Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-03-06

Senter's.
Miss Lottie Barger, entertained her
Sunday school class at dinner, Saturday
last.
First class livery in connection with
the Dill House, first class rigs and sad
die horses.
Remember the Dill House when in
Shoshone, every thing first class, and
! ra ties reasonable.
! Farmer Briggs brought in fine load
/ of apples the first of the week, and met
with ready sale.
Mrs. Gray, mother of Mrs. Foster,
slipped and fell, Saturday last and sus-
tanned very serious injuries
Edward Pratt will deliver lecture in
the NJ. f. church to night subject "The
Acts of the apostles" Every body in
vited.
Everybody should 90 to the immigra
ton congress to be held in Boise. Read
Governor McConnell's address in this
issue.
Our stool, of Clothing is now full and
complete, and we are prepared to show
YOU some nobby lines IN all sizes at
Senter's.
Jas. Griffin and P. H Bell came up
up from Cassia county Saturday last,
and will now make Shoshone their head
quarters.
For sale-At L. Davison's grocery
store, a new Singer sewing machine,
cabinet style. worth $50, and will be sold
at half price.
New Spring lines coming in right
along, and from this time on, we will
have some new attractions every day at
A. S. Senter's.
J. E. Burke left Tuesday for two or
three weeks vacation, E. f. Reading is
acting as day agent and Mr.. Cottrell
does duty nights.
One of the peculiarities of the under
wear sold at A. :. Senter's is, that they
shrink from the counter, but don't
shrink in washing,
John Lumb has been promoted to
foreman of the Owinza section, Mr..
Lumb understands his business and the
was a good one.
Mrs. McIver will receive, in few
days, her spring stock OF millinery, and
our readers are requested to call and ex-
anime it before purchasing elsewhere.
V. w. Grace, who has been acting as
express messenger on the Wood River
branch for the past two months, has
been transferred to the Utah Northern. |
Ave, there's the rub as Hamlet would |
have said, had he been so fortunate as
to have had one of those excellent Turk
ish bath towels sold by Hol t & Gilmore |
Here's to THE SHosHoNE JOURNAL
Sentinel.
VIII go you, let's shake with both
hands. Selah.
Miss Hattie Patton neice of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Dill, who has been visit
ng in Shoshone for the past two months
to her home in Caldwell Mon
lay.
Stop my paper. how much do 1 owe?
lust twenty cents, said the editor-low.
Nor sign of emotion did he show. And
he paper lives, can this be SO? The ex
wants to know.
At two O'Clock Saturday, in the school
louse, an address will be given on
Egypt" by Rev. Edward Pratt for
,oung children, admission, adults %
ents, children 10 cents.
I will teach private class in the
chool house, commencing April 9Th
S96. Tuition $3.50 per month, payable
n advance. Patronage solicited.
Alice A. Hefing.
F. w. Goodirg met with quite an ac-
ident Sunday, by falling into the cellar,
distance of about eight feet. No bones
,roken. Whether it was from the eff
ects of too much of that Michigan cider,
r otherwise, deponent saith not.
R, J, Mcmahon has this week re-
eived large consignment of mems
at's, Straw hats, wool hats, and fur
ats of the best manufacture, Prices