Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-07-15

hats, at Senter's.
A very refreshing rain visited this To-
cality on Wednesday.
Oranges, lemons, fresh candies, staple
and fancy groceries at SAVERS g. Cos.
| D. J. Burgess desires the lady who lost
a valuable handkerchief this week, to
call on him for it.
| Mrs. Leah Burnside and her children.
Don and Bessie, have been spending the
week at Hagerman.
| If you are going to travel you will find
just such trunks and travelling bags as
you need. at Senter's.
VIII Morton, son of Mrs. R. Morton,
has been promoted to night foreman in
the railroad shops, at Helper, Utah.
Ladies neckwear, IN the latest styles,
has just been received. They are beauties
the neckwear, We mean, at Senter's
Ben Darrah has returned from his
visit to California. Heis still a bachelor
and this fact will likely kill his Uncle
Joe.
Rev. DR.. Wishard, of Ogden, Presby-
terrain, passed through Shoshone, Satur-
day, on his way to the Wood River
country.
l ynh
river the first of the week. He is pre-
pairing to ship about 1000 sheep to the
eastern market.
One of our county officers has resigned !
his ofice-this is the first case on record. !
1t is rumored, however, that he is pre-
pairing for the legislature, this fall.
Chairman Gwin. of the county board !
of commissioners, has been busy man
this week, in attending to county bust :
ness, of which there was large amount.
Charles NJ. Mullen, one of Idaho's
leading mining men, returned from the !.
Mining Congress at Salt Lake, Monday,
and stopped off and shook hands with
Shoshone friends
E. A, Thatcher and wife, who haye
been spending few weeks in Shoehone,
have returned to their home in
Oregon. Mr.. Thatcher is son of our
townsman, Judge Thatcher.
If any person in this locality contem-
plates the purchase of coon dog, they
should consult Jim Fuller or Judge
Waters, as both are experts on the tell |,
ing points of good coon dog.
Albert Haines was arrested this week ]
On the charge of raisinga check from $40 /
10 $40. After his bearing. before Judge Z
Pratt, he was bound over to the district !
court in the sum of $500, in default OF 8
which he went 10 Jail. +
The Ladies of the Episcopal Church
will give lawn social at the residence !
If E. R. Cheney, Saturday evening, from y
to 10 O'Clock p. m. Ice cream and Il
emonade Will be served. Good music 4
md games. A cordial invitation is ex- 4
ended to the public to be present.
Committee.
We ask our friends to read the adver-
of the business men of Sho-
hone who use the columns of this paper .
nd when you have trading to do, you
an help your local paper by patronizing :,
hem. If you DO not see what you want :,
n their announcements you may find it ;,
lsewhere in town, but as those dealing .,
q it do not advertise it they probably :,
o not want your patronage. :,
The famous Pratt bills for the relief Of IL
ne Knepper family and for printing B
one by Alphabetical Anderson. state O
:hool superintendent, have again been b
isallowed by the commissioners. These &c
ills have been disallowed twice, we're ar
nocked out in the district court, and So
DIV they are disallowed again. Ander- la
IN and the Knepper outfit are bound TO te
It some dough out of this county if
ley can. n
These are good days, even ii matters
e not moving as swiftly as We might an
,pe. The people OF this country are mr.
ing welded into mighty nation. We in,
can in heart They are being unified. an
he proof is that everywhere, from one az,
d of the country to the other, the
ing of most interest is, what is the
,r news?" And when a triumph does DI
me iov is universal. When The news