Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-07-24

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We have this to say about bugs. There
is the gold bug the silver bug and the
straddle bug, but steer clear of the hum
bug.
Judge Waters and family will leave
for a hunting and fishing trip on the
head waters of Silver creek, in few
days.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Phelps,
at Rawlins, Wyo., on Friday, July nth,
ten pound boy. Mother and child are
doing well-and 1t is expected that Ed.
will recover.
Ioe Darrah is right in the midst of his !
having, but says it is so hot that he /
only hauls one load of hay every other
day and thinks he will be through by I
the time snow flies.
More people will cut loose from their /
party this fall than ever before. Only |
another way OF saying that our people |
are becoming more thoroughly Ameri-
cans than partizans.
J. Malloy is the champion snake killer
in the county, he killed and skinned a
six footer Monday, and brought the
hide TO town. 1t can be seen at the
New Columbia hotel.
Charlie Dill, at the City market, has
opened lemonade counter. where you
can secure cool refreshing drink OF
lemonade or milk shake, and this hot
Weather, they are delicious.
Mail contracts have been let for a
route from Bliss to Blanche, tri-weekly,
distance 10 miles, and from Butte to
Three Mile, twice week, distance of
20 miles. Both to begin August first.
Charles Himrod of Boise, accompani-
ed by his daughters Misses Ida and
May. also Mrs Partridge and Miss Eta
Davis, were in town Tuesday, on their q
wav to Camas for three of four weeks
vacation.
The "windy man" on the streets now i
lays. ongnt to be in all his glory. He
can now take turns-in settling the mon
ey question, base BAH, hard times, bicy
lies and several other subjects equally
as interesting.
Those who have good appetite and
reliable digestion, have more than they
an do, to consume the products of the
yardens and orchards. The vegetable
md fruit crops we're never more abund
INT and tempting.
The daughters Of General Dodge, the
abroad magnate, accompanied by par
Y of friends, arrived in Shoshone Mon
Law IN a special car. They took trip
o the Falls, and are now fishing for the
loted Wood river trout, about 10 miles
4bove town.
A negro preacher addressed his flock
With great earnestness on the subject of
miracles, - as follows: My beloved
riends, the greatest OF all miracles was
bout the loaves and fishes. Lev was
iven a Thousand loaves and two thous-
nd fishes, and de twelve 'postles had to
at 'en1 all. De miracle is, dey did't
ust.
Blessed is the man who is not hungry
because there is no pie for him,
Blessed is the man who seeks no Office
ecause he won't get it. Blessed is the
ian who is content to be a private citi
he has its reward. Blessed is
ne man who expects no state or county
ffice-for he shall not be disappointed.
The Oregon Railway & Navigation +
ompany Is throughty reorganized.
he newly elected directors held meet
Ig and elected the following officers
resident, E. Mcneil general auditor,
s. Benson, treasurer, George E.
'ithington. The election of vice-presi-
snt and chairman of the board of d.
ctors was postponed until a future
Getting.
A teachers institute will be held for
lie week. in Shoshone, beginning Thurs
~ July 30th at 10 o'clock a. m. in the II
,hool House, the course of study being
review of the common branches, with
says and papers from teachers, A full
oeram will be annonced later. All
acbers and friends of education are
vited to be present. Regular examin- Y
IN of teachers for Lincoln county will
gin the first Thursday in August at