Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-08-19

DR.. E. E. Brooks, of Baker City, Ore
gon, is in the city.
Rev. Landen, Presiding Elder of the
NJ. Els Will Sunday in Shoshone.
The editor of this pious Journal left
for Boise City, Wednesday morning.
The Baugh-Hansen case was dis
missed by Judge Thatcher, Wednesday.
Remember the services at the Church
of the Good Shepherd, Sunday at p.
m.
Myrt Weayer's little child. who has
been very sick, for several DAYS, is
improving.
: Charley Lumb is freight rustler at the
O. S. & L. depot, during Lawrence
Russel's absence.
Pinkie Holt was baptized by Bishop
Talbot, at the Church OF the Good Shep-
herd, on Monday evening.
Sam Holt is clearing the lots opposite
Wernicke's hardware store, preparatory
to erecting dwelling.
Senator Thurston of Nebraska, spent
Tuesday in Shoshone and then went up
the branch to angle for trout.
Superintendent Calvin has moved his
family to HALEY, where they will spend
the remaining months of summer.
Miss Talbot, in company with lady
from the East, paid visit to Shoshone
and TWIN Falls and Blue Lakes, Mon
day.
Rev. Barger and family and Mrs. Orr.
of Glenn's Ferry, left for Shoshone Falls
Thursday and will return Saturday
night.
Prof. H. t. French, NJ. S., of the Ore
gon Agricultural College, has accepted
the chair of Agriculture, in the State
University,
Judge Thatcher, who was thrown from
his horse, few days ago, and injured,
is able to attend to his duties as Justice
of the Peace.
- Lawrence Russell, who has been as
sisting Mr.. Cheney, our o. S. & L. agent,
has gone East on visit to relatives and
friends, for a few weeks.
We trust that our Hagerman and
Kanaka correspondents will have
lots of good, live news for our next |
weeks edition.
Hon R. F. Bueler, Ed Sharp, George
M. Parsons, and two delegates from Gus
ter county, passed through Shoshone,
for Boise, to attend the Republican
State Convention
Mrs. J. S. Waters and daughter Maud
left for Omaha and other points in Ne
oraska and Colorado, Saturday. They
will be absent about six weeks,
Mrs. Thomas Fay and daughter. Miss
Aggie Murray, returned home last Sat
lrday, from two months visit to rela-
ives in Nebraska and Colorado,
DR.. J. M. Rogers and DIR. E. E. Brooks
rave opend joint office,at the old Office
If J. NJ. Rogers, and are prepared to
practice dentistry and all it's branches.
Unless there is a decided change in
he present plans of the war department
bout 100000 volunteers will be mus
cred out within the next thirty days.
Rev. Barger of the Methodist denomi-
lation will leave Shoshone Tuesday
vening, to attend the Annual Confer
erence, which convenes at Idaho Falls
n the 25th.
Rev. R. NJ. Hartman has accepted a
all from St. Tohnn's Episcopal Church,
t Idaho Falls. He will preach his last
ermon on Sunday evening %, and leave :
Or Idaho Falls on September LIST.
Bishop Talbot and wife arrived in
hoshone on Monday evening from
Iailey on their way East. The Bishop
reached for Rev. Hartman, and adj
mustered the ordinanc of baptism,
hey took the 10 40 train for Salt Lake 7
ity.
We have on our table paper edited
y w. II. Cureton, formerly of Sho
none, entitled Ogden Bimetalist, the
ficial paper of the Democratic party of E
Teber county. Utah. Surprises never T
ease. Lawyer Cureton was "red-hot" .
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