Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-03-25

Masonic fraternity, was en- route west
Wednesday morning. His home is at
Welser.
Dante Eliason's the Mormon Wizard
gave an interesting entertainment Tues
day evening. to large and aopreciatiye
audience.
Chris Rasmussen has been in Toponis
a couple Of days this week, where he has
the contract for the erection Of a number
of buildings.
General Traffic Manager Eccles and
General Passenger Agent BurleY Of the
Short Line, were angling for trout above
town this week.
Jensen, the shoe maker. is doing
genuine land Office bu siness. There
were II pairs OF shoes brought to his
shop Monday, to be half soled.
James Mullany has been appointed
postmaster at Glenn's Ferry, He is
true blue republican and it is a worthy
appointment. Congratulations jim.
AS ball room prompter, Pat Devaney
is in the lead and several laps ahead. At
the St. Patrick's ball Pat created much
merriment and kept the dancers busy.
Ike Leabo, one Of Fred Cooling camp
tenders, was in from the sheep camp
Sunday after groceries, He reports the
sheep in fine condition and grass good.
A recent suicide wrote that his ruin
was brought about by women, wine,
horses, cards and politics. Jeewhiz!
Any one Of the five could do the business
for weak headed fellow.
E. R. Cheney, agent Tor the Short
Line at this place, accompanied by his
wife, left for Blue Rapids, Kansas, Tues
day night, where they were called by the
illness Of Mrs. Cheney's father.
Mark Moody bought kodak Tuesday
and will have his photograph taken each
day, for the coming wear. The pictures
will be divided into two groups and
labeled-before and after.
Messrs, Baugh, NJ. D., Thomas McMa-
hon, E. J. Dolbeer, and John Baugh
took the Wednesday morning flyer for
Boise, where they will be initiated into
the mysteries OF the Mystic Shrine,
Monday, George Eveleth drove to our
Office and presented US with large box
of winesap apples. They We're as solid
and fresh as when picked last fall. We
extend our thanks for the same, George.
Colonel Senter went to the Falls Sun
day to superintend the turning of the
water into the bitches and reservoirs he
constructed last fall, He viii have quite
a tract Of land cultivated and fruit trees
set out at once.
The ball given by the ladies OF the
Catholic church on the evening OF the
18th was a grand success socially and
financially. The gross receipts were
$4,000 and the expenses $500 leaving
balance OF $500.
Mrs. George Eveleth is acting as agent
in Lincoln county for D. o. Calder's
piano and music store Of Salt Lake. All
those contemplating the purchase OF any
kind of a musical instrument, will do
we'll 10 consult her.
There will be Catholic services on Sun
day March 9th at the Catholic Church
in Shoshone. Mass at 10 O'Clock a. m,
with sermon. Sunday school 8 O'Clock
D. m. Evening services and lecture at 7
o'clock. Father J. J. Burri.
]. E. Lane, our popular artist, sold to
W. H. Cureton of this place, Tuesday, /
Tor the sum of 5000, two beautiful oil |
paintings, both OF which are recent pro-
auctions Of his brush. One of the pictures /
is ga Scene in Yellowstone Park and !
the other "Twin Falls" They are now
on exhibition at Baugh's drug store.
An editor in a neighboring town sar-
castically remarks, that he wants to
buy sack OF flour, par OF SHOES ana
a telt bat, and that he is ready to receive
the lowest bids on the same. He states
that some of his town merchants treat
him this way when they want about four
dollars worth of printing done.
The large boiler was taken out OF the
shops this week, which means that they
are closed for all time to come. People
who have contemplated locating here on
the strength of the shops resuming will