Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-01-27

field Jack, and he will be hung Feb. 1st
Our locals are little shy again this
week owing to commissioners proceed
ings, but next week we will again be
on deck.
1t is said that one half the people born
die before the age Of sixteen-there are
a number in this locality who would not
; be missed much,
If women were as careful about their
appearance after marriage as they are
before marriage, there would be fewer
matrimonial failures.
Wanted 200 head of live jack rabbits,
to be delivered at the shoshone depot,
+. May 18th, at So cents head. For par
ticulars inquire at this Office.
One of DR.. Baugh's bands OF sheep
was driven through town Tuesday on
their way 10 the stifiiler ranch for feed.
The entire band was in fine condition.
R. Mcmahon, who recently pur-
chased the Gussler residence is having
the same thoroughly overhauled and
repaired and will occupy it in few
days.
Mrs. Mark Moody received telegram
Monday evening stating that her sister
was dangerously i'll, at Ketchum. Mrs.
Moody left for Ketchum on the first
train.
The Lindsay dramatic company play
ed to a good sized audience last Satur-
day night. The company is A l IN all
respects and is de serving OF liberal
patronage.
A chinook wind struck town Wednes-
day morning and before nightit convert
ed the snow and ice in the streets into
water. It will not be long now before
oyershoes can be discarded.
Judge Eyeleth made trip to Kanaka
last week, and while there he was called
on to perform the ceremony that united
in marriage, John Chriswell and Miss
Julia NJ. Rose, both of Kanaka.
Carwell Cough, manager OF the Blue
Lakes placer mine, has received the first
OF nine cars OF lumber and piping now
enroute to his mine. He has several 4
horse teams hauling to the mine and
active operations will begin at once.
The John S. Lindsay company PLAYED
to a good sized audience Friday right.
It is by far the best company that has
vet visited shoshone, and should they
eyer play here again they are sure of a
full house.
A special train run up to HALEY last
Friday night to bring Eph Daft and his
family to Shoshone in time to catch the
east bound train, and therby enable Mr..
Daft to reach Salt Lake in time to attend
the funeral OF his sister, Mrs. Harry
Duke.
Chris and Robert Armstrong, who
have been spending the winter here in
search of health, returned to their home
IN Chicago sunday. The gentlemen ex-
pect to close out their business in Chicago
and move to Phoenix, Arizona,
Four dozen more chairs arrived We'd
nesday, making with those on hand 100
chairs for the Pavilion, A small adj
dition to the main building is being
contemplated in order to furnish storage
room for the chairs, when the Pavilion
is used for dances.
John c. Baugh has purchased the
harness shop of F. a. Burkill and will
continue the business at the old stand.
He will keep a complete stock OF harness
collars, whips and horse furnishings On
hand, make harness to order and do re-
pairing. Read his ad ON another page,
Howard F, Pickfen, night agent at
the depot, left for Soda Springs last FRI
day night, where he was united in mar
rage to Miss Bernice Strachan Of that
place, on Tuesday evening the 24th-
After a short bridal tour the Young |
couple will return to Shoshone and take
up their residence.
At Sam Holt's--
A lesson in carving will be given to
all who come after February LIST. The
first quarter will be carved from some
things, some to the middle and some
way past the middle; in fact all kinds
2f carving will be done. Come and see
US.
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