Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-07-08

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New line OF Boys Linen Suits, at A.
S. Senter's.
Mrs. I. B. Perrine and children are
wishing relatives at American Falls.
Mr.. Horton has purchased fine out
fit for spraying his shade and fruit trees,
Miss Lizzie Bell, OF Salt Lake, is visit
ing her friend Miss Ella Dill for few
DAYS.
The full account OF the battle of San
tiago and the sinking OF the Spanish
fleet, appears on the third and fourth
pages.
Charles Fifer returned to his home at
Bliss, last Saturday. His health was
very poor, but he will no doubt soon re-
cover.
Commissioner Gwin was over from his
ranch this week. Frank is a rustler and
one of the most energetic citizens of our
county.
Our postmaster says that Gen Blanco
was too late in advising the queen to re-
call Cevera, as schley had done that
job for her.
Sheriff White has captured the negro
who broke into, and robbed, the section
house at Owinza. The stolen property
was all recovered.
DIR. Baugh and wife were out to his
sheep camps this week. The Doctor
shipped couple OF car loads of sheep to
Chicago, Tuesday.
The Gooding brothers shipped twenty
car loads of sheep, making full train,
to Chicago this week. They were in
the charge of Mark Moody.
Edward Gilroy, who has been quite
Ill for several weeks. has gone to Denver
for treatment. He was accompanied
by his daughter, Mrs Ctlrisman.
The ice chest in the new saloon caught
fire the other day and only for its early
discovery, the building would have
burned. 1t is not known how it started.
Lincoln County was represented IN the
parade at Boise on the Fourth by Miss
Louie Sidebotham. Miss Louie is said !
to be the belle of Idaho, even if she is
handicaDDed by such a name.
In response to the Presidents procla
nation, asking public to observe special
services at next Divine SER
vices special prayer service will be held
at the Episcopal church Sunday evening
al s p. M, by Rev. Hardman. The
public are cordially invited.
A tramp called on one of our good
religious neighbors the other day and
asked for something to eat. The good
lady handed him some bread, with the
remark: cit is only for Gods sake that
I give you this piece of bread-only for
Gods sake" 'Thanks, said the tramp,
thanks, now for Christ's sake put some
butter on it."
An editor works 36414 days in year
to get out 80 issues of paper, that's
abor. And once in awhile somebody
oavs him q years subscription, that's
capital. And then some son-of-a-gun
,t dead beat takes the paper couple
If wears ard then vanishes without pay
ng for if, that's anarchy. And then
some cuss comes along and wants the
editor to suppress good, live news-that
s hell, with capital H..
HALEY is in Luck. Mr.. Stewart, who
las managed the Guyer Hot Springs, at
Zetchum, for so long, has taken the
HALEY Springs and assumed control.
The HALEY Springs will now become the
popular resort, as Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart
ire noted for their hospitality and are
Known from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
The Ketchum Hot Springs without Mr..
Stewart are like unto locomotive with
leither water, fire or engineer.
A Young man in Shoshone took his
vest girl to church last Sunday night,
When the collection was taken up the
-oung man commenced fishing in his
pockets for dime His face expressed
as he whispered: Il
haven't got cent, l changed my pants"
The young lady, who had been examin-
NO the unknown regions OF a woman's
Iress for her purse. turned bright pink
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