Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-09-24

JUG DlSIhDS WHO WAS DeIOre IIldICHeT 8
court Monday as plain drunk, was
fined, but upon payment of costs, the
fine was RENTED.
The many friends of Hon. Vic Bier
bower viii rejoice to hear that he is re-
covering from his recent stroke of paral-
ysis and will soon be himself again,
New canvas coats, oiled duck lined
and waterproof, just received at G. B.
Keefer's. They are Just the thing for
sheep men. Call and examine them.
RUDE Brown has some of the finest
potatoes raised on the river. Many of
them weigh five pounds each, and when
cooked, are equal to any potato grown
Judge stockslager returned from hold
ing court at Albion, Wednesday, and
went on to Haley. He will return to-
morrow night and be here to open court
Monday.
The school trustees of the various dis
tricts should remember that now is the
proper time to make their annual re-
port to the county superintendent, as is
required by law.
A woman and three children arrived
from the east Sunday on her wav west.
Commissioner Gwin paid her fare to
Mountain Home and she took the next
train rejoicing.
Rev. Hardman was the happy re-
cipient of two beautiful fragrant boquets
Saturday for his pulpit, for Sunday,
from the hand of our courteous post
master, Mr.. Adams.
We desire to call the attention of our
readers to the Commissioners proceed
ings in this issue. In printing them last
week we made some typographical errors
that are corrected in this issue,
Joe Darrah don't know much. and
Joe Kenly is IS out of pocket in trying
to make him believe that hill of pota-
toes was a turnip. Poor Kenly don't
know a great deal about garden truck
anyhow.
A social will be given by the ladies of
the NJ. E. church, Friday evening, Oc-
tober 1st. A irst-class program will be /
rendered. The Family Album will be
the leading feature. After the program
lunch will be served. Admission 10 .
cents.
Sunday morning Rev. Hardman's sub
Jet will be: "The Hiding OF His Pow
er." Communion. Junior League 4
p. m. Epworth League 7 80 D. M, led
by Mrs. Thayer. Preaching s p. M,
subject: "When I Come To Make Up
Ny Jewels"
Elmer Todd lost a fine saddle horse
It Baird Springs some time ago and no
race of it could be found. The other
lay COW puncher, one Tony Silva, was
cen riding the horse, was arrested, and
low has a charge of grand larceny
gainst him. If some of these fellows
we're to do little time in the Pen they
night learn to let other peoples horses
lone.
Rev. R. NJ. Hardman was presented
With beautiful jewel by Albion Lodge
10. % 1. o. O. F., when he moved from
Albion. 1t is necessary to have been a
1ember of the order for % years before
he Lodge can make the gift. The level
silver dollar and is solid gold, with
srge enameled six pointed garnet col
red star with q white enameled star ]
iithin the larger one. Mr.. Hartman {
lay Justly feel honored and proud of so :
eautiful token of the esteem in which {
e is held in Albion. '
A gentleman just in from visit to
Teiser, says the Statesman, states the
lace shows many signs of renewed pros
Gritty. Everything is going ahead, he
sys, and the people manifest feeling
confidence. The country tributary to
le town was very prosperous this {
ear"
The same state of affairs exists in this
,unty. There has been more building /;
nd new business enterprises started
ian for years. This of course makes !
rerybody happy, with the exception of
few populistic ranchers who were too
w or too busy talking politics to put 1
crops, with the result that they have t
othing to sell but sage brush, and the v
arket is over-stocked,