Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-04-02


her sisters, at this place, Tor seyeraltlay
o. P. johnson has closed out his cat
tie business 20 the Burke cattle com
pany, of American Falls.
VIM. Hicks, nephew Of our townsmal
c. c. Haynes, arrived in uown iron
Fl. Worth, Tex, last week.
A great many II the sheep driven int
the shearing corrsls, have shed Of Il
fine shape-so fine that s,ey hardly nee,
shearing.
Joe Darrah sold his savorite team o
horses to L. I. Ormsby, Tuesday. We
don't see how Joe can keep house with
out ''Old Jim"
Warden Campbell came down from
Boise, Tuesday, after Cowan. who was
sentenced to Is months in the pen at the
last term Of court.
DR.. Buttner has returned from an ex-
tended professional visit to the various
towns in Custer county, and is again at
his Office in the drug store,
z. r. Horne, at the Shoshone Market
has iust received fresh stock OF picked
tripe, pigs feet and lambs tongues; also
homeless ham and bologna.
Tickets for Salt Lake and return. for
the annual conference OF the Church of
Iesua Christ of Latter Day Saints, now
on sale at the depot, 1920.
Born-sunday, March IS, 1897, to Mr..
and Mira. Henry A. Brown, daughter.
Mother and baby doing nicely and
Henry is the happIest man in Idaho.
The ladies Of the Methodist church ex-
tend their thanks to all who go kindly
assisted them, in making their soclable,
Tuesday night. such an enjoyable affair.
L. L Ormsby is in town this week,
preparing for shearing about 80, 900 head
OF his sheep. The last we saw of L. L.
he was tearing around looking for an
eleven-cents-on-the -back-wool-man he
had read about.
Services every Sunday morning and
evening, at the Baptist church. Sunday
School after morning services. Prayer
meeting and Christian Endeavor We'd
nesday evening of each week. Rev. r.
V. Williams, Pastor.
Clyde Senter and Charlie Dill came
over from Albion Saturday, at which |
place they are attending the Normal. |
The boys were a little homesick and |
came home TO visit their parents. They I
returned to Albion Monday.
Under the new law, every county /
officer must make quarterly report to
the county commissioners, of all fees
that have been collected by him. This
will show the people just how much
dough" there is in each Office.
Rev. Stephenson and wife. of Boise,
md who hav been assisting Rev. Howell
n revival services here. for several
weeks, returned to their home Wednes-
lay. Mr.. and Mrs. Stephenson made
many friends during their stay in Sho-
hone.
Charles Van Dorm, of Boise, is now
warden OF the penitentiary, and ". H.
atkinson, of HALEY, is deputy warden.
While the new warden may be a compe-
ent man for the place, it Is impossible
Or him TO have the same confidence of
he people as is bestowed upon the retir-
~ warden, John P. Campbell.
Robert Noble, the Owyhee county
heepman, Monday, sold his wool clip
,r 1855, agregating some 400 900 ,
ounds, to Hecht, Lehman & Co.. of I
oston. Although the price received !
as not been made public, The Caldwell :
ecord states that was in the neighbour
God OF So cents pounds.
The scociable given by the ladies of
lie Methodist church Tuesday evening
as grand success, both from inan- q"
al and literary standpoint. A splendid
-ogram was rendered. after which an 4
egant luncheon was served, and all
resent went away greatly pleased with \
e evenings entertainment.
Payette got the Seven Devils rail road
ID is now on the boom. Payette is o
ock full Of enterprising, go-ahead peo-
e. Payette is the center OF a wonder
! fruit country. Payette has a climate
at is unequalled. Payette viii be the
ost progressive and popular town on It
n Short Tine pavette with such a |