Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-09-16

lhe DaVlson boys shipped train OF
cattle from this place to Omaha last
Monday.
| Among the populist candidates men-
toned for auditor the name OF Alvin
Mcmahon is prominent.
Ohice seekers can now be seen on each
corner, A number of them don't yet
know what ticket they will get in on.
Ny Fall line OF Clothing has arrived
and is full and complete. Latest pat
terms. Lowest prices, at G. B. Keefer's
Clothing Store.
Fusion is rapidly coming into disre-
pute. 1t is simple acknowledgement
that their ticket can't win on its merits,
and they abandon principle for spoils.
The Short Line has made rate
of $3.50 from Shoshone to Boise and re-
turn for the Inter-Mountain Fair, Oct
3 to s. Sale of tickets October to 7 in
elusive.
| We acknowledge the receipt Of sea-
son ticket to the Idaho Inter-mountain
fair to be held in Boise Oct Sd to Sth,
We extend our thanks TO the manage
ment for the same.
Miss Harriet Williams of Ogden, has
been engaged to teach the Hagerman
school, by the trustees of that district.
Miss Williams is a successful teacher
and comes to Idaho highly recommend
| ed.
Certificates to teach were granted by
Superintendent Pratt to the following
persons: Mrs. S. E. Pickren, Misses
Harriet Williams, Lenora Griffin, Ellen
McFall, Hattie Patton and Mr., J. P.
Stevenson.
The Short Line makes rate from Sho-
shone to the Omaha exposition for Ida
no Day, Oct. ~, OF 1920 for the round
trip. Sale of tickets Oct s, 9, final limit
Oct "a, Call on E. r. Cheney, agent
for particulars,
ShoesI Shoes Shoes Big stock just
arrived and more to follow. Shoes that
will fit-shoes that VIII give good service.
School is open and the children's feet
must be properly attended to. All sizes
and widths at G. B. Keefer's.
The populists propose to 90 it alone,
they are sick of fusion. Thew intend to
put good, clean ticket in the field and
try to elect it by fair means. If this is
done the democrats and republicans will
have to hustle or be showed under.
There will be Catholic services on Sun
day, September 25th, at the Catholic
church, Shoshone. Mass at 10 O'Clock |
a m, with sermon. Sunday school at 3 |
O'Clock m. Evening services and lee
ture at 80 O'Clock. Father J. J. Burri. |
At the Boise Fair there will be an ex-
hibit of sugar beets and sugar beet cul-
ture that will be OF special interest to all
farmers. 1t should arouse renewed in
terest in the problem of introducing
sugar beet culture and the manufacture
of beet sugar in Idaho.
There will be free dance at the Pavil-
ion on Saturday night September oath.
Delegates to the republican convention
on the oath, are requested to bring their
wife, daughters and sweethearts, and
cordial invitation is extended to every
one in the county to be present.
Joseph H. Hutchinson, candidate for
lieutenant governor on the democratic
ticket, was in town Saturday night. He
has been examining some mining prop
erty in Custer county and speaks in
glowing terms of the mining outlook in
that district. When asked as to the
political prospects, he stated that in his
opinion the pops were not in it. land he
could feel it just as plain"
As the silver question has no place in
county matters, why is fusion advocated
except to be means tor few men to
climb into Office on. 1t won't work any
more. Every honest voter and taxpayer
ears fusionist. Put up good men on {
I'll tickets and give the people a chance {
@ select the men they want for county {
officers. Over ninety per cent OF the
woman vote will be against fusion can
iidates. The women are opposed to
kullduggery for Office, and you can't |
DOL them. {