Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-05-06
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Der twenty eight men.
senter meets EN- all On prices and
beats 'em all on goods.
H.P. Hunter Of spokane, vas sho-
shone visitor this week.
George D. sa7iers lag been confined
to lis bed for several days, with spring
fever,
SHOES, snors. Shoes. senter has a
new and complete stock q mems fine
shoes.
Chris Rassmuasen viii open a furni-
ture store opposite the post Office, in
few days. Watch for his advertisement.
George Lawrence has gone to Cali
fornia to buy sheep Tor Joseph Keefer.
lie win trail them the greater part OF
the way to shoshone.
The uniform rank Knights Of Pytaias'
Of Lewiston, is pressing their claim for
recognition BY the governor after the
national guard 20 to tie front.
Join Keefer writes from California,
that owing to the d7outh there is no feed
there. and that owners Of sheep are sell
ing their herds Tor any price they can
get.
The Ladies' Of the Episcopal Church
viii serve ice cream and cake, Decoration
Day, from TO O'Clock p. III. One OF
the vacant buildings on Main street VIII
be fitted up for the occasion.
Bellevue had quite blaze last week,
burning Jno Redding'sstore and q stable
belonging to Matt McFalI. The loss on
the store was about $1,000. The barn
cost 1920 and was insured tor $500.
The Cuban Volunteers Of shoshone.
headed by Gathers band, marched in
BODY to The JOURNAL Office and we pro
duced a white flag forthwith. After our
surrender, the soldiers returned 70 head
quarters rejoicing over their victory.
Rev. Jennings Of Caldwell, and his
little son. Talbot. are visiting their
many friends in Shosh0ne this week.
He preached in the Church OF the Good
Shepherd, Tuesday evening, 70 an ap-
preciative audience. He IS 6 forci6le
speaker,
Paddy Brennan, who served through
out the war in Co. B, 4th Cavalry, com
manded bv Major O'Connor, of Fort
Clark. Texas, was in town this week.
He is sixty fvey years Of age and was very
indignant because he could not enlist II
the army again.
Its rumored that q certain party Is
in the habit Of killing fish with powder
and selling them. 4 man who would
thus ruin the fishing in the famous
Wood rivers, for the sake Of a few paltry
dollars. should be punished 10 the full
extent Of the law.
| Col. Senter's recruiting Office is gailY
decorated with bunting while the Stars
and Stripes, surrounding the flag Of
Cuba. fcats to the breeze. The interior
Of the Office presents q warlike appear
ance by the display Of muskets, bayonets
sabres, swords, bugles, flies and drums.
Men who run for office often think
the local paper should shriek itself
hoarse for them, when, IN TACT, they
should thank their stars that it simply
keeps still and says nothing about many
things which 1t could mention that
would not help them in the least. There
are two ways Of looking at this matter,
you know.
Jeweler E. II. Hendricks returned to
| Shoshone Monday, from visit to the
eastern part OF the state. The late war
victories of the American NAVY pleases
him so much that we fear it has affected
| his mind. Why we entertain this fear
is. that young lady called at the store
| to have engraved in ring, Remember
the Giver," and he made it read, Re
member the Maine"
Frank Barkill, C. \. Gilmore, Prof
Novinger and the editor were the guests
OF Fred w. Gooding last Sunday, and
were taken out to one OF his sheep
camps and initiated into few OF the
mysteries Of sheep raising. We intended
to give the trip a writeup, but our pen Il
not equal to the task. Any OF the above
named individuals are capable OF i'm
parting any information that may be de-
sired. with the exception Of the editor