Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-06-18

teer to help day flooring and shingles at
the park pavilion.
There is a newspaper published down
in Arkansaw called the Thomas Cat,
which has as its motto: "God help the
rich, for the poor can beg"
Judge Pratt has received returns flom
nearly all of the school district elections.
They have about all voted enough tax to
run their schools eight months.
Tony Jennings, who has been attend
ing the Agricultural college Of Utah,
passed through town the other day, on
his way to his home in Caldwell,
The Cuban Blossom has shook the
soil of Shoshone from his feet and at
tached himself to the end of pitchfork
handle-he is strictly in it now, clear up
to his eyes.
A heavy wind prevailed in this locality
Monday and several panels Of the park
fence. were blown down and anumber of
shade trees in different parts of town
were uprooted.
In the Glassford divorce case, at Hal
ley this week. Judge Stockslager ordered
that Mrs. Glassford be paid 500 tor
attorneys fee and $25 per month until
further order of the court.
Eddie Peck was thrown from horse,
at Toponis Wednesday and severely in
iured, his shoulder was dislocated and
head badly cut. DR.. Baugh attended
him, and he is now resting easy,
A local poet mailed us poem this
week entitled: "Why do live?" We
cannot use the contribution, but we can
answer the conundrum. You live simply |
because you sent your verses instead of
bringing them.
Silas Perrine has sold out his stage |
line to his brother Frank, who will run
it hereafter. Silas will assume the man
agement of the L. L. Ormsby ranch, in
the place of Joe Robinson, who goes to
Pennsylvania to reside.
Don't fail to see the Vitascope at the
opera house Tuesday night. The pictures
are true to life, show every movement
etc, To see one view, is alone worth
the price of admission. Reserved seats
on sale at A. 5. Senter's, % and 80 cents.
Shoshone is to have resident dentist.
DR.. Rogers, who has been practicing in
Bellevue for number of years, has con-
,luded to move his family to this place
% reside The doctor is we'll and favor
.bly known and we precict for him a
rood practice.
VIM. Custer has put the 'cut off on
he Starrh's ferry road in fine shape, or
ather the south end OF it. This will
make the road about five miles shorter,
.oes by the lake and means much TO our
own. We hope the commissioners will
uthorize Mr.. Custer to complete the
God work he has begun. ,
Rev. R. V. Williams has been invited
0 occupy the pulpit of the First Baptis.
hurch at Boise next Sunday. Mr.. Will
ANS will also address the G. A. R. at
heir reunion which he will attend as
II honored guest. We commend Mr..
Villains to the people of Boise. as an
BILE, and brilliant orator.
State Horticultural Inspector Nc +
herson, has been inspecting the fruit '
nd orchard conditions in and about O
hoshone. He is making arrangements .
n the prompt inspection of all fruits on O
rival and enforcement of the quaran- n
ne provisions of the new horticultural !,
w against all infected fruits, etc, with +
his district.
Don't torment yourself about what
sopIe are going to think'about this and
lat action. No matter what you do,
leave undone, some will criticise you
and the very best rule for get
no through life with comparative COM
TT is, after you have made up your
ind as to the propriety and advisable
of a certain course, pursue it calmly
ID without paying the slightest atten-
IN to the criticisms of the lockers on
,m the outside. You see, just because
ev are on the outside they can only
e the surface. 1t does not matter in
e least what they think. They are
Re the dog baying the moon-harnless.
The concert given on last Tuesday
ening by the R. B. George Concert Co,
sisted by local chorus OF of 80 voices,
-. =. ,,,1st ariox,ahle affair The chill