Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-04-30
Arbor Day, next Friday,

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Read the new ad of the Shoshone Falls
Hotel next week.
The back streets are being greatly i'm
proved by the removal of the sage brush.
Phil Hennessy, the popular section
foreman west,-well, we will say nothing
about it,
The town bitches and bridges have
been put IN excellent shape, under the
supervision of Committeeman Waters
We hereby extend our thanks to Mr..
and Mrs. William Mabbutt tor a nice lot
OF asparagus, pie plant and young
onions, the first Of this years crop.
The Payton Comedy company will pre-
sent the great modern drama, in four
acts, from Du Maurier's famous story of
"Trilby, or Life in the Latin Quarter OF
Paris" Monday night
Frank Crosse is wearing broad smile
and distributing box of cigars among
the boys. Cause: A hne pound baby
girl arrived at his home last Friday
Mother and baby doing we'll.
| Attorneys Waters aud Bierbower have
been spending the week in Mountain
| Home, where they are defending Mrs.
Kensler and Alfred Freel, who are
charged with the murder of John Ken
sler.
The fences on the Judge White ranch
are nearly all down, and town cattle are
getting into the alfalfa fields. There
will be few dead COWS reported shortly
if their owners do not keep them from
that locality,
Pat Fury has arrived in Shoshone and
will make it his home in the future. He
has purchased the 16 to saloon, is |
thoroughly renovating the place and |
will open it to the public under his per-
sonal management, in few days.
For Sale-The two dwelling houses,
four business lots in good location, one |
bar and fixtures and one billiard table,
the property of Thomas Murphy. This
is bargain. For prices and particulars
apply to Edward Gilroy, Shoshone, Ida.
J. G. McMurrin has been visiting his
ranch in Montana this week, and sold
$3.50 worth of stock cattle. His ranch
contains 1900 acres, all under fence and
produces an immense amount of hay,
and which has just leased for term of
years.
The Payton Comedy company have
been prevailed upon to give another per-
Torrance in Shoshone on their return
from HALEY, Monday night. They will
present the much read and talked of
story of "Trilby." You can't afford to
miss seeing it.
The fellow who broke into the opera
house the other night, and discovered
the nature of his find, was so ashamed
Of himself that he wanted to die,-for he,
forthwith broke into the undertaking
rooms of A. S. Senter and tried to get
away whit q coffin.
The Senter Payton Comedy Co., played
to crowded houses here two nights this
week. They presented sis marriage a
and " A Noble Outcast." The
company is good one, do all they adj
vertise, and should they ever visit Sho-
;hone again they are sure of hearty
Welcome by our people.
In addition to the Gospel Hymns" {
he following music will be sung at the $
Baptist church on next Sunday evening. i
luattet "Jordans Banks" Leslie.
Duet, Beyond the Shadows" White.
solo, ''The Farther Land" Danks- t
subject of morning sermon, Quack Re- q
igion, Subject of evening sermon. /
Hall Baked People" I
Col. A. S. Senter was the recipient OF =
very peculiar present few days since.
| friend of his, in the south, sent him
n excellent specimen OF the boa con- L
trictor. His snakeship is about 10 feet
n length and So inches in diameter, in a
rs largest part. The day after the snake s
-as received it was discovered in one of
he trees in Mr., Senter's door yard, and :
S no one could be persuaded to assist \
4 its recapture, Mr.. Senter had to make le
alone, and he now has it in place OF q
afety. 1t is a big attraction and will P
BON be brought to Mr.. Senter's clothing II
tore where all can see it. 1t
On Saturday last, Dave Norwood, the 10
ould-be-murderer of old man Bird, and h.
bobo u-ho vrac serving six months |