Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-12-30

, Frank A. Burkill, wife and daughter,
J spent Christmas at Toponis, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Polling.
All accounts due the old firm of Holt
& Gilmore must be settled without de-
lay. Samuel Holt.
E. H. Hendrick will be at the old
stand, prepared to do all kinds of watch
and jewelry repairing, December Goth.
The printer was the recipient of a nice
Christmas gift from nearly every mer-
chant in town. Thank you gentlemen.
Fl. E. Van Housen, the earstwhile
owner (?) of the Oregon Short Line rail
road, has sold out and gone to herding
sheep.
W. G. Seeley and wife, spent Christ
mas at the home of J, B. WILDER, Mrs.
Seeley is the eldest daughter of Mr..
WILDER.
VIM. Kelly brought his little boy, who
had his arm broken about month ago,
to town Wednesday, to have the plaster
cast removed.
Our Minnidoka correspondence ar
rived too late for this issue. Please get
correspondence to this Office not later
than Wednesday.
We learn that some of the Shoshone
bloods were out to turkey supper Sat
urday night, and good time was had
for only 121s cents.
| Arch Cunningham, Idaho Grand
! Chancellor. Knights of Pythias, institut-
ed lodge in DeLamar last week, with
| 80 charter members.
Prof. Novinger has secured the agency
for light running, ball bearing wagon
jack. He is trying to make a few dol
lars during vacation.
We stated last week that the baby
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hopkins was
dead. 1t should have read, the baby of
Mr., and Mrs. John Sawyer.
From The Albion Times we learn that
G. R. Reeves has returned and is teach
ing school at Sublett. Cassia county.
This Will be welcome news to number
Of Shoshone people,
Confdential-If you want to make
him smile and think of YOU three times
day, give him box of Key West cigars
from Senter's fresh stock of smokers
good, just from the factory.
We were kept at the lodge on business
the other night until the bowling of the
coyotes announced the coming Of day. |
Our enemies attribute our facial biem- /
ishes to sundry causes. "War is hell"
Charlie Rinehart has leased 10 acres of |
George P Hall, on Snake river, which he
win plant in early vegetables for the
Mountain Home and Silver City markets.,
He will begin planting February 1st.-
Home Republican.
G. w. Fritz, q newspaper man from
Nebraska, has concluded to establish
another paper in Shoshone. Mr.. Fritz
has been in the paper business for many
years and will no doubt publish paper
that will benefit the county.
The following receipt is a sure protec-
ton to fruit trees against rabbits One
pound of sulphur, one pound OF coperas;
,o;I 4oootb or and II so ,ro ta- opJ limo CO |
t will make six gallons of mixture.
Wash trees twice during the winter.
Let our young people present good
lrama right after the holidays. for the
benefit of the Pavilion. The Pavilion is
nearly paid for, and as soon as it is paid
or the revenue derived from it will be
lsed in beautifying the public park.
Hendrick, the Jeweler, permanently
coated at DR., Baugh's drug store, in
;hoshone, and is busy as bee. If you
want eny watch repairing get them in. :
lend by mail or express and lie will put
hem in good shape and return at once. d
The entertainment given by the public Ii
chool. last Friday, was a grand success
n every particular. Every one, large
nd small, is entitled to much credit
he play was an hundred per cent better
han any travelling troupe has presented
ere. The net proceeds amounted to h
evenly -fve dollars. c.
NJ. McFall, OF the New Colum bia, is P
lacing so light Acetylene gas machine o
his hotel. He has the pipes and gas h