Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-06-05

-AA anu MIS-. EICO NOOulAS anu MI
and Mrs. c. A., Gilmore left for Hager
man yesterday morning.
Call at Charlie Dill's City Meat Mar
ket and get some of the fresh Weiner.
wurst and bologna sausage. jast re-
ceiyed.
Gus Keefef Misses Maggie McGuniss
and Stella McFalI drove to Hagerman
Yesterday to be present at the dedica-
ton ball
A Chicago lawyer says a sgindler is
zone who sells nothing for something to
a person who thinks he is getting some
thing for nothing"
Assistant Superintendent Boise has a
work train and large force of men up
the branch, rip rapping the road bed
with rock.
Joe Darrah informed us that he lost
an arm in the late rebellion, but upon
Investigation it was discovered that it
was an old flint lock musket.
Mrs. Leah Burnside was attending a
meeting Of the executive board of the
Woman's Suffrage club Of idaho, at
Nampa, the fore part of the week.
On Wednesday last a pleasant call
was paid to our Office by Mr. I. Perrine
OF Blue Lakes. The gentleman reports
everything in full bloom, and trees all
budding.
Judge Waters and family came up
from the Falls Monday through the
storm. Tire hail stones fell so thick and
with such force, that he had to unhitch
his team to avoid runaway.
Tt is pretty hard matter for the man
who has patches on his pants to COLI
vince the public that the country will
20 to the demnition bow vows unless it
adopts his views on the financial qles-
ton.
An old Californian who was in town
N Memorial day, recognized in Charlie
Haynes an old time friend, and to see
handle the ribbons, swing the coach and
TX around the corners, carried him back
o early days in the wild and woody west.
The manager of the Carr ranch says
le has a secret process of raising water
Melons, and that he will disclose the
anne for nominal figure. Four car
Dads ready for shipment that came from
he seed in ten days.
At the school election. Monday, T. I. |
EcMahon and H. II. VIM were elected |
chool trustees Tor three years and one
ear respectively. Both gentlemen are
representative citizens and will make |
God and efficient school officers.
At the regular meeting of Junction
lily Lodge No IS, on Monday evening,
he following officers were elected for the
nsuing term: F. w. Gooding. \ G.,
ieorge D. SAVERS, V. G., G. W. Wer-
icke, Sec'y., E. w. Horton, Treasurer.
The shoshone Dancing Club rendered
n informal dance. on Saturday evening,
/ honor of the Misses Griffin. An en-
9yable time was had by all, and the
Dung ladies left for their home in
Monday, well pleased with
leir visitin Shoshone.
Ben. f. Rich has resumed the publ
ltion of the Silver Hammer This re-
inds us Of the Irishman who was turn
g the windIass at mine shaft and let
}, precipating the load to the bottom,
wing "Be jabbers, Oionly lit 60 while
i spit on me hands to git a fresh
1uld. Era.
Fred Chamberlain, who is running a
rcular saw in the shops at Rawlins, {
I'd his hand badly lacerated by letting
slip against the saw, and it is report
will lose his thumb and perhaps his
hole hand Mr. Chamberlain has a
,st of friends IN Shoshone who will re- {
ct to hear of his misfortune. 4
It is reported that Il certain young a
an was escorting a charming girl home
I'm q sociable the other night when he
ked her what kind OF money she liked $
st. The young lady Immediately re- O
led "matrimouy." "What interest a
!
es it draw" asked the astonished
ung man. "If properly invested" f
piled the charming belle, cit will I
uble the original investment every f.