Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-07-08

l>dulcS ucChNtd III tllt ldtect Styles,
has just been received. They are beauties
the neckwear, we mean, at Senter's
DR.. Buttner, the dentist, will be III
Shosbone on July 10th, tor few days
only. Those desiring first class dental
work Will do well to see him.
Schley made the American people
Fourth of July present of 1900 Spanish
prisoners including Cevera, killed sever
al hundred, and sunk the Spanish fleet.
Ex-senator John ]. Ingalls, of Kansas.
whose fame as q brilliant writer, man
Of remarkable scholarship and literary
attachments, is even greater than that
of the distinguished senator, announces
new book on the subject of the Ameri-
n-Spanish- Cuban war. 1t is entitled
America War for Humanity in Picture
and Story" 1t is published by the N.
D. Thompson Publishing Co., of st.
Louis, Mo-, and is an exhaust tive dis
cussion of the causes of the war, and an
equally exhaustive history of its incl
dents. and brilliant analysis of the
famous characters conducting it. 1t
promises to be the one great and popu-
lar work called forth by this wonderfully
interesting national episode. Whatever
Senator Ingalls, touches he adorns; and
this book shines and sparkles in the
light of genius, and will be a monument
to his fame. The subject now so en-
crosses the popular mind as to forecast
for this book sale that will be uniyer-
sal. 1t will be sold by subscription only
and the canvasslng samples are now
ready for agents. We advertise it in
another column.
We clip the following from the Geneva
(Wisconsin) Herald, "a very pretty
occurred at the residence of
Charles T, Griffin, on the evening OF
June Dist, when the Rev. Drew joined
in matrimony, Mr.. Harry W. Anderson,
Of Shoshone, Idaho, and Miss Ida May
Johnson, daughter of Mrs. Griffin, of our
village. Mr.. Will Trovenger and Miss
Grace Day, of Lake Geneva, "stood up"
with the happy couple. The house was
decorated with flowers in
profusion. The refreshments were ex-
,ellent and were furnished by Mrs. F.
Marley, in her usual tasty manner, The
young couple were the recipients OF
many valuable presents as we'll of the |
Of all present. The bride
S popular young woman well known
n Geneva. The groom is proprietor of
| large ranch in Idaho, whitheh he has
AIKEN his good wife, followed by the
pest wishes of ALL"
Harry and wife arrived here on Satur-
lay morning and drove out to the ranch. |
His many friends in Idaho unite in |
Wishing both him and his bride long,
Happy and prosperous voyage OIL the
turbulent sea of life.
There have been several political meet
ngs of late, rather on the quiet, and |
everal states have no doubt been made
Ip. Whether the slate published below
S the product of some one party or
usion, no one knows, as it was picked |
Ip on the street and handed to US for
The secretary of the COM
ination must have got full of milk and
loney and lost the proceeding of the
Meeting. The owner can recover his
property by calling at this office with
roper proof and by paying for this
lotice.
The various candidates are good, put-
ic spirited and representative citizens,
fell qualified for the Offices named, and
hould they be nominated, the ticket
fill be formidable one. The slate is
S follows:
For Senator-H, H. Kinsey.
For Representative Albers.
For Sheriff.. G., Mullens.
For Assessor-R. p, Manchester.
For Treasurer-Abner Wilson.
For Auditor-Henry Book.
For School Supt-E. Pratt.
For Probate Judge-Wm Burkhardt.
For Attorney-G Barnam.
For Coroner-J. Rogers.
or County Commissioners:
1st District-Jim Burns.
End District-Peter Silk.
3rd District-Levi Wilson,