Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-12-16


Baugh's drug store.
Shoshone shows good, clean, healthy
growth, in spite of the mutterings OF the
opposition to progress.
Parties owing THE JOURNAL are re-
quested to call and pay up. We need
the money and must have it.
Died-On Friday last, infant child of
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Donovan. Funeral
from the family residence, Saturday.
The suit against Blaine count is now
in the Supreme court, and it is expected
it will be submitted and decided before
Christmas.
It is rumored that wedding bells will
ring out loud and clear in Shoshone in
the near future, announcing the marriage
Of two of our popular residents.
G. Rasmussen has line of furniture,
bed room suites, dressers, etc., that are
just the thing tor a Christmas present.
Prices right. Call and see the stock.
Notice-All Knights of Pythias are
requested to lie at the Castle Hall Satur-
day evening Dec II, at Z 80 sharp. Work
in Third Rank. w. ]. Smith, K. r. S.
Robert Armstrong, who recently came
here for his health, found the altitude
too great for his malady, and has gone
to Boise, accompanied by his brother
Chris.
Judge Waters has had his office paint
ed within and without, and it now pre-
'sents as clean and tidy appearance as a
New England family on a Sabbath
morning.
A Portland paper says that every val
ley in Idaho will have branch railroad
and that the state will lead all others in
railroad building in the next two or
three years.
Fred Gooding has just received a new
and hobby cutter. He is now ready for
snow enough for sleighlng, but .. the |
present time he will have to pat wheels |
on it-in order to ride in it.
The trustees of School district 4 have |
bad their school house repainted, paper
ed etc, and it is now one of the neatest
in the county. Henry Lubbes had the !
contract and he did excellent work.
From the Cassia County News we
learn that Mrs. foyer, formerly of this
place, has closed out her hotel at Albion
and gone to California, where she will be
married to a former resident of Albion.
When procuring your supplies for
your Christmas dinner, remember that
Geo. D. SAVERS & Cos. is the place to
buy them. Eevrything in staple and
fancy groceries-everything fresh and
~ to date.
Captain c. @, HAYNES receive hand
some ulster overcoat as Christmas gift
his week. 1t was from E. V. Price of F,
Chicago, an old time friend OF Mr..
Haynes, during the stirring days Of the
Overland Stage.
The ladies of the Episcopal church will
rave window at A. S. Senter's store !
m the 10Th, 10Th and 18th of December,
which Will be filled with fancy articles
md Christmas goods for sale. Special
ale OF cooked food the last day.
The first quarterly meeting will be
leld in the Methodist church Monday !,
veniDg Dec, 10Th. Rev. Lapden will ,,
reach and all are invited to come and !,
ear him. Conference and business
Meeting will follow the services. r.
For Sae-I hereby offer for sale all of I
ny household goods, bedroom suites,
toves, range, carpets, book case, chairs, T
nd other articles too numerous to men, S
on. Call at residence and examine F
hem. 9. A. Gilmore.
Scarcity of locals this week is account
/ for by the tact that the editor has I
,st returned from four weeks visit to
ie east, and is therefore not up to date
4 local happenings. We will be in ,
rape to "whoop 'em up" from now on. =,
The WILDER Express received a new j
sggage car and coach this week. The 5
sw baggage car is large and roomy and L
i'll dispense with the necessity of haul A
q freight car up the branch every u
~ or two in order to take express and N
aggage, y
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