Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-11-26

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hce pleasant call.
P. e. Furey has recovered from his
recent illness, and his pleasant face is
Ggain seen on our streets.
Watch for new locals from orr pro-
Grsssive merchants next week, telling Of
their bargains for the holidays.
Frank Smith, one of the important
witnesses in the 'Diamondfeld Jack"
murder case, was in town last week.
The heavy rains the first Of the week,
make the stockmen smile, as it makes
tne grass great feed for their herds.
| in. NevilIs, of the Salt Lake Saddlery
Co., was among the commercial tourists
WAC visited Shoshone during the week.
Farmer Thatcher brought a goodly
supply Of fae turkeys to town this week
to be offered az Thanksgiving sacrifice.
The city of Seattle is crowded to over
| flowing ~ people who are waiting to go
70 Klondike as soon as the trip can be
made.
"The trees remind me of the garden of
Eden before the fall" "How SOP" "The
bare limbs, with only leaf or two for
costume"
Lost-A Knight Templar watch charm
between the depot and my residence.
The finder will be rewarded by leaving
ct the depot. E. R. Cheney.
Two cars of machinery consisting of a
boiler, holster, pumps, tram cars and T
Tc.il were taken up to Haley Tuesday
Tor the Plughof mining property.
Mark Moody foreman fer F. W. Good
ing, was in town Tuesday for the first
lime since last spring. He has been in
the mountains most Of the summer.
Services Sunday at the Baptist church |
as follows: Peaching at II a, m, 80 |
z. M, Sunday school 2:30 2. NJ, Y. P. |
5. G. E. 7 a. m. z. Bowler. pastor.
o. S. Hood came up from Toponis
last Saturday on his special car, after
supplies. He had new and obliging
conductor, this trip, the uniform was
beauty.
Dr. Baugh has been making some i'm
provements in the interior of his drug
store this week, and with his extensive
display of holiday goods it looks like a
glimpse of fairy land.
Masuzi Miyakawa is preparing an ex-
cellent book of instruction in the Eng
fish language, 1t is to be used by the
Japanese and will be introduced in the
schools OF Japan as one of the studies.
Rey. G. A. Landen, Presiding Elder
of the Boise District, occupied Rev.
Hardman's pulpit, Sunday, morning
and evening, to large and appreciative :
audience. He left on the train for D.,
Boise.
What is the reason that some of our l.
dancing people or some of the secret
societies do not give ball? 1t is SO
ong since a dance has been given in
Shoshone that one at this time would be
we'll patronized.
At 16 a girl enjoys being kissed for the =
pleasure of it; at 20 she still ENJOYS it, +
out denies ever being kissed; at 20 she \
begins kissing young boys Just for fun;' a
md at 80 she will kiss any old thing n
hat offers itself for sacrifice. f
There will be Catholic services on
sunday November 2Sth, at the Catholic q
hurch, Shoshone. Mass at 80 o'clock L
D., M, with sermon. Sunday school at N
O'Clock p. m. Evening services and
ecture O'Clock. Father J. ] Burri.
Professor Novinger has just received a
ew double-action, breech-loading, open -
ice, rabbit exterminator, better known
s rife, and is now ready to contract
18th the county commissioners to kill il
very rabbit in the county. He loads h,
is gun with sure death fo
On Sunday morning, at the NJ. E. ~
lurch, Rev. Hardman's subject will be :"
The Outlook" In the evening, 1.-THE
ew Birth" Mrs. Gilmore will sing
10. Sunday School, II o'clock. Ep-
orth League p. m. led by Alvin
cMahon. E verybody invited.
Invitations to the wedding of G. ..
avy to Miss Lille ABLY Anderson, at
arket Lake, December LIST have been
ceived by number of Mr.. Davy's 10
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