Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-08-21

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the week are 46 cars.
Some enterprising cuss stole fine
hammock from the front of c. W. Wer-
nicke's store Saturday night
Miss Mary Frost, who has been visit
ing her friend Miss Ella Dill, for several
days, returned home Wednesday.
The coaches on the branch train have
received a coat and varnish, which
adds greatly to their appearance.
Judge McFadden was in town We'd
nesday on flying trip to Boise. return
ing to his home in HALEY to-day.
John w. SAVERS and L. Dawson were
having few days pleasure this week,
angling for trout and shooting birds.
There has been number of commits
sion men from the east here this week,
looking up few train loads of cattle.
R. A. Pierce, editor of the Chalis
Messenger, passed through town Mon
day, enroute to the convention at Boise.
G. S. Doan and wife, have returned to
their home in Caldwell after a couple of
weeks visit among friends on Wood ri
yer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stone and son.
passed through Shoshone Thursday, en-
route to their home in Colfax Washing
ton.
Rev. Barger and party of campers
have returned from their outing at
Baird springs, all delighted with their
trip.
Miss Nora Griffin, of Ketchum, passed |
through town Tuesday, on her way to |
Valparaiso, Indiana, where she goes to
attend school.
Mrs. Alice Bremen, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. F. White, of
this place. returned to her home in
Boise Wednesday morning,
Several cars of horses, scrappers
and men were shipped up to the Ketch-
UNI washuut this week, and grading the
new road bed has commenced.
District Attorney Rogers, came over
rom Albion Monday, and continued his
Journey to Boise to take in the demo-
cratic and populist conventions.
Clyde Senter caught trout Monday,
which weighed four ard one half pounds
lressed, and with the head off. Clyde
cells quite proud over his prize.
H. c. Lyon, of the insane asylum at
3lackfoot, has taken Miller, who has
'een confined in the county jail tor some
ime, to that institution for treatment,
Our townsman Joseph Parry accom-
'anied by Joseph Parry ST.. took
trip up Wood river Monday, to look
fter their mining interests in that To-
ality.
Born-On Thursday morning August
9th to the wife of Alvin I. Mcmahon, a d
pound boy. Mother and babe doing
ell, and Alvin the happiest father in L
laho.
Sunday morning, party of about n
yenty railroad men, from Pocatello, ie
ere driven to the Falls and Blue Lakes !,
Y that prince of stage drivers G. G. II
aynes. n
Miller, the man who has been con- -
ned in the county Jail here for some Il
me, on the charge of horse stealing, 81
as been adjudged insane, and has ts
zen taken to Blackfoot. al
The front of the drug store of DIR. H. r
z. Baugh, is receiving a new coat of =.
lint, which is certainly big improve -
emit. the Doctor spares no expense to NJ
axe his store attractive. -
Rev. Arnold Lindsay will preach at in
e NJ. E. church tomorrow and Sun W
" nights. Mr.. Lindsey bears grand m
putation as a speaker, and large Sc
dience should greet him. CT
Jud Adamy took large shipment of ue
aches and apples, from the Blue Lake VI
lit farm, to Haley Monday. He met "
tn ready sale, as the fruit from this VI
nous orchard is always in demand. 81
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The country publisher is no mind read sts
and only fair guesser. If you don't thj
the little notice of the arrival or de- thi
rture of your friend, the new baby civ