Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-10-29
School supplies at w. H. Baugh's.

E. w. Horton and G. w. Wernicke re-
turned from Idaho Falls last Saturday
morning.
Charlie Wernicke put an iron roof on
the awning in front of his hardware store
this week.
ID. j. Dolbeer and wife have returned
from two months visit to relatives in
New York.
Hon. John HALEY and wife arrived in
Shosbone last Friday from their Spring
Creek ranch,
Ben Darrah came down from the
mountains the first Of the week, with a
bunch of sheep,
Pat Furey is reported quite i'll again,
but it is hoped that he will be about
again in short time.
Why were the gates of Paradise closed
against Adam and Eve? ITO keep out
! the damp air, OF course"
Commissioner Gridley came up from
his home Sunday night and met with
the board Monday morning.
This is the season of the year when
the trees begin to show their bare limbs
and the fodder gets shocked.
A. S. Senter drove down to the Falls
Wednesday to look after the hotel and
ferry, and prepare them for winter.
Gus Keefer has received his winter
stock of overshoes and rubbers. He can |
fit everybody and at the lowest prices.
The newest and latest styles of wall |
paper, window shades and fixturers have
Just been received at R. J. McMahon's
Place your order for your winter pota-
toes, squashes, etc., with Rube Brown.
He has the finest vegetables in the mar
ket.
Sheep Inspector Joe Darrah, has been
having number of sheep dipped this
week. He used the Ormsby dipping
vats,
George HALEY has had the Shoshone
meat market decorated in fine style. 1t
is as attractive market as there is in d,
Idaho.
Johnny Baugh has returned from his t
visit to Chicago and other eastern cities.
He returned by way OF Colorado and
ell in love with that state.
Gus Wallin, OF Pocatello, paid this
,fice a pleasant visit Tuesday. He is
ust returning from the State Fair to
lis Ceases on the Pocatello Tribune.
Mr., Crocko of this county and who
vas injured in the Malad bridge railroad
wreck, it is reported, has secured judg- u
nent against the Oregon Short Line for
5000. g
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Abbott,
t Green River, Wyoming, October %,
n eight pound boy. Mother and boy IL
ding well and there are strong hopes u
The QlLllldI6 recovery Oh hOD.
There was some kind of row at the Oh
[unter ranch last week over nothing d
5 far as can be learned. There were a
w knock downs and flourish of guns al
ut no fatalities. The affair has been W
red thoroughly in Thatcher's court this
eek. m
Oregon Short Line 5000 mile books m
e now out. Price s75 free allowance
$50 pounds of baggage. Good on o. Oh
L, railroad, o. R. & n. and San Pete tw
alley railroad, Montana Union and di
lite, Anaconda & Pacific railroad. E.
Cheney, agent, Shoshone,
The Shoshone harness shop is doing
shing business. Four sets of double to
rness were sold this week, one going
Bellevue, one to Hagerman, one to tor
ldier and one i'll Shoshone. Mr. Of
Irkill is first class workman, makes
5 harness Of the best of material and
Is them as cheap as machine made
rness can be bought.
We received letter from J. c. Nc for
irrin this week, dated st. Michaels, the
iska, September 25th, in which he ha,
ties that he arrived at that place after T
ny hardships. His party abandoned SAT
, Steamer Eliza Anderson at Unalaska M.
/ took schooner from that place to he'll
Michaels, where they built scow TH7
erected house upon it for 60 peo- I'll
h. They have about 100 tons of pro- wb,
Lnns and started I'M the Ynknn for