Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-10-08

terday.
Murderer Norwood and Alkali Ike
will no doubt receive their sentences to-
day or tomorrow.
Judge Stockslager was entertained at
luncheon, Tuesday, by Rev. and Mrs.
Hartman.
Will snodgrass was up from Hager-
man last Saturday as witness in the
Norwood murder trial.
DIR. Rogers has returned from his trip
to Camas and is again ready to do any
and all kinds of dental work.
John SAWYER was up from Kanaka the
first of the week. He SAYS Mrs. Sawyer
is improving in health slowly.
Messrs. Boone and John, the hustling
insurance agents OF HALEY, were doing
business in Shoshone this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Brown drove to
Duret Monday. They will probably
visit Boise and Caldwell before return
ing.
Mrs. E. R. Horrie has returned to
Shoshone to pack and ship their house
hold goods to Boise, where they will re-
side.
Neil Campbell has moved his family
from Bellevue to Shoshone that his
children may attend our excellent public
school.
Andrew Hash, who lett Shoshone a
couple of weeks ago for the east " tn
stock is now at Vesta, Neb., visiting
ends.
J. H. Hawley, the Boise attorney has
been in Shoshone the past week attend
ing to his numerous cases before the
district court here.
Mrs. Mamie Roche of Littleton, Colo,
has been the guest of Mrs. Joe Keefer
for several days, and thinks some of 10
cati1g in Shoshone,
Professors Pratt and Novinger, Mrs.
Burnside, Misses Mcintyre, Patton, Nc
Cutcheon and McGuiness, of this place,
attended the meeting of the teachers
association at Hagerman, Saturday.
In his cross examination of Expert /
Smith in the Norwood murder trial,
District Attorney Rogers broke the gen.
tleman all up. Before he was through /
with him, Smith concluded he wasn't |
even a good expert on dogs and he drew
a Sigh of relief when Rogers let him go.
Judge Waters made strong fight for
his client, Norwood, who was tried for
murder last week. The Judge was very
i'll during the trial bu. fought like
tiger and let no point in favor of Nor
wood pass by. and, it it Is conceded that
his untiilng efforts, saved the prisoner
from the hengman.
The jury in the Thomson cattle steal
ing case could not agree therefore they
we're discharged and another jury drawn
and the trial takes place to-day. After
he case had gone to the first jury, At
,orneY Drummer had two of his clients
arrested for stealing from him, and they
low languish in durance vile.
At the NJ. E. church, Sunday II a, m.
he subject for discussion: "The Impor-
ance of Harvesting Our Thoughts" ,
Evening subject: "All Things Are
Yours" League will be led by DIR.
Rogers at 7;30. Annual election OF Sun !
lay school superintendent, officers and s
eachers will take place Immediately
lfter Sunday school. {
Our once loved DIR. Pyle-the gentle
nan who was going to drive us into the :,
arth, year ago, but pulled the trigger
,efore he was loaded-was arrested for
ssaulting a little tailor who asked for l
lis pay for mending the doctors clothes.
We always did say he was of no account, d
nd we are now satisfied that he must
e cross between a monkey and a
yena-he resembles a man but has
one of his principles.
The only amusing feature of the Nor +
-ood murder trial was the testimony OF Z
Expert Doctor Smith, of Boise. The re- .
orter could make but little out OF the Y
further than from the doctors 1
expressions and his frequent p
to One Lung and Two Lung, n
0ncluded he was a Chinese interpreter. a
his must have been the case, as he +
acknowledged that he knew not whether h
-orwood killed Burd, or if he died from
neumonia, whooping cough or piles. n
The social at the Methodist church n