Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-12-17

Fresh Cranberries at SAVERS & Co.'S.
Watch out for Senter's S. S. s. s. s..
Myrt Weaver has bought the Kenly
barber shop.
AS supply point Shoshone is in the
push. Burkill sold new harness to q
man in Oregon-on long time, at that.
The ball by the L. O. T. NJ. December
oath is bound to be grand success as a
large number of tickets have already
been sold.
New millinery, new toys, new candies
new everything at Mrs, A, McIyer's
store, next door to A, S, Senter's, Give
| her call,
Hon. John Haley has moved from the
north side and now occupies the Gooding
residence on the corner of Shosnone and
Post streets.
Auditor Senter issued a marriage Ii
cense last Saturday, to Thomas I've of
Blackfoot, to Miss Maude Yaden of Lin
coin county.
7. B. Beck has had fine wire fence
put around his lots. 1t was built by the
Anderson fence machine, and is strong
and durable.
The regular meeting of the A. o. u. w.
tomorrow night. A full attendance is
requested as business OF importance is to
be transacted.
t, B. Peck came over from Big Wood
river Tuesday and loaded up with a ton
of -four and other groceries at the store
of Holt & Gllmore's.
Alvin Mcmahon has purchased from
B. G. Mullins, the ranch known as the
Spencer ranch and adjoining the OrmsbY
ranch. Consideration 81 GOO.
We have recently extended our line to
include Dry Goods and Ladies' Furnish
ings. Call in and examine our new line.
A. S. Senter.
We acknowledge, with thanks, the re-
ceipt of complimentary ticket to the
ball to be given by The Ladies of The
Maccabbees, on the evening OF Dec. "a.
Joseph Darrah won the beautiful doll |
that was ratified at the drug store Satur-
day night. He is now looking for nice
little girl to make happy at the Christ
mas tree.
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.
A Minnesota editor wrote a strong ar
ticle on patronizing home merchants
and one of the store keepers wrote him
thanking him for the sentiment on
printed in Chicago.-Ex.
At the annual election of officers in
the Masonic lodge, the following were
chosen: J. S. Waters w. NJ; Robert
Mcmahon S. W; John Baugh J. w;
W. H. Baugh Treas; Alvin McMahon
Secretary.
Frank Burkill was out to the Notched
Butte Sunday, and while there erected
another monument neal the one put up
by the government. If it should cause
surveyors to make errors, he will find
himself in trouble.
Rev. Hardman's subject for Sunday
at the M. E. church, will be:
''The Standpoint From Which Book
Should Be Read" In the evening his
subject will be of considerable interest.
''The Queen OF Sheba - Good singing.
Everybody come.
The steel gang are laying track rapidly ,,
and the Short Line will soon be ready
'or the fast train that is to be put on for
,he Klondike rush. This route will be
The shortest and quickest to the new
gold fields and will no doubt handle the
bulk of the traffic.
The following is list of the roadover-
eers which were elected on the 9th of {
he present month; J. SAVERS, dis ,
riot l /; G. K. Sims, district 2; Joel San q
lers, district 81; Paul Gourley, district 4: $
Nelson Christwell district 5. Districts g
md not heard from. b
We understand that some of the lady o
riends of this Office, contemplate pre- o
enting the printer with new towel.
he one in use now has done continuous
ervice for two years, and unless it falls