Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-10-16


Monday after supplies.
Pearl Haines came w from Snake
river Tuesday evening.
Superintendent Bancroft and family,
went up the branch Tuesday on q fish
ing trip.
S. D. Boone, the HALEY insurance
agent, spent couple of days in town
this week.
Joe Madilina, the Briggs ranchman,
was in the county seat the first of the
week, on business,
Tom Mcmahon drove down to the
Snake the first of the week. He was ac-
companied by A. J. Hash.
DR.. Baugh took a couple of days off
this week, to visit his brother at Manan
Idaho, and enjoy duck hunt.
Mrs. Frank Crosse left for two weeks
visit to relatives in Huntington. Frank
looks lone and forlorn already.
Miss Ella Dill came over from Albion
Wednesday, where she is attending
the Normal, to visit her parents.
Orson James came up from the river
this week. During his sojourn on the
ranch, he has developed into a fine sing
err.
It's rumored that Sam Briggs is pre-
pairing to go to work in double harness,
or at least he has found a mate if he
can only get her hooked up.
The county commissioners met in
their regular session Monday, trans
acted all business before the board, and
adjourned Wednesday afternoon.
Jim Dunn, the sheep man, came down
from the hill Wednesday to register-an-
other Mckinley man struck town. They
are growing like mushrooms up the river
so Jim says.
James Lewis, who is a candidate for |
constable, has started out as though he |
intended to win, Jim is a popular |
young man, and will no doubt run like
a scared wolf
John Sawyer, of Boulder Hill, made
a very pleasant call at this Office We'd
nesday, He says that the republican
C )unty ticket is sure winner in his
The Gaffney buildings present much
appearance. They will be &C.
cupied by J. F. Kenly and G. B. Keefer
as jewelry store and gents furnishing
store respectively.
E, R, Horrie has just received fine
lot of balogna sausage and homeless ham
At the city market. He will also have
fresh and smoked pork constantly on
land from the Anderson ranch.
Our friend Toe Darrah, called at this
office this week, and it WAS with difficulty
hat we recognized him. Whiskers?
Well we should smoker, whiskers enough
o fill mattress, and still he wasn't
happy.
R. V. Cozier and Judge D. T. Miller
will speak at Hagerman tomorrow
hight and at Glover Greek Monday
hight. Both are eloquent speakers and
We perdict rare treat for the people of
hose places.
The ladies of the Catholic church will
i've grand ball and supper on Mon
ay evening, October 18th. The ball
Fill be given at the opera house, and
upper will be served in the Howard 6
ebree building. Every body come.
r. V. Cozier and Judge D T. Miller
rill speak in Lincoln county as follows:
Iagerman, October 18th. =
lover Creek, " 10TH :;
oponis, " goth.
hoshone, DIST.
inns school house, 22nd.
The political acrobate, Fred I. Dubois 4
ill speak IN Shoshone on the 10Th. c
Ihether he will deliver his address as a v
populist, peoples-democrat, r
union silvo-crat, sill II
er republican, fusionist or what not, S;
e don't know as we are not in his con- c
ience, but the gist OF his talk will I'M n
oubtedly bel want to 60 back to the Il
enate. n
There is one of the best ope nings in v,
hoshone, in the state of Idaho, for d
rye Touring mill. There is ample a,