Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-08-12

that he taught history, last year, are
now making history.
Mrs. McIver and grandson Lynne La
Munyon, returned from a visit to the
Guyer Hot Springs, Monday.
Owing to lack OF space, we are COM
PEELED to omit some interesting CORES
pondence from both Hagerman and To-
ponis,
Mayor c. S. Doan and wife. OF Cald-
well, are spending the week at Ketchum
and will visit for few days in Shoshone
on their return.
The school trustees are having the
school house thoroughly renovated. The
walls and ceilings kalsomined, the belfry
repaired, and new room added.
Professor Novinger returned from his
visit to Missouri Monday morning. He
says he had good time but is glad to
be among his Shoshone friends again.
George Polling brought the finest new
potatoes to market, last week, that have
been shown this season. Several of them
measured 10 inches in circumference,
The Thatcher ranch is becoming popu-
lar for Sunday outings. Charlie HAYNES
has taken coach load there tor the last
two Sundays and all report splendid
time.
Water in Big Wood river. from Joe
Darrah's ranch down, is a thing of the
past. Ranchmen are hauling water for
domestic use, from the deep holes in the
river bed.
Miss Mary Cheney, who has been the
guest of her brother and his family for
several weeks, returned to Topeka. Kan
sas, Monday night, to resume her studies
in school.
There will be four teachers employed I
IN our high school this year, instead of
three. The trustees are determined that
Shoshone shall have as good school as
any town in Idaho.
Sheriff White desires to purchase
swarm of gentle, well broken bees. Any
one having such a bunch of bees will do
well by calling on the sheriff, money is
no object-if the bees suit.
The train service between Shoshone
and Ketchum has been reduced to tri-
weekly. HALEY, Ketchum and other
Wood River points will now receive
mail on Monday, Wednesday and Satur-
lay.
M. r. Owens, the sheep, man shipped
I train load of lambs to the eastern mar
leJ Wednesday, He says prices are all
hat could be asked for and that stock
men are just as happy as the farmer and
aborer over the prosperity given them
oy a Republican administration.
The Rev. DIR, Pompeney lectured at
me Catholic church Tues lay and We'd
lesday evenings, on Spontaneous Gen
ration" The Reverend gentleman is
IN able and eloquent speaker and will
lgaln visit Shoshone in the near future
md deliver series of lectures.
The Pocatello Advance, democratic
,aper, says that Republican Club or
,arized at that place a few days ago
tarted off with an enrolled membership I
# over 200. This shows an increase Of
epublican strength in Pocatello amount
ng to 500 per cent. Dubois statement {
hat "there is no room in Idaho for the
epublican party sounds rather foolish
nowadays, but the people of Idaho have
,een convinced that Freddy is foolish,
nd, that it has been his normal con-
ition for the past three years.
NJ arried-At the hC me of the brides
mother, at Ketchum, Idaho, on August
d, 1898, Marcus L, Moody to Miss Han
ah Newman.
The bride is well known in HALEY {
nd Ketchum, and has many friends at
9th places. She taught the Ketchum
Ugh school during its last term and was c
most popular and efficient teacher.
Mr.. Moody, the groom, has been fore Il
ian of the extensive sheep business of
;. w. Gooding, for the past twelve years j
nd is thorough business man.
The happy couple embark upon the
sea with the brightest of
respects. THE JOURNAL joins the host o
I friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Moody in a