Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-11-12


A new lot Of fine clocks just received
at Baugh's drug store. Goods at bottom
prices is our motto.
Mrs. Elliott, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. foyer, left for her
home, at Albion, Tuesday.
"a new arrival in Grover Cleveland's
household-single standard" is the way
the Carson Appeal puts its.
J. D. Butler has rented the old opera
house and is fitting it up IN fine shape,
and viii open a first class saloon, to be
known az 'The Monarch"
Lost-A Knight Templar watch charm
between the depot and mY residence.
The finder viii be rewarded by leaving
at the depot. Z. r. Cheney.
Services Sunday at the Baptist church
as follows: Peachiug at II 4, NJ, Z 80
p. m, Sunday school 230 p. m, Y. P.
s. c. E. Ia. m. E. Bowler, pastor.
What pitable sight Is the poor fool
who stumbles along through life fight
ing "wind-mills," and imagining that
someone Is envious OF him. Too sad
The store Of Holt < Gilmore presents
much brighter appearance than here
tofore. The entire store has been reno
waited, and new paper put on the walls
and ceiling.
Mr. and Mrs. D B. Bliss were in town
the first OF the week, doing some shop
ing. Mr.. Bliss reports his apple crop to
have been exceptionally good as was the
market also.
Hon. Vic Borrower left this week for
a months visit at Omaha and Wymore,
in Nebraska. He goes for complete rest
in hope Of fully recovering from his re-
cent stroke of paralysis.
Examine your chimneys and see that
they are in frst-class shape. II you
find them the least defective repair them
at once, as it may save you the incon- /
venience OF being burned out.
Joe Darrah has opened cabinet shop
in town, and is now ready for any odd |
Jobs. He is not much of mechanic, /
and should be trusted with no wood /
work other than cutting stove wood.
Mrs. A. W. Fisher, wife OF the editor
of the Pacific Christian Advocate, OF
Portland, Or, spoke to an enthusiastic
audience in the NJ. E. church Thursday
evening, on "Woman's Foreign Mission
Work"
Rev. Hardman's subject, Sunday
morning, at the NJ. E. church, is:
"What I have written I have written"
Sunday School at u o'clock. Evening
subject: Character of the Church of
the future"
\ Dakota editor says: 1.-The price of
this paper is not increased by the tariff
bill, and we wish to correct the misap-
prehension of some of our readers who
appear to think that it was placed on the
free list"
The Presiding Elder, DR.. G. A. Lam
den, OF Boise, will hold his first Quar-
terly Conference for this year in the
NJ. E. church. Saturday, Nov. 20, at
p. m. He will preach Sunday morn
ing and evening. Sacrament at y
o'clock. Everybody come.
Monday night telegram was received
from Ontario, Or, stating that Johnny
Burke had received another stroke of
paralysis. He was at a point about 70 {
miles from the railroad and full particu- !
ars could not be learned. DR.. Baugh :
and his wife left on the first train for
MS bedside.
Colonel Senter returned from the Falls
the first of the week. He is having five
constructed. which raises the
water about nine feet, and will enable {
lin to irrigate goodly tract of ground. |
lie will plant an orchard and number q
ess shade trees as well as put IN a few q
lcres of timothy. a
Great Music Offer-Send US the names
nd addresses of three or more perform =
RS on the piano or organ together with
en- cents in silver or postage and we will
nail you ten pieces full sheet music, :
onsisting of popular songs, waltzes
marches, ETC., arranged for the piano or =.
rgan. Address: Popular Music Pub.
o., indianapolis, Indiana.
Don't send away for your holiday o
Gods, as l have full line of fine dolls, "
ll,,-,s r,anirura satS work boxes / !