Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-04-01

Shoshone-after wool.
Sheriff White, accompanied by his
wife, were visiting friends at Hagerman
Friday and Saturday.
We have been informed that Mrs.
Thomas Mcmahon will leave for Mon
treal, Canada, April 4th.
Clerk Senter issued marriage license
to Frank A. Sherman and Mary Z. SAINT,
both of Hagerman, Monday.
Mrs. Sturgis' store presents very at
tractive appearance since the new fix
lures have been put in place.
Before yoa buy a new bicycle, call on
DR.. Baugh. He handles the Crescent
and it is high grade wheel.
Prof. Novinger has to have the hose
turned on him in order to get him to go
to bed-cool him off. as it were.
Services at the NJ. E. church, Sunday
IS follows: First bell p. m. Second
bell at 7:3O p. M, and third bell at
s p, m.
Mrs. H. E. Miller returned to her
home in Bellevue, monday, after spend
q very pleasant week, the guest of Mrs,
NJ. McFall.
Every rancher should set out few
fruit trees every season. 1t will improve
the value OF your ranch more than any
thing you can do.
F. T. Clark, the Photographer, will be
in Shoshone but two weeks longer. Now
is the time to get good photos cheap.
Gallery opposite the postofice.
Thomas Gooding came up from Topon-
is Monday, on business, He informed
US that Mrs. Gooding was slowly recov-
ering from her recent sickness.
Miss Gilgan will be in Shoshone with
an elegant line OF spring millinery, about
Easter. The ladies are cordially invited
to call and see the styles. SIS
The election of water master for the
Little Wood river and Spring creek dis
trict resulted is the selection of Joseph
w. Waldron, by majority of votes.
Rev Hardman'a subject, at the NJ. E.
church, Sunday morning; "Relation Of
the Sunday School to the Nation" In
the evening, by request, ''What Have
Written [ Have Written" Everybody /
come.
North Idaho is away ahead of Southern
idaho in its political movements. The |
parties are falling right into training
harness up there and are beginning to
tell what they want for the coming cam
paign.
About two months ago-in the. dead
of winter-we chronicled the arrival OF
robin red breast. The foolish bird had
just got acclimated and used to the cold
weather when spring opened and he
died-overcome by the heat.
Register Brodhead of the Land Office,
states that there has been more original
land entries made from Lincoln
this year, than from any county
in his district. This would indicate that
Lincoln county was growing.
she.-Did you see me fall at the dancer
He.-No, did you fall?
She-Yes, fell just like COW.
He.-You don't say. Did you get up
ike COW?
She.-(very angry) No didn't.
Elder G H. Carver of Ogden, and
Elder A. C. Chadwick of Preston, Idaho,
If the mormon church, arrived in town
Wednesday morning. They will hold
services at the Methodist church to- ;
light, Everyone is cordially invited to
attend.
Brann, of Texas, says: ''I'd rather be
hungry hyena and rob graveyards in a
bigger colony; maggot in the carcass
# a mule; an itch bacillus in a supru- !
ating sore; in hell with his back broke, q
han be man who persists in stealing s
lis neighbors newspaper.
Misses Hannah and Maude Newman
# Ketchum, were visiting Shoshone
riends the first of the week. Miss Han
lah has been teacher in the Ketchum
chools for the past six months. The v
Dung ladies are on their way to Cali
ornia where they will spend the sum- g
ner visiting relatives.
Tie democrats of this precinct held
Meeting or convention, last Saturday ,.