Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-11-18

Judge Pratt was heard to remark after
the BALLOTS we're counted, that he got
1t in the neck"
Seneca is one Of the proudeat men in
Idaho today, Cause-he killed poor
hall starved coyote.
We would lie to see that large MAORI
| ty, that was to be rolled mp IN shoshone
Tor Angel come rJlling along.
| School is progressing finely, and we
will venture to cay that We have one Of
tie best schools in the state.
| McKimmor, tile Salt Lake candy man
was in tie city the FIRST of tire week,
calling on his numerous customers.
The ladies' Of the Methodist church
wish to thank the public for their liberal
patronage. at their dinner on election
day.
Hobart Beamer is acting as messenger
on the branch, in the place Of B. C. KEEL
ty, Who has gone east on a short vaca-
ton.
Our friend. Judge-elect W. ]. Smith,
informs US that it will be thirty days for
any one to call him Doc after January
lst 1899.
Some people are always kicking, no
matter how the election goes, and the
people Of shoshone are no exception to
The rule
Alex Sifers, who has been in charge Of
the work OF the Blue Lake Placer Co.,
Tor the last two months, has returned to
his home on Camas,
Miss Mettie Wright, who teaches the
grammer department in our public
school, las been elected school super
intendent Of Blaine county.
There viii be aervces at the Epieco-
pal church Sunday morning aud eye
ming. sunday school after morning rer-
vices.
Rev. D. ". Galway.
John Ennis, shop employee, had his
hands seriously burned he first Of the
week while about lis work. He viii be
in good shape in few days, however,
Tribune.
Robert Hicks and family, OF Dillon
Montana. are visiting Capt C. c.
Haynes. Bob IS an Old Shoshonite, and
was the geneiai night clerk Of the Dewey
house years ago.
C, Hansen, received q letter from
Chris Pfost. now at Manila, with the
Idaho troops. Chris IS inioying good
health, and having good time, but
would like to be back in Gods country
once more, {
There will be Catholic services 1T
Shoshone on Sunday, the 9th. Mass l
at 10 O'Clock a. ~, Sunday school at 8
o'clock p. n. Evening services at o.
slock P. N.
Father J. J. Burri. I
The law requires that after an election
the Judges must send one Of the poll !,
books, also all stubs and unused tickets
md the election stamp to the county I
,lerk. These must be sent by mail or
pecial messenger. The Judges OF Bliss
precinct sent the ncll book, ETC., by
Robert BYrne and as he arrived lste at r
light he took them with him to his
Dom at the New Columbia hotel, the
text morning he brouoht them with q
i'm and left them in the hotel Office
shile he went to his breakfast. On re- g,
urning from the dining room he discoy- Fl
red that his books and stamp were
Missing and no trace of them has been :,
discovered since. OF course the missing q
oil book will cut no figure in the can
assing Of the votes as a duplicate poll
ook Is retained by the judges from al
-hich the exact vote can be canrassed. tie
is to be hoped however that the thier e
i'll be caught and IN example be made
him, n,
OF THE ELECTION. =
The result of the election held last pa
uesday througllou. the country was
rgely favorable to the republicans. ~
ongrezs is overwhelmingly republican
both branches and henceforth Will D,