Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-08-27
Rube Brown has begun threshing.

Subject at the Baptist church Sunday (
night: "God is Love-"
Clyde senter and Roy foyer were at
work on the Pavilion yesterday.
Lee Vader was in town Tuesday on his
way from Denver where he has been
with cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Dean have return
ed to Caldwell after pleasant three
weeks outing on Wood river and visit
in shoshone.
A. s. senter has received large in
voice OF dry goods and ladies furnish
ings. Watch for his announcement in
our next issue.
Single states, double slates, tablets,
examination tablets, pens, pencils. ink
and all kinds OF stationery at w. H,
Baugh's drug store.
Prof. Novinger, the new principal OF
our public school, arrived the first Of
the week and is ready Tor the opening OF
school next Monday.
David Matthias, formerly a resident OF
Shoshone but whose home is now in
Pocatello, is running the company pump /
here during the absence of Mr.. Gilroy /
in New York.
Charlie Dill and VIII Orr returned
from Chicago Tuesday via Leadville,
The boys were delighted with the trip (
over the Rio Grande and think the !
Cloud City a beauty.
AL. Anderson and sons Harry and
George, returned from their sad journey (
to Chicago, whence they took the body 4
of their.beloved wife and mother for in !
terment, last Wednesday.
Don't forget to attend the Dramatic /
Recital by Miss Nellie Louise Woodbury.
at the Pavilion. Tuesday evening next.
Tickets 80 cents; children % cents now
on sale at Baugh's drug store.
When wanting anything in the way
OF blacksmithing, remember that 1 am
still at the same old stand. Horse
shoeing a speciality and by one who IN
derstands it thoroughly, A. J. Hash.
A new industry has sprung up in Col
orado within the past few weeks, that OF
hunting jack rabbits for their pelts,
which find ready sale to hat manu-
facturers in the east.
Charles Smith, one OF the guards at
the State prison. was in town yesterday
with Coleman, one Of the convicts who
escaped from the pen a short time ago.
Mr.. Smith captured him at ketchum.
DIR. Baugh returned from an extended
trip through the east, last Saturday. He
took a few car loads Of sheep to the
Chicago market on his way east and
saws that prices were away up and buy
ers plenty.
The rabbit pest is assuming mammoth
proportions. Whole fields Of grain have
been totally destroyed and now they
are attacking the alfalfa and gardens.
What is the reason that few rabbit
drives cannot be made.
Rev. R. V Hartman. formerly pastor
of the NJ. E. church at Albion, has been
assigned to Shoshone by the conference
which has just closed at Caldwell, ar
rived here last Thursday and will hold
services at the Methodist church sun
day night.
Mrs. J. W. Faris, who has been visit
ing her mother and sister here for the
mast three weeks, left for Pocatello We'd
nesday night, at which place she was to
meet Mr.. Faris. They so from Poca-
tello to Logan, Utah, where Mr.. Farls
has accepted chair in the Logan Agri-
cultural college.
tits not the number OF flowers you (
nile on a mans coffin or his grave that
proves your humanity toward him; but
the number of kind words you speak
concerning him, and the number OF
kind acts you perform for him while he
is alive and fighting life's battles, are
the things that count.
1t is estimated that the disbursements
of money in Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky
for wheat alone will this year be not
less than sg,OO0,O 600 IN excess OF last;
and. as other crops promise we'll, 1t fol-
lows that the farmers of these states will /
handle several millions OF dollars more {
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