Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-12-10

| ihOiuuO LILY OOOuS anu 1dulSS uEHlSit-
ings. Call in and examine our new line.
A, S. Senter
| Brnnt Young, who was recently ap-
pointed superintendent of all the bridge
outfits on the Short Line, has moved
his family to Pocatello.
The U. P. is doing some fast running.
| The fastest run was made last Saturday,
at which time mail train covered 294
miles in 275 minutes.
From the advertisements of our mer-
chants in this issue, one would conclude
that they thought advertising was a
paying investment, and right they are.
The Opera House Saloon will be open
ed to the public Monday next. There
will be a fine free lunch served. and
every one is invited to drop in and par
take.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. E.
church will give their monthly social at
the church, Friday evening, December
10th, Lunch will be served. Admis-
sion Is cents. All invited,
Gloves and Mitts to wear, and Gloves
and Mitts that will wear. These hand
coverings will compare favorably in
quality and prices with any line in Sho-
shone. At A. S. Senter's.
Baker the swede played to a goodly
sized audience at the Pavilion Monday
night. The show was we'll worth the
price of admission and as mirth pro-
voker, Baker the Swede is all right.
Are you particular about your hat?
Want something extra large or extra
small? Something very nobby or rather
modesto Try us. Stock the largest and
prices the smallest, at A. S. Senter's.
At the election of road overseer on |
Monday, but IA votes were cast. owing, !
no doubt to the rain, The vote stood as
follows: SAVERS IS; Murray 81; Glenn
mons %. Thirty-fve votes were cast
by women.
Miss Lottie Nichols, one of Salt Lakes
most popular vocalists, passed through
Shoshone enroute to Boise, last Thurs
day. She will, while there, take part in
the holiday festivities Of that music low
ing city.
At Baugh's Drug store there has just
been received a Regina Music Box. 1t
s an improvement on the photograph
ind renders any number of pieces of
music, band, orchestra or songs. Be
Iure and hear it.
Holt & Gilmore don't make much of
blow in their advertisement, although
hey occupy quite an amount OF space. !
They simply desire to whisper to you
hat by looking over their stock and get
ing their prices there is chance for you
o savemoney.
Fletch Frost was in town Tuesday and f
xtended us an invitation to attend his {
Wedding, which occurs tomorrow. AS !
n inducement, he told us we could kiss {
he bride the moment the knot was tied. c
We are sorry, but we can't be there, and
he bride will therefore miss rare treat. t
Let your light shine. Buy one OF
hose beautiful Miller & Juno lamps at
!. 7. McMahon's. These lamps are a
reat improvement on the Rochester
imp, as the wick and oil can be easily
smoved or put in. They burn the same
ick and chimney that is used in the
colchester. Be sure and examine them. y
Go to the NJ. E. church, Sunday i,
forming, and listen to the subject to be Il
iscussed by Rev. Hartman: "The FL b
sr Son." The evening subject will be d
considerable interest to all. The n
,ening subject: "The Apostolic n
hurch." A cordial welcome to strang- N
g, as we'll az to the citizens of Sho- W
zone. Il
The following was reported from one II
our district schools: When the word
husband" was put on the blackboard
,ne of the children could pronounce it.
Id to help them out the teacher asked,
What would I have if got married2' -
ne answer was prompt, but not what =
e had expected, and she blushed such l.
brilliant red that the sunlight paled. e
There have been many exhibitions of ds
in Shoshone, but John Ii
,rns is no doubt the slickest buccaroo DC
Idaho. To see him roundup wild c,
Ill, drive him Into the depot and make in
m dance an Irish Jig, is a common oc- fo