Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-05-13

| Hon. j. i. Fuller arrived in town yes
terday to meet with the commissioners,
SHOES, SHOES, Shoes. Senter has a
new and complete stock OF mems fine
shoes.
The Idaho volunteers will go to the
PHILIPPINE islands and join Commodore
Dewey.
Having caught the Pedro, it is only a
question of time when we will also count
up high, low, jack and the game,
1t is said there are some times in some
churches when the preacher feels like
throwing the hymn book al the choir.
J. Heenan, who fell from a train at
Owinza, last week, and sustained serious
spinal injuries, Is improving rapidly un-
der the care of DR.. Baugh.
Mrs. w. H. Baugh returned from Salt
Lake last Sunday morning, where she
has been in attendance upon her sister,
Mrs. Godfrey, who is very i'll.
Willie Custer and Frank Irving came
over from Albion, Wednesday, with a
bunch of saddle horses, Willie intends
to remain in Shoshone several days, and
visit with his father.
The Church of the Good Shepherd
will hold their Sunday School at 10 a.
m. instead of 2:3O p. m. The confrma-
ton class will meet at IL a. M, instead
of Wednesday afternoons.
A Colorado exchange says: "There
will be no issue of the paper next week.
We are going out to collect little
money that has been due US some time
Editors must live, as well as human be-
ings."
The new system of handling the water
in the town bitches promises to be a
grand success and everyone will have
sufficient water. No more monkeying
with the bitches without consulting the
water master.
Special excursion rates to Chicago, St.
Paul and st Louis, Open rate of one
fare, plus 81, for round trip will be made
Tickets on sale June 9th and 9TH limited |
to Sept 9TH. For full particulars see
E r Cheney, agent, Shoshone,
About twenty new switch stands
have been put in the Shoshone yards
and Monday night, for the first time,
one was ornamented with red and
white light on the top, giving the town
quite metropolitan appearance.
Mrs. VIM. Dill. who has been under
going osteopathic treatment in Salt Lake,
by DR.. King of that place. returned to
1er home in Shoshone, Sunday, greatly
improved in health. She will return to
salt Lake soon, for further treatment.
Toe Waldron is as full of grit as piece
If liver that has been rolled in the sand.
He has learned to ride the bike, in spite
If having leg broke, shoulder dislocated
Ind skull fractured-he still eats his
meals off the mantle shelf 'alle samee'.
J. E. Clinton, Jr., secured the consign-
nent of the Gooding Brothers wool clip
his season, amounting to 325, 900 pounds.
The shipment will be made by a special
rain composed OF Is cars. Mr.. Clinton
epresents the large wool commission
irm, Hecht-Liebmann & Co., of Boston.
Will Parry passed the examination at
3oise. for admission to the United States
rmy, Monday. He at once telegraphed
is father for his written consent, which
Ir. Parry forwarded to him by the first
nail. so there is no doubt but he is now
n Uncle Sans service for the next two
ears.
Clyde Senter enlisted in the University ,
,adets, from Moscow. The cadets are ;
be students from the Moscow Univer-
ity and are young men of sterling worth.
lessrs. Osborn, Mallory, Wright and
an Ness of Haley, also enlisted with U
ne cadets, and they and Clyde have U
sted as terminates. p
Chris Rasmussen has opened his new 6
lrniture store, opposite the post office. +
-e has as yet received but part of his u
ock, but he shows fine assortment of
ed room suits, centre tables, stands, t
ming and kitchen chairs, rocking chairs "
ed springs, mattresses etc. Call and e
,e his stock before buying elsewhere.
War has this silver lining: 1t gives y
ives an opportunitv TO satisfy them