Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-10-01

rocks at the passenger train has been
discharged from custody.
There were 81 cases on the court doc
ket for this term, but several OF them
were stricken from the calendar.
Mr., and Mrs. J. G. Brown have re-
turned from Albion and are again &C.
cupying their handsome home on the
| north side.
Attorney w, H. Cureton of Mojaye
county, Arizona, is attending the present
term of court, He is thinking of locat-
ing here permanently.
| The case of Walter Hamond for the
robbery of the Bliss station agent on
Sept. 18th, was tried yesterday. The
jury brought in a verd ct of guilty.
Johnny Baugh left for Chicago with a
couple of cars of sheep Tuesday night
After he disposes of them he will visit
his old home at Pilot Grove. Mo-, for a
few weeks.
Doc. Smith complimented Rev. Hard
man with beautiful and choice boquet
for his pulpit. Miss SAVERS presented
Mrs. Hartman with some choice flowers
for the parsonage.
From October End to 9Th the Oregon
Short Line will sell tickets to Salt Lake
and return at $12.40 each limited to Oct.
18th. See E. R. Cheney. agent, Sho-
shone for further information.
Idaho Inter-Mountain Fair at Boise
City, Oct. 18th to 10Th. For the above
occasion the o. s. L. R. R. will sell
return tickets at $500 each limited to
Get. goth. Dates of sale Oct. 18th to
18TH
Whv not go to the NJ. E. church, Sun
day morning, and 'enjov Rev. Hard
mans subject: "The Two Citadels."
In the evening he will take for his SUBJ
ject the following: Conflicts OF Life. "
Everybody come.
A Kansas farmer planted his farm in
popcorn and gathered it into his barn.
The barn took fire, the corn popped and
filled a ten acre field. His old mare
it was a snow storm, lay down
and froze to death.-Ex.
The printers devil met his best girl in
a shadow one moonlight night, and this
is what he saws hammered:
May print kiss upon your cheek?
She nodded her sweet permission;
SO we went to press, and rather guess
I printed large edition.
And, here is another wav to outwit |
the law, as gathered from an exchange: |
A Wisconsin man who had been mill |
ionaire but was about to loose his prop
erty for debt to respondent creditors in
the hard listed east, induced his wife to
sue him for divorce ON the grounds of
cruelty. The divorce with alimony was
secured, and he Immediately turned his
over to her for settlement OF
The alimony judgement. In few weeks
hey were REMARKED. Go north, young
man.
A Judge in Kentucky charged Jury
he other day as follows: "If you be-
ieve what the counsel for the plaintiff
las told YOU, your verdict will be for the
but If, on the other hand, you
believe what the defendants counsel has
old you, you will give your verdict Tor
he defendant. But if you are like me,
md don't believe what either of them
aid. 1 don't know what you Will do"
Having full confidence in the court, the
ury disagreed,
First and foremost, woman is mans
,est friend-Because she is his mother;
econd, because she is his wife. Because
Without her he would be rude, rough
nd ungodly. Because she can with him
ndure pain quietly and meet joy gladly.
because she is patient with him in i'll
ess, endures his fretfulness and "moth-
rs'' him, Because she teaches him the
alue of gentle words of kindly thought
nd OF consideration. Because on her
reast he can shed tears of repentance,
nd he is never reminded of them after
ard. Because she will stick to man
trough good and evil report, and al
avs believes in him, if she loves him.
ToPoEIs, Sept. 81, 1897. $
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