Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-07-23

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turned from their Salt Lake visit last
Sunday.
Geo. Crowley has returned from his
shearing trip through Wyoming and
Montana.
Several large excursion parties are
booked for the Falls during the month
OF August.
Matt McFall caught an even hundred
of fine trout last Saturday, in less than
two hours.
Col. A. s. Senter and wife went to
Salt Lake Tuesday night, to witness the
jubilee exercises.
L, L. Ormsby, the sheep man of Idaho
has been in town this week looking after
his business interests.
The Cooling brothers expect to ship a
couple train loads of sheep to the Chica-
go market this month.
There were 45 passengers on the train
from Haley, Monday night, all of whom
were bound for the jubilee.
Frank R. Gooding has purchased all
of the sheep belonging to J. S. Fordyce.
This lot OF sheep consists of four bands.
There will be shipped over $50 cars Of
live stock off of the branch this season,
consisting principally of sheep and cat
tie.
Eiss Ella Boulwer, who has been visit
ing Miss Ella Dill for the past few
weeks, has returned TO her home at
Albion.
Dr. w. II. Baugh was up the river the
first OF the week looking over his sheep
and preparing to make shipment to
Chicago.
Arch Deacon Johnson of the Episco-
pal church, preached to good sized
congregation in the Pavilion last Mon
day night.
W. NJ. Mansfield come up from Salt
Lake Tuesday to deliver the Fordyce
sheep to their recent purchaser, Frank
R. Gooding.
Rev, F. P. Howell and family have
been taking couple of weeks of much
needed rest at the home of Mr.. Randall
on Snake river.
Beneficiary call Nos, 7 & A. U. o. w.
and dues, amounting to $3.50, are now
due and will become delinquent on the
28th day OF July.
NJ. Fleming who has has been in the
employ of the U, P, as section foreman
for the past IA years, has quit the road
and gone to Salt Lake.
Art Smith, the genial host Of the AL
turas, accompanied by his estimable
wife, were passengers on the east bound
train Monday, for Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. McMurrin, Mrs. G.
a. Gilmore, Mrs. Leah Burnside and
Artie McMurrin composed a very pleas
ant party to Salt Lake, Tuesday.
Joseph Mcconnell, supt. of NJ. P. and
NJ. Oh the U. P, was fishing on both Big
and Little Wood rivers this week and
some magnificent trout were landed.
o P. Johnson shipped three train
loads of cattle from the Shoshone stock
yards this week. He informs us that
he will ship at least twenty trains more
this season,
L. B. Gorham, general travelling
freight agent of the Rock Island road,
was in town the first of the week, on
his way to Portland where he will now
make his headquarters.
Rev. R. V. Williams will deliver a
lecture on Robert Burns, on Sunday !
evening, August l at $50 O'Clock p. N.
During the lecture Mr.. Williams will
render some choice selections.
The tourists who have visited the Falls |
this season all speak in the highest |
terms of the Accommodations, and unite
in saying that Landlord Fletcher cannot
be beat as caterer and entertainer.
Prof. J. w. Faris, of Pocatello, who
has been one of the leading educators OF
Idoho for several years, has just been
rendered the chair of the Commercial
Department of the Utah Agricultural
College.
Mrs. Ruth Mccarthy returned from
yerv pleasant visit to Weiser friends last
..sll nrrs Mccarthy met her friends