Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-07-16

70 Salt Lake to confer with Mr. Will
liams.
J. II. Hawley has returned TO his
home in Boise. He has been attending
court in HALEY as attorney in the HALEY
murder case.
Beneficiary call Nos, &s A. Z. 0. W.
and dues, amounting to $3.50, are now
due and will become delinquent on the
28th day OF July.
s. c. Frost, wife and daughter were
in town the first Of the week on their
way home from William Justices where
they bad been visiting.
While the people in the east are drop
ping dead by the hundreds, from the
effects Of the heat, Idahoans are enjoy
ing weather fit for the Gods.
Postmaster Van Irons was up from
Hagerman last Saturday. He transacted
heap Of business during the dav and
rode the A. o. Z, w. goat in the even
ing.
w. J. Barger and daughters have re-
turned to ShosIione to reside. His eld-
est daughter, Miss Lottie, has secured
the Clover Creek school for the next
term.
Vic Borrower went to Boise Tuesday
morning and returned Wednesday night.
He accompanied w. J. BRYAN from
Nampa, at which place Mr.. Bryan made
short talk.
c. HAYNES received a 6 horse. II
passenger stage coach last Monday,
which will run to the Falls. Charlie is a
safe driver and will drive fishing parties
to any point on the river.
As there is a scarcity Of water at To-
ponis, Water Master EEaldron turned
the water out Of the town bitches, the
first of the week. Joe is determined to
see everyone treated fairly.
Sheriff White had a great combina-
ton in jail one day this week. There
was one Indian, one negro, one China
man, one Scotchman, one Dutchman,
one Englishman and one American.
Nephi Winchester was on the grid
iron Tuesday on q charge OF drunk and
disorderly. His plea was not guilty but
the court concluded he was, therefore
for lack of cash. he languishes in the
bastile.
Governor Steunenberg and family &C.
companied W. J. Bryan from Nampa to
Shoshone. The Governor returned to
Boise on the morning train and his fam
ily went to Ketchum Tor few weeks
recreation.
Haymakers are hard to get now days.
Sheriff White came near going out to
work in bayfield, west of town. As the
conditions he imposed would not be
complied with, he remained at home. /
Joe likes too good a thing.
We hereby acknowledge with thanks
the receipt of fine lot of green peas
from the garden of VIM. Mabbutt. II it |
was not for a few thoughtful ranchmen |
like Mr.. NJ. the printers would often
suffer the pangs OF hunger.
We received card for the oath ami
versarv of the Alumni Association of the |
Normal School at Valparaiso, Indiana.
entertainments are in prepar
alton. and our friend, one OF Shoshone's
brightest young men. Ed Walters, rep
resents the Scientific Glass.
Charlie Gilmore accompanied Fred
to salt Lake last Saturday
night. where Fred went to consult an
oculist in regard to his eye, which was
injured on the 3rd of July by FIRE works.
They returned Monday morning and
Mr.. Gooding is feeling much better and
MS eve is improving.
My son, follow not in the footsteps OF
he loafer, and make no example of him
who was born tired; for verify l say
INTO you, their business is overstocked,
md the seats are all taken and the good
whiting places are all occupied. 1t is
,etter to saw wood at two bits cord
han to white in a loafng match and
lbuse the Observation-Disclosures
Herald.
Married-On Monday last at the resi-
Ience of Judge Gay, John c. Baugh to
fern Sill. The young couple have
.one to housekeeping in that beautiful
uit of rooms in the rear of the drug