Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-06-19

Acb1 III a ACU Any PANPNANN
to do all kinds of dental work and all
work guaranteed.
Hon. J. L. Fuller and A. s. Senter
have been elected delegates to attend
the equal suffrage convention at Boise,
July 1st, End and 3rd,
Landlord McFall got after that new
man from The Statesman. Advance
and give the countersign.
How we'll it would be for some people
not hundred miles from Shoshone to
observe the old proyerb. "Write in
! juries in dust, but kindness in marble. !"
Irs. Winnie Abbott passed through
town, on her way to Oregon, on visit,
Monday, Mrs. Abbott will visit her
many friends IN Shoshone, on her re-
turn.
A. A. Curtis and family left for Camas
No. the first of the week, at which
point he will spend the summer, and
prosecute work an some mining proper
ty he owns in that locality.
+ We thought it would soon come to
this: A Kansas paper, speaking OF
funeral, saws the corpse was attired in
eight blue summer silk, ornaments,
a nd trimed in delicate cream-colored
Ia &c.
Strawberries and cream, and also Ice
cream, will be served in the grove at
the residence of Mrs. II. NJ. Thatcher,
Sunday afternoon and evening. Every
one invited. Prices in accordance with
the times.
The other night some person, unknown
left q baby ON the doorsteps of Mr..
Laird's residence in Boise. AS the
Lairds have no babies of their own, they
are more than pleased to accept the
little waif.
On Saturday night last, the two pris-
oners confined in the county Jail, made
their escape, by loosening the hasp on
the outer door. Sheriff White is hot on
their trail, and will soon have them in
the bastile again.
Last Sunday, the cable of Forman's
ferry boat broke. At the time a num- |
b er of women and children were on the |
boat, but the boat was near the shore |
and swung in before the cable ran out. |
Fortunately, everybody escaped with |
nothing worse than severe fright. Elk. !
A woman will face a frowning world,
brook contempt, suffer uncompiainingly |
thrice the pain of the sterner sex, fight |
adversely and cling to the man she loves
through bitter disappointment and ap-
palling disaster, but she won't wear a
hat one year behind the style to save
the government.
General Superintendent E. E. Calvin,
1f the International and Great Northern
railway, at Palestine, Texas, and former
" superintendent of the Short Line, was
N town the early part OF the week, and
.ook a run up the branch in his special,
% enjoy dav or two, angling for the
yame fish of Wood river.
A man should swear by the town in
which he resides, in seven live and two
lead languages. That is the way to
.uild up its reputation at home and
abroad. Always speak a good word for
he town. Be progressive, manly and
air in your business relations with your
competitors and the world, and success
will crown your efforts.---Ex.
How often do we hear people say,
Where in the world do the flies come
rom?" 1t is simple enough, says an {
xchange." The topper makes tine bot
lie fiv, the cyclone makes the house fly, I
he carpenter makes the saw fly, the
,oarder makes the butter fly. the dane ,
r makes the heel fly, the jockey makes
he horse fly, the Cuban makes the
panish fly, and the tin can makes the
og fly.
A teachers institute will be held for .
ne week. in Shoshone, beginning Thurs
av July S0th at 10 O'Clock a. m. in the
chool House, the course OF study being
review of the common branches, with +
ssays and papers from teachers, A full
roeram will be annonced later. All C
sachers and friends OF education are d
invited to be present. Regular examin- o
ion of teachers for Lincoln county will c
eqin the first Thursday in August at I