Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-11-06

attending court.
Quite sum of money changed hands
in town, on the presidential election.
The ladies OF the Methodist church
cleared $500 on their dinner election
day.
John Hopkins and family of Briggs,
are visiting friend in shoshone this
week.
John J. SAVERS departed for Oregon
this morning on a visit to friend and re-
latives.
Lee Vader and wife of Snake river
were in the county seat attending court |
this week.
Charlie Dill came over from Albion
this week to visit his parents and friends
Charlie says that he is in love with the |
Normal
The Demo-Pops elected Gum to con-
gress also the entire state and legislative
ticket, which moons the defeat of Du-
bois for the senate.
The "Shoshone Falls Spoon" got up
by Dinwoody, the Pocatello jeweler is
beauty and a very pretty souvenir of
Idaho to give friend.
The ladies of the Methodist church
wish to thank the public for theirliberal
patronage to their dinner and supper
on election day the proceeds which is to
be used for the benefit of their pastor.
The latest Geographic reports gives
Mckinley and Hobart 277 electoral votes
and Bryan and Sewall 10Y. Later Chair
man Jones Of the Democratic National
committee conceeds the election of Nc
Kinlev and Hobart,
The Shoshone Falls are certainly the
grandest Falls in America and the !
'Shoshone Falls Spoon" got up by H.
Dinwoody, the Pocat9llo jewler has a t
very good picture of the main falls in s
the bowl. Prices $3.50 to $500 Sterling
silver, gold bowl. !
There are some people in this world
who are liberal with their cash and 6
gather wealth. There are also others
who sqeeze a dollar so hard that the
goddess of liberty gets blue in the face, I
Who die poor. It is all right to be saw a
ng, but it don't pay to be too blamed a
itingy. h
There are a whole lot of people who
want the newspapers to help boom their C
business and the business of the town, a
provided the editor will do all the writ p
ng, make enemies, get licked and paw
he expense of doing it. They only ap- n
oreciate the power of the press when it L
: TUNED against them. u
The man who sawed from the tree the
,ough upon which he was sitting, has a
ival in the practical citizen who took a j
zig dose of paris green to kill a potato :
Jug which flew down his throat, or the Il
who tried to boycott the e.
BUSINESS of his neighbor.-because he W
ont like him,-and by his foolishness e.
ealy increases his enemies trade.
A man purchased groceries to the a. =,
Mount OF thirty-four cents. When :,
e came to pay for the goods he had on g
Y dollar bill, three cent piece and a
wo cent piece. The store keeper had Il
alf dollar and quarter. They APP r
called to bystander, but he only had r.
wo dimes and one penny. After some h
erplexity the change was made to the .,
abstraction of ALL How was it done? =,
1t is remarked by an exchange that tc
ne lady who gently tapped her hus- ju
and on the shoulder with fan at a CO
1cial the other evening and said," nj
owe, it is growing late; l think we had Va
etter 90 home," is the same, after get la
ng home, shook the rolling pin under cl
is nose and said, "You infamous old W
laggle-tooth scoundrel you, if you ever n
,ok at that mean, hateful, calico faced, W
old thing your eyes
ere rivited on to night, I'll burst your
,coanut wide open for you"
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The successful candidates in Lincoln -,
,unty are: m
tate Senator Guy G Barnum.
representative J. S. Waters.
lerif J. F. White. II
uditor A. S. Senter q
SCISSOR Fred w. Gooding. W.
chool Suut., Edward Pratt lie