Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-02-11

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F.A Burkhill has received a ncw line
Of stock saddles, and beats eastern prices
all hollow. Call and see them.
H. N. Thatcher says he owns the
most valuable dog in Lincoln cosnty.
Fol- full particulars apply to the Judge.
Robt. Abbott passed through town
the first Of the week, for his home at
Soldier, where lie was called by the Ill
ness Of his sister, Matte.
Z. swinehart, the Duret ranchman,
was in town Monday and reports the
rabbit crop good ore. Three thousand
rabbits was the cleanup for last week.
Service at the II. f. church as follows:
Preaching, Il a. m. Sunday School Y
n. Epworth League p m, Preaching
7 80 N. Rev. r, N, Hardman, Pastor
The docket Of the district court shows
up one divorce case, so far. The ques-
ton lis marriage a failure" can now be
discussed by our numberless gossips
again.
Doc Smith sold his house and lots to
?. w. Gooding this week, and then pur-
chased the 4. A Walters residence on
the corner Of Greenwood and Lafayette
streets.
The L. 0. T. VI. viii meet in the Odd
Fellows hall Thursday afternoon, Febru-
ary 18th and every alternate Thursday
Mrs. C. a. Gilmore. Commander.
Mrs. T. ". Goodlng, Record Keeper.
The Ladies Aid will give their month
~ social Wednesday eve February 18th,
A good program viii be rendered, lunch
served and a general good time assured
those who attend. Admission Is cents.
Those who have looked forward to the
early marriage Of George Lawrence, Will
have to declare it off. He purchased a
box OF bachelor buttons Monday and
will do his own sewing for a time, at
least.
Rev. R. N. Hardman's subject Sun
day morning: "The Palm Tree" Sun
day school y m. Epwortb League Up
H., led by Alvin McMahon. Evening
subject Black Anvil of Trouble" All
invited to come.
The new scenery Tor the Pavilion, viii
consist Of one elegant drop curtain, one /
street scene, one kitchen scene, one par
Tor scene and one forest scene. 1t is ex- I
pected to be here in tine for the Y VI. /
P. 4. Minstrels on the 22nd.
A good old preacher was a little con
fused over his announcement: RE /
member our quarterly meeting next /
Sunday. The Lord VIII be with Us in
the morning service. and the presiding
elder in the evening"
Burkill has employed a guide whose .
duty Will be to show him the mysteries
of sheep raising and how the mountain !
oyster is harvested The trip viii be
made in May. q ful) report of which viii
be published in the Ladies Herald.
L. E. Spencer, Fred Davis, Fred c.
Ganett, R. s. Reed and Pete Hickey. all
OF whom are from BELLEVUE, took the
west bound passenger at this place on
Tuesday morning, Tor Portland. They
will outfit at Portland and proceed to
Copper river, Alaska.
The Salt Lake Herald sued for and OBJ
tanned judgment against a delinquent
subscriber who refused to pay bill of
so cents. This should be warming to
those VINO seem to tnlna there Is no
moral or lawful obligation to pay news
paper bill. There are a great many OF
people who have an idea that newspape
bills are uncolleetable, but a few ex-
amples like that of the Herald will
serve to let them get their bearing, A
81 bill and So costs would have salu-
tary effect.
Miss Matte, daughter of ex-County
Abbott, died at the family
near Soldier, Idaho, about u
O'Clock last Thursday night. She was
about IS years Of age. The cause Of
death was acute appendicitis attended
with an abscess which ruptured in the
bowels, producing general peritonitis.-
Wood River Times.
Miss Abbott was former resident of
where she has host of friends
who are grieved that she has departed