Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-12-10

Rev. r. NJ. Hardman, pastor of the
NJ E. church, has been suffering with
his eyes for several months, called on
DR.. Baugh, of this city, who is a first
class occulist and optician, who treated
his eyes, ard now the reverend gentle
man lejoices in the fact that be has a
pair of glasses that are in every respect
perfect. To those who need glasses Rev.
Hartman highly recommends DR..
Baugh, as an artist in his line.
Some people scatter sunshine all along
the pathway of life, others mark the way
with shadows, mold and mildew. Some
are cheerful, cheering spirits every day,
others are disagreeatle as the storms of
the Chilcoot pass. Some are bright and
sunshiny all the day long, others are
bright in the morning but dark and
threatening in the afternoon and even
ing. Some are always as true as the
sunfower to the God of day, others are
as false and tickle as Delilah. To the
one we are ever ready to say: "Look
this way" to the other: "Please look
that way"
Some people are anxious to avoid pay
ing the home merchant legitimate
margin. They readily believe any fairy
tale told them by slick tongued frauds
or read in catalogues. Ninety-nine per
cent of these soft snaps are swindles.
The best plan is 10 patronize our home
they advertise their goods
and show them to YOU when you call.
They pay large part of the taxes. help
support the schools, churches, etc, and
are citizens among us. They are re-
sponsible for the goods they sell and can
be found at any time. should anything
be wrong or the goods not be as repre-
sented. They buy and sell at fair prices
and should have the support of the peo-
Pile.
A royal entertainment is awaiting the |
citizens of Shoshone, at the NJ. E. |
church, on the evening of December
18th. Rev. Hartman has engaged Miss
Iottie L. Tillotson OF st, Paul, MIMI,
Who will give one of her Evolutionary
consisting of wit, hui
nor, social and intellectual. First
lass musical program is arranged by
Hiss Maud Waters. Another feature of
he evenings entertainment will be
everal pieces of music, band, orchestra,
II song, by the ''Regnia." This favor
3 through the kindness of DR.. Baugh.
his distinguished traveller and elocu-
ionist comes to us well recommended
rom the large cities throughout the
United States and Canada, besides the
fading organizations of this state.
,on't fail to hear her. Admittance:
.dults % cents. Children under Is,
5 cents.
George Turner and Orson James were
to the county Jail last Satur-
ay, the former for 20 days and TO pay a
ne of fifty dollars. and the latter for 20
avs. The charge as near as we can
,arn it seems to be, that a drunken
heep herder pawned pair of shoes in
ne of the saloons, tor whiskey, OF which
ames took drink. The sheep herder
len had James arrested for obtaining
PODS under false pretenses, con-
cted and sentenced as above. Turner
appears told the sheep herder that he
ad better sober up and go out TO his
ork or he would lose his job, as there
ere lots of men in,town who would like
get It; for his advice he got 20 days in
il and $50 fine, and as he is 70 years
it is no snap for him. The shoes are
the hands of the saloon man who took
EN- from the herder. Able counsel has
ZEN retained by Turner, James and
cir friends and the district court will
doubt have nice juicy case before it
,xt term, when all the facts in the
after will be thoroughly aired, and at
aich time we can appraise our readers
e exact state of affairs without wrong
g anyone.
l.. o. L. NJ.