Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-04-08

Mrs. Thomas Brunker came down from
Pagari Monday and returned Tuesday.
Mrs. McIveis has purchased the lot
adjoining her home and has had num-
Der of fine trees planted thereon.
A, L. Mckay and wife came up from
Toponis Monday, to attend the funeral
OF the late Mrs. Thomas H. Goodiug.
Lane & Clark, tie artists, have re-
turned from Shoshone Falls, where they
have been sketching and taking views,
Before you buy new bicycle, call on
Dr. Raugh. He handles the Crescent
and it is high grade wheel.
Report has been received that Rev.
Koontz, formerly pastor of the methodist
church at tins place, died in Oregon last,
week.
Prof, Haga, of Glenn's Ferry, visited
Shoshone last Saturday for the purpose
of meeting with the K. P. lodge of this
place,
J. B, Wilbur, one of the oldest pas
senger conductors on the Short Line, has
taken the run from Shoshone to Ket-
chum.
Services at the NJ. E. church, Sunday
vs follows: First bell p. m. Second
bell at 80 p. M, and third bell at
8 p. m.
E. J. Dolbeer, who has been conductor
on the Wood river branch for the past
two years, has been transferred to the
main line.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Gooding accom-
panied by their children, Miss Maud,
Johnny and Lou, were in Shoshone the
first of the week.
Rev, Bowler of the Baptist church of
Bellevue, was visiting his father, of this
city last week. Miss Bowler accom-
panied him home.
Sam Gridley and Geo Eveleth request
US to announce that the roundup on the
range from Hagerman to Starrh's Ferry,
will begin on the 10th.
Charley Wernicke is not much of a
success as a stock raiser. Ask him to tell
you about his first and last experience
in that line Of business.
Word was received Tuesday of the
serious illness of Mrs. W. T. Godfrey, at
salt Lake. Her father, Morris Burke
and sister Mary and Mrs. w. H. Baugh,
left at once for her bedside.
Some unholy cuss tried to burn the
residence of E. r, Cheney the other night.
One arrest has been made but the hear
ing is not completed. A full account
will be given in our next issue.
The deputy sheriff from Mountain
Home came down Monday after two
prisoners who had broken Jail at that
place few days ago, and who were cap
tured by our officers here Monday after
noon.
Burkhill thinks he will quit the har-
ness business. since bicycles are so popu-
lar, and will go to making milking stools
He saws he doesn't think ANYTHING can
be invented that will run COW out of
her job.
w, !. Ward, formerly of this place, but
now of Walla Walla, Wash, stopped
over in Shoshone Monday to see his
many friends. He was on his way to
Colorado to look after his business in
terests there, and will remain for thirty
days.
Strayed-Tnesday March Goth, from .
sheep camp, near the Sand Butte: One .
sorrel horse, branded c f on left hip,
had S45 saddle on, also bride. Five
dollars reward will be paid for returning
to Chas. S. Coon or to Holt & Gilmore
store.
The editor had narrow escape from
instant death the other day. A party of a
aides did their best to drive team of |
lorses over him and thereby crush out /
lis young life. but as he is Splinter he +
managed to elude them and found shelter =
lnder an old barn. a
Robert Mcmahon took the overland
rain Monday night, for Montreal, Cana
la. He received word that his mother
Who is 70 years of age, was rapidly de- :
lining. Thomas Mcmahon and wife
would have accompanied him, but he. Il
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