Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-10-21

Shoshone this week.
All of the latest novelties in gents fur
nishing goods, Ties, Shirts, Underwear,
Socks and gloves at C. B. Keefer's.
Elmer Todd has returned from the
Omaha exposition and is thoroughly
posted on the court martial of Colonel
Bryan.
The larceny case before Judge Pratt
this week promises to be another James
Burns case, and another heavy expense
to the county.
The republican candidates from Sho-
shone and their male and female friends
will drive to Toponis to-day and attend
the dance tonight.
The Haines case promises to be some
what of sensation at the next term of
court 1t is to be hoped the guilty one
gets what he deserves.
The Rev S. J. Jennings will hold divin
services at the Episcopal church next
Sunday morning and evening. Holy
communion after morning service.
Persons knowing themselves indebted
to this Office are requested to settle their
accounts. We are in need of money and
must have it. 1t costs money to run
newspaper.
From the HALEY Times we learn that
DR.. Buttner has returned to st Louis,
nearly dead from quick consumption.
Mrs. Buttner is also in hospital in
dangerous condition.
Our line of fall and winter clothing is
now full and complete, and the prices
are lower than the lowest Drop in and
look over some of our new styles and
patterns. at A S Senters.
E. w, Horton returned from the Ex-
position Wednesday morning. He states
that it is great exhibit and we'll worth
the trip, Mrs, Horton continued her
journey to Michigan to visit relatives.
We used to think. in make up and
general habits, that the funniest thing
was frog, but we we're wrong. The
funniest thing on earth is a merchant
i'll little town who tries to run his
own business and that OF everyone else.
Married-On Wednesday, October II.
at the residence of the bride, ], M. Mon
tague and Mrs. Ruth N. Mccarthy were
united in the holy bonds of matrimony,
Judge H, NJ. Thatcher officiating. The
was private, only few person
al friends being present.
There was very pleasant dance given
in the Sims district Monday night. The
dance was at the home of VIM Sims and
and oyster supper was served by Mrs.
Chess Sims. There was quite number
attended from town and all report a
fine time, The only accident was the
breaking of spring on one of the car
riages.
Col. Furguson OF Pocatello. and his
wife are making campaign of the south
srn counties of Idaho for the republican
ticket. On last Thursday night they |
we're in Shoshone and the following |
hight at Hagerman. At each place they |
we're favored with large and appreclative
audiences and their efforts in this coun-
v will be productive of much good
Red Headed Populist Smith, who
poke here Tuesday night, addressed the
aides in regard to voting. He told them
o be sure and vote; that buck niger
ould vote, and that they were as good
g a buck niger, provided that they
behaved themselves. The populists are
fraid of the woman vote. the purest
nd most intelligent vote in the state,
nd they think by insulting the women
hey can keep them from voting, but it
Ton't work.
We've tried to run this paper by the
olden rule, but it won't work, For a
God many years we turned the other
heck to every fellow who took a slap at
8. It is all right, in theory. but
, is worse than hell in practice in
ewspaper office. The editor who keeps
urning the other cheek in this country
ill eventually get the face pounded off
i'm. We have adopted the Mosaic law:
t is an eye for an eye and tooth for a
10Th. 1t is the only way to treat some
eople. Those who do not want that
ind of scrap will cease to work their