDer to San Francisco. lc
Honest Charlie Wernicke has been h
gain selected as the proper person to
eceive and care for the funds OF Lincoln
ounty. The choice was a good one and
II our people, regardless of politics, are 9
LEASED to know that it will be Treasur-
T Wernicke two years more.
1t is commissioner Gridley tor the
ext two years from the Bend. Mr., L
ridley is a thorough business men,
as large interests in the county and the
TX payers of Lincoln are safe in his h
ands. We congratulate Mr.. Gridley n
nd the people of the county on their
hoice.
Bury the wrong things you have done "
" the past year, and on thanksgiving
~ give thanks that the mistakes are
me that all flesh is heir 10. Thanks