Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-07-10


John Sims, a seven pound girl. All are
doing we'll,
DR.. Albee, editor of The Oakley Sun,
accompanied by his wife an neice, made
this Office very pleasant call Yesterday.
Andy Hash came over from Rock
creek, the front end of the week, after
mower and hay rake, for A, ID. Nor
ton.
Yellow, white or green money will
pay for years subscription, or for adver
Using your wares, or wants, in the Jour
NAL.
The U. P. surveyors went up the
branch yesterday to survey new grade
where the road was washed out this
spring.
"And the william still pursues me-"
as the fellow said when the fly lit ON
his nose for the forty second time in
minute.
Now is the time to work out load
taxes. The trees afford a shady retreat,
and the grass makes good sitting
down place.
Mrs. A. S. Senter and Miss Alice Hef-
ling, have been in attendance on the
woman suffrage convention, at Boise,
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Gilmore, left for
Salt Lake last Friday night, to witness
the carnival, and to take weeks out
ing at Saltair.
G. H. Perrine, brother of Silas and |
Bert Perrine, arrived in Shoshone yes
terday from Chicago, and is visiting at
the Blue Lakes.
w. H. Bowman of New York city, one
of the principal owners of the Jay Gould
mine, at Bellevue, took trip to Sho-
shone Falls on Tuesday.
E. r. Clark, a prominent druggist of
Coldwater Mich, was in the city on
Monday, on his way to HALEY to visit
his daughter, Mrs. Randall,
Born-On Tuesday morning July 9th,
to Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Buttner lob girl.
Mother and child doing nicely, and the
Doctor is the happiest man in Idaho.
The several cars of wool ready for
shipment at Picabo, has been disposed
Of. Part has been sold for cash ard the
remainder consigned to Boston firms.
A travelling painter struck town the
irst of the week, and has decorated DR..
Buttner's dental Office and Dr. Baugh's
lrug store with neat and tasty signs.
Silas Perrine has put a new three
eated excursion wagon on the road be-
ween Rock creek and Shoshone. 1t is .
fine one and insures comfort to pass
,ngers.
A delightful picnic at the Thatcher
rove on the 4th, and all who were so
as to be there, had a splendid |
ime, and wish every other day was the
Fourth of July.
The largest crop of fruit and garden
ruck ever raised in this section will be
adhered this year. 1t is surprising.
he rapid growth of vegetation during
he past two weeks.
The stars and stripes were floating from !
ne school house. and most of the bust
less houses, and residences of Shoshone
n the 4th, and the town presented a
ala day appearance.
An old bachelor in Shoshone, upon g
earring that two lovers sat up all night, a
rith only one chair in the room, said it J.
ould not be done, unless one of them i
at on the floor. Such ignorance is s
ainful. a
When your neighbor borrows your
ouRNAL, just suggest to him, by the
ay, that now is a good time to sub
,ribe and that it is really wrong to loan ::
paper, for by so doing you cheat the T,
lie editor. ::
Mrs. Frank Stone, of Colfax, Wash,
no has been visiting her sister here,
RS. F, w. Gooding, left for Ketchum Oh
lie first OF the week, where she will d'
,end the summer with her parents 81
r. and Mrs. Griffin.
The Rev. Edward Pratt will preach
the following places: Kanaka Flat, r.
Iturday evening, July IS; Hagerman -