Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-06-04
Pat Donovan has gone to California.

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day.
Mrs. E. ]. Dolbeer is visiting in
Haley.
Miss Taylor has been spending the
week in HALEY.
Strawberries, ice cream and cake at
Toyer's, Sunday.
Frank R. Goodiug and T. H. Good
ing were up from Toponis Sunday,
Charlie Gilmore is building an addi-
ton to his residence this week.
Mr.. R. y. Ingram was up from the
bend Monday with fine lot of straw
berries.
G, Ellsworth, the piano and organ
man from Boise, was in town this week
and sold couple of pianos.
Mrs. A. McIver will be in Hagerman
the early part of next week with an as
sortment Of millinery. Prices to suit
the times.
Mrs. Motter, organizer for the L. o.
7. NJ, has been in shoshone for the
past week endeavoring to institute a
lodge here.
The Shoshone Falls hotel will receive
a new coat Of paint next week. Col
senter contemplates many other i'm
provements
At the recent teachers examination
Mrs. Leah Burnside had the largest per-
centage of any person who took the ex-
animation. Mr.. Reeves percentage
was 90.
Parties desiring to have ice cream
or lemonade stands or other privileges
in the Park on the Fourth Of July, should
consult the General Arrangement COM
mittee at once, as they have the grant
ing of all privileges.
At the regular meeting of Junction
City lodge No. IS, I. o. 0. F., the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing term: Geo. D. SAVERS. n. G.;
J. W. Waldron. V. g.; c. ". Wer-
nicke, Secy; E. W. Horton, Treas.
On Saturday last, D. s. Ward, press
agent for the great Walter L. Main show,
dropped into this Office. Mr.. Ward is
from our old home in Coldwater, Michi-
gan. To meet him was almost equal to
a visit to the scenes of our boYhood.
Quite a large audience attended the
given by John Schooler
at the opera house Tuesday night. Mr..
Schroeder will visit many towns through
out Idaho this summer and will no
doubt meet with success, as his show is
well worthy Of patronage.
An unknown man who was walking
down rail street at the time OF the Oar
rah runaway, had a narrow escape from
serious injuries. As the team neared
him in their mad fight, they separated,
a horse going each side OF him, but the
cross line caught him under the chin
and threw him under the running team,
his injuries are slight.
Tuesday afternoon team runaway
that was being driven by Joe Darrah.
Toe was thrown out of the buggy and
was severely injured. He received quite
q cut on the forehead and one OF his
lower limbs was badly bruised. 1t is
said that the cross lines, between the
horses, were both attached to one horse,
and the driver therefore had no control
over the team. The buggy was almost
4 wreck and it is a miracle that Mr..
Darrah escaped with his life.
From the Arizona Republican:-J. o.
Jaskey, who owns a hog ranch five
niles east of Phoenix. was in town yes
erdav with the jaw of hog that he
2utchered Wednesday. One of the
eeth had a nugget of gold imbedded in
f. not carelessly imbedded, but in
serted skillfully, as if it had been done
" a dentist. He doesn't know where
lis hogs have been getting their dentist
work done, but he is going to prospect
,mong them for more gold. He regards |
hat hog piece of float and thinks that
he ledge is somewhere in the vicinity. |
Man is a two-legged animal that
bews tobacco and walks on the forked |
nd. Most men are born; we never
,eard of but one what wasn't, and he /
ras made ont of mud just for sample. /
Ian's life is full OF disa ppointments.
lie goes forth in the morning like lion
nd leaves the wood for lis wife TO chop, /