Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-06-25


ready TO acton the suggestion.
Frank Crosse had $50 dollars stolen
from bureau drawer last Friday. The
party is known and by returning the
money they viii avoid criminal prosecu-
ton.
Grandma Atkins met an old time
friend in the person OF W. L. Main, the
circus owner. They were from the same
town in Ohio and Grandma has known
him from his infancy.
Edward Giiroy of this place, was elect
ed delegate, at Boise last week, to at
tend the National Encampment of the
G. A, r. 1T Buffalo, n. Y, next august.
A better selection could not have been
made.
Ted Tor ten weeks or this grain ration
receiving in addition the milk OF thsi
mothers. The average weight Of eacl
lamb at the beginning Of the expert
ment was 1876 pounds, and at the end
90 pounds, an average weekly gail
per head of 4.48 pounds. They eacl
Jud AdamY and Frank Perrine came
from the Blue Lake fruit farm Saturday
to see the elephant. After the show it
took all their friends and two policemen
to keep the boys in town-they wanted
to join the circus and be actors in the
ring.
1t will soon be the season for camping
parties to 60 into. the mountains for an
outing and quite anumber are preparing
to take in some pure air, mountain trout
hard bread and other luxuries. such as
sleeping with a small boulder or a stump
Of tree for a pillow.
Joe Darrah received a telegram from
the Odd Fellows lodge at Ailesville, Cal,
that his brother, who was on his way
here from Texas, had been stricken
with apoplexy at that place, and was
very low. Mr.. Darrah left Monday for
his bro theirs bedside.
Beware uf the man who persistentlY
opposes and fights everything new. He
sn't safe teacher or leader. This is a
world Of progress and this an age OF ad-
We are learning new things
every day, and the man who stands still
IS soon left in the rear.
a train load of cattle from eastern
Oregon stopped here to feed Wednesday.
Shoshone is situated just right for a
eeding station for western shipments of
stock. The head officials of the Short
Line will assist in building up all towns
along its line and nothing can stop it.
Word has been received in Shoshone
hat S. c. Burd, who was so nearly muir
Tered by Dave Norwood last spring near
died at that place on the
9TH. The coroners inquest found that
lis death was caused by acute pneumon-
a and probably from injuries received
bout April the 9Th.
Into the COW lot bright and gay, the
milk maid hustles from daY to day, and
fathers the tactical fluid white, while
morning sun is yet out of sight. Hot
nay winds blow and grasshoppers hop,
nd bugs and billiards may gather their
rop, but as long as the stream of milk
lon't stop, the COW and the milk maid |
viii come out ON top.
An exchange truthfully says: News |
,aper men are blamed with q lot of |
Kings they can't help, such as using
'artiality in mentioning visitors giving |
Jews about some folks and leaving 9TH |
RS out, etc. He simply prints the news |
e can find. Some people inform US of
hings and others do not. An editor |
hould not be expected to know the
anne and residents Of all your uncles,
UNITS and cousins, even if he should see
hem get off and on the train, Tell US
bout it. It's news that makes news
aper and every man, woman and child
an be an associate editor if they would.
In speaking of the meanest man in
-merica Brann says: 'If his milk OF
uman kindness were churned, the
roduct would be limburger cheese.
We've found the man. He lives near
hoshone. The day Of the circus he
anne to town with three of his children
} see the show-his wife was at home
.rigaling. He squandered some money
wing TO pitch g ring over a jack knife.
When the big show opened he cast
ne little ones off, left them crying on