Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-11-19

A new lot Of fine clocks just received
at Baugh's drug store. Goods at bottom
prices is our motto.
Farmer Briggs if filing the large eel
lar next to Holt & Gilmore's with apple:
for the winter market.
Joe Waldron returned from American
Falls Wednesday, and is now busy herd.
ing Vic Borrowers cats.
]. NJ. Butler is pushing work on his
new saloon in the opera house. When
clinpleted, it will be dandy.
Jesse Chrisman, who has been laid up
for several days with a sprained ankle,
has again taken his run on the branch.
Elmer Todd was in town this week.
He has charge of o. P. Johnson's herds
and is bringing them from the hills to
the winter range.
Workmanship and good material tells.
Mr.. Burkill, the harness maker. sold
three more sets Of double team harness
| this week.
Persons not having the price of a
| Thanksgiving dinner, are invited to take
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. William Dill
next Thursday.
Mrs. John A. Drager an d three child
rem came down from BELLEVUE Tuesday.
She was on her way to South Africa to
join Mr.. Drager.
Mrs. Ruth Mccarthy received the sad
news of her fathers death, last Friday.
He died at Gum City, Mo-, at the adj
vanced age OF IS years.
Joe Darrah is busy looking after the
sheep that are coming down from their
summer range and having them put
through the dipping watts,
Lost-A knight Templar watch charm
between the depot and my residence.
The finder will be rewarded by leaving
at the depot, E. R. Cheney.
Services Sunday at the Baptist church
as follows: Peaching at II a, M, 7:30
p. M. Sunday school 2:30 p. M, Y. P.
S. G. E. "a. m. E. Bowler. pastor.
Attorney Cureton has gone over to
Cassia county to superintend some de-
velopment work he is having done on
his mining property there. He will be
absent about three weeks.
Rev. G. A. Landen, of Boise, will
preach in the NJ. E. church, Saturday
7 80 p. m. Quarterly Conference i'm
mediatelY after the service. He will oc
cupy the pulpit Sunday morning and
evening. Sacrament after the morning
service.
Morris Burke, Miss Mary Burke, W.
T. Godfrey and wife, and W. H. Baugh
and wife accompanied the remains OF
the late John Burke, to Salt Lake Sun
lay night, where they were met by
James Burke. The funeral took place
Tuesday.
State Superintendent Anderson has
ssued call to the county superintend-
,nts of the state for convention to be
leld at HALEY, for the three days next
ollowing December 2Sth. This will be
It the time OF the regular meeting of the
tate teachers association.
VIII Kelly returned from Pocatello {
asst Saturday. He says that the pleas t
ire boat, built by Kelly and Green, has
ieen launched and carries pleasure par
les up the Portneuf distance of eight t
niles. This will be quite feature, not I
My for Pocatello people but for all who |
isit that hustling burg. q
Mr.. Stephen Grover Cleveland, ex-
resident of the UNITED States, wife
ave birth to large robust boy week
r so ago. It is said he has blue eyes
nd looks like his dad. Grover is now
appv, This shows the beneficial re-
tits of a policy OF continually keeping
t it until success crowns your Efforts
arts Post ~
Out here in Idaho they have intro u
uced hugging societies to swell the Il
lurch treasury, and Moscow man il
YES the following scale.ot prices: Girls il
1der sixteen, II cents a hug for two W
inutes or 10 cents for short squeeze; II
rls from sixteen to twenty years old, W
cents; schoolmarms 40 cents; wild
,ws, according to looks, from nine ID
nts to three dollars; another mans
lie one dollar; old maids 3 cents each
two for cents and no limit to time. OF
.anchars are not charged. Editors paw