Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-03-18

and it is high grade wheel.
We acknowledge the receipt of com
plimentary tickle. to the ball given by
the Ladies of the Catholic Church.
The scenery for the Pavilion has ar.
rived and has been put in place by
Messrs. Andrews and Rasmussen,
Silas Perrine has planted his water
melon seed and expects big crop. He
will experiment on pine apples next
year.
John Wilder has rearranged the seat
ing plan of the Pavilion and the new
scheme is a good one and will be much
more comfortable.
A kiss is the meeting of two souls,
says poet; but third sole, on the
loot of the girls father, makes it see m
more like collision.
From the appearance of Senter's show
window one would think it recruiting
headquarters. Guns, sabres and drums
are there in profusion.
Judge Waters has a felon on his finger.
This is something new for the Judge, as
his felons are usually sent to the pen, or
attached to the end of a rope,
F. T. Clark, the Photographer, will be
in Shoshone but two weeks longer. Now
is the time to get good photos cheap.
Gallery opposite the postoffice.
1t will soon be time to irrigate. Gus
B. Keefer has just received full line Of
crack proof rubber boots. Something
new-just the thing-save you money.
Miss Gilgan will be in Shoshone with
an elegant line of spring millinery, about
Easter. The ladies are cordially invited
to call and see the STYLES. 318
A very plea SAINT card party was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. w, H, Baugh, Monday
evening, at their pleasant home on the
corner of Greenwood and Logan streets,
The Short Line has made rate of one
and a fifth rate fare to Boise for the
meeting of the Peoples Party state CEN
trail committee March %. Certificate
plan.
For Sale-A first class ranch property,
with 60 inches of water, located within
miles of Shoshone, This is snap.
Terms easy. For particulars apply at
his Office.
Mark Moody came to town Tuesday
armed with rife and headed for Cuba.
L was with difficulty that he was re-
strained from going and turned back to
lis sheep camp.
The days are growing preceptibly
onger and soon springs balmy leaf will
re here. How true it is that times
winging people into existence and
hence into eternity.
six carloads of provisions were on one |
rain last Friday, each bearing large
'anners on which was printed; "From
)regon, The Land of Plenty. Donation
o the Starving Cubans."
A number of witnesses were taken to
-anaka this week to testify in the case
gainst James Burns. If this hearing
evelops nothing, it will look more like
case of persecution than prosecution.
Sumner county, Kansas, offered 8
ents bounty for rabbit scalps. The
armer boys took their dogs and shot
uns and marched up to the county
reasurer with 1854 scalps and "bust-
d. the treasury.
The sixth annual conference of the
hurch of Latter Day Saints will be held
/ Salt Lake April 6, Z. s, 8. The Short
inc has made a rate of 1924 from
hoshone and return, Tickets on Sale
pril 4th to 9Th limited to April Is.
Will Gibson, of the Irwin-Hodson Co.
Portland, was in town this week. He
contracting with the different counties
, furnish their election supplies, and
osed contract with Lincoln county.
heir work always gives satisfaction.
Rev. Hardman's subject, Sunday .
forming, at the NJ. E. church, will be
The Conflicts Of Life" Sunday
chool ~ O'Clock, Alvin Mcmahon, Su-
Epworth League 7 p. m.
reaching, 7 80 p. m. Subject: "Are
GU Insured?" Everybody come.
A subscriber who has been relieved