Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-02-19
There will be about 100000 sheep
sheared in shoshone this spring

! Sheep shearers are beginning to ar
rive in town, looking for work during
the shearing season.
Criticism acts on man like mustard
plaster; if any is given you, hug it tight
until it does you good.
The condition Of the roads have COM
PEELED the sheep men TO put four horses
on their sheep wagons.
Our Hagerman correspondent
fell into Snake river this week but 1t
may he that the Hagerman post Office
has followed the Blackioot bank, I'D
busted,
M. and Mrs. G. " Bell, Of Durot,
were in town this week, visiting Mrs. J.
c Brown. Mr. Bell informs us that
there is a great deal Of sickness along
the river. :.
It would be more profitable for every
man TO attempt to make a living for
himself, rather than to eypend his time
trying to ascertain how much the other
fellow is making.
There was Slight rumpus in the
village Saturday. night. One arrest, but
as the complaining witness come up and
paid the costs. Sunday morning, the
matter was dropped.
Charles Dilatush boarded the east
bound passenger tain Sunday night for
Ohio, where he goes to attend the stock
holders meeting of the Buckeye ranch,
Of which he is manager.
Roadmaster Byrne is putting up icein
the Company ice house. As the ice has
all melted out of the river a the house,
it is being cut at Mabbutt's dam, west OF
town, and brought to the house on
push car.
DR.. Buttner is now in Challis for q
few weeks only. The people of that
burg who need dental work are FORUM
ate to be able to secure the services of
SO skilled a Surg icon Dentist as is DIR. II.
F. Buttner.
A pretty foot is always the subject Of
favorable comment, and vet it is really
the shoe that does the business. The
shoe that fits neatly looks we'll and has
the wearing quality is the kind that
Sentcr sells.
The Denver Republican come out
with double column cut OF Representa-
tive Waters Monday morning last. 1t
was good likeness Of the Judge, but it
was evidently made from picture taken
in his younger days.
Mrs Bradley Martin gave ball in
New York city, last Wednesday, mat
cost over quarter of q million dollars.
If any one received any invitations in
this part of the couutry-outside Of our
selves-we haven't heard Of it.
AS. Senter has received q large in
voice of extra pants, in the latest sp.ing |
STYLES, which ne is now selling at prices |
that are lower than Che lowest. An ex-
animation viii convince you they are
the best bargains in Shoshone,
H.O. Harkness, the McCammon mill
er, was in town this week, distributing (
his calendars for 1897. He saws That |
they are not quite Un to his ideas OF !
beauty, but Sam Holt thinks they are
out Of sight, and just the thing.
It will soon be time TO elect TWO school |
trustees for the Shosnone school. Now |
is the time for the ladies TO speak up, |
and let us know which OF them will |
serve. The men must step down snd |
out, this is exclusively the ladies' Office.
The little daughter OF Lewis Lie has |
has been confined to her bed for several
weeks past, with a severe attack OF in
fan,atorv rheumatism. In spite of med
icine and the best OF nursing there has
been no i'm proyementln her condition.
Died-William Wiley Wallace, only
sol OF D. L. and Reany Wallace, OF sea
let fever. He was born February 5ch
1894 and died February 18th, 1897 The
svmpathies of all are extended to the
sorrowing parents 81 this hour Of their
affection.
An exchange very pertinently re-
marks: The man who attempts 10
run newspaper to suit everybody has
been planted under juuiner bush. and
the searching katydids now sing his eve
ming dirge, and mule-eared RABBIT
stands as a sentinel over his grave
There win be Catholic serv ices on