Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-06-17

Gilbert White returned from week 8
visit to Bellevue last Monday and says
he had splendid time.
The trees in the park and the school
yard have received more attention this
year, than for many years past.
Clyde Carr met with serious accident
this week. He fell from a bicycle and
shattered the knee cap-of mis- panties.
A new line of Tailor Made Suits, at
prices that will surprise you, at
A. S. Senter's.
Lew Johnson's Uncle Toms Cabin Co.
played to a crowded mouse here Tuesday
night and gave an excellent performance.
Wood river country, Tuesday. We have
more of that class than we need, already.
There is big cattle stealing case is
in the air and Sheriff White has one eye
open and surprise is in store for some
one.
Time may be money, but somehow
your friends always appreciate the mon
ey you spend with them more than the
time.
It would be good thing for the town,
if all the box elder trees were CIT down
and replaced by balms, poplars or the
maple.
Hon. Frank r. Gooding and family
will move to Haley the first of next
week where they will spend the summer
months.
A. w. Gunnison, of the Board of Fire
Underwriters of the Pacific, District D.,
Portland, Oregon, called at this Office
Monday.
Our watermaster is having good time
this season in trying to regulate the
water. We are promised sensation in
the near future.
Ex-Lieutenant Governor Bierbower
returned from his recent craw-trout-
fishing expedition, Monday, loaded with
"a fresh stock of stories.
1t is said that all soldiers Of the Uni
ted States army are to be provided with
aluminium tags so that every one killed !
in battle can be identified.
A fof I'M l1l 81
alton correctly. He says: "Spanish |
nance he talkee, talkee; Mclean nance
he Dewey, Dewey, alice time.
Ike Hill made application to be one
Of the board of 'naval strategy" while
here Tuesday. While Ike is onto his
job all right-as warrior he's fzzle.
Rev. Hardman returns thanks to con-
stable Griffin for two beautiful May
baskets, the workmanship of his hands.
Mr.. G, is an artist in that line of work.
Miss Della Hansen gave very pleas
INT party at her home Monday evening.
4 large number of young folks were
present and all report most enjoyable
lime.
Charles E. Webb and wife have been
pending the week in Shoshone. Mr..
Webb is special executive agent of the
Iew York Life Insurance company for
IDAHO.
The usher at the show Tuesday night
politely requested the ladies to-remove
our hats. The request was granted,
much to the relief of those in the rear
f the hall.
A letter from Clyde Senter, of Co. D
st Idaho Volunteers, now located at
amp Merritt, states that the boys are
II well and in loye with Col. Jones.
he Colonel is all right.
A. E. Gipson, editor Of the Gem State
,ural published at Caldwell, was guest
Shoshone this week. He visited the
lue Lakes and the Falls and was de-
GIFTED with the beauties of both places.
A surprise party at the residence of G
Ir. G. Hansen, Monday evening was I
wen in honor of Miss Gertrude Cham I
erlain's departure for her home in c
reen River, Wyoming. on the same o
rening. 3
Mrs. N. E. Gilmore, mother of Charlie I
ilmore, arrived from Ypsilanti. Mich, g
st Friday and will spend the summer t
Shoshone. AS result Charlie is the .