Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-06-23

A great many laps we're in town, Sat
, urday. the 18th and purchased large
!, bills of goods from our merchants.
Phc fishing party, from Pagari, have
returned to town. They report some fish
caught and great number of rattle
snakes.
Farmer Briggs came up from Kanoka
Wednesday, and brought load OF cher
ries and gooseberries tor the townpeople.
Have heard it stated that wind en-
sures healthy climate, there surely
ought not to be much sickness in Sho-
shone.
| Mr.. G. E. Gridley, who has been ship
ping wool from Toponis was in town Sat-
urday and Sunday, he reports sheep do
ing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt McFall, departed
on the west bound passenger, Sunday,
for Baker City Ore. they will be absent
| sometime.
W. H. Bancroft, Gen'l Superintendent
of the y. S. L. with party OF friends
made a trip up the Branch to Silver
Creek, Tuesday.
Mr.. L. Millet, one of Hagerman's pros
porous ranchman, came to town Fri
day, and Monday morning went up the
branch TO Haley.
Gilbert White. eldest son OF our
townsman, Joe White, returned from
Salt Lake, where he had been attending
school, Tuesday eve.
Joe Honn says he shall have to build
an extension to the carriage in order to
accommodate the numerous friends who
like to go riding with him.
Win MaLbutt has ditch and water
right he would like to trade for real
estate in Shoshone, or on Broadway,
New York. Broadway preferred.
Write for samples and prices of wall
paper, to ]. E. Lane, Shoshone, Ida, all
communications promptly answered.
and orders by mail carefully filed.
w. c. Hodeman, Receiver, at the |
Land Office in Haley, made US call |
Friday, he was on trip down the river,
in the interests of the water users.
Miss Mary Bambric of HALEY, who |
has recently graduated from the Albion |
Normal School, was passenger on the
Judge Thatcher attended the water
meeting Wednesday, he reports rise of |
inches in Little Wood river, measured
at his ranch, where the river is 30 # In
wide.
There are annually killed in Africa
minimum of $4,000 elephants, yielding
the production of quantity of raw
ivory, the selling price of which is ST.
200, 900.
]. Shepard and family of Glen Dale
Mont, were stopping at the Dill House
several days last week, they departed
Monday morning for visit to friends
in Bellevue.
There comes report to us from Ka-
oka, that ''Scotty" Bonner, is cutting
MS second crop of alfalfa. The climate
n Kanoka must be considerably warmer
than it is here.
Water seems to be the bone of conten-
ion this season and different views are
AIKEN by the older inb abitants in re-
.ard to the proper distribution of the
moist necessity.
S. J. Friedman, of Haley, and two
hildren, enroute for Salt Lake City
made short stop at the Colum bia hotel,
While awaiting the east bound passenger
aturday evening. 1t
We are taking on large stock of new
p-to-date corsets. Consequently we
lust sell out the stock we have on hand
, make room. Look to our ad for cut in
Holt.
Our townsman, Evan Davies who has 7
cen at work in the R. R. Shops, in q
ocatello since the shops here closed d
own, made visit to his family, Satur- &
ay, for the first time since Christmas. I,
lie returned Sunday evening.
Until the imagination perislles, the p
ision of the ultimate perfection will b
rm and reform in the heart of every Il
,neration. 1t is the Inspiration of every Il