Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-03-24

for the dogs.
| The ball on the 18th was grand sue
cess, largely attended and thoroughly
enjoyed by all,
Some men are SO stingy that they will
squeeze dollar till the eagle gets sick
at the stomach.
! The Lincoln House is doing big bus
mess. Mr.. Comes spares no effort to
please his guests
Mrs. McIver has put in store front
to her residence and will move her mil
linery store there.
The weather has been varied the past
week, but beautiful as compared with
weather in the east.
J. F. White has been in Salt Lake the
past week, to visit his son Gilbert, who
is attending school there,
Miss Meta Wright and and Miss Ma
BILE Warswick came down from Bellevue
Friday, to attend the ball.
Frank Burkill sold nine sets of bar
ness and three saddles this week, and
still the good work goes on.
j. NJ. Newman, the new night oper-
ator at the depot, is dead stuck on Sho-
shone, its people and trout.
1t must discourage the f.ol-killer
when he looks around and sees how far
behind he is with his work.
| w. E. Orehood section foreman at
Owinza, accompanied by his wife, was
in town Sunday after supplies.
Leonard Way, OF Mountain home,
has been acting as agent at the depot
during the illness of Mr.. Cheney.
Miss Hattie Patton and Miss Ella Dill
snent Sunday in Shoshone returning to
their respective schools in the evening.
After all. the most popular General
is the General advance in wages now go
ing on in various sections OF the country.
Toe Darrah was over from his ranch
Monday, and states that his orange and
pine apple crop to be about ready for
harvest.
J. E. Lane bruised himself with an
axe handle. last Saturday. He has
very lame ankle as result, but is able
to be about.
c. H. Seneca has returned from his
winters hunt for bear. He returned
with horse, saddle and dog ahead, but
nary bear.
DR.. E. f. Brooks will visit Carey.
Monday next, and will remain about
one week, when he will again be at his
office in Shoshone.
From a Valparaiso, Indiana. paper.
we learn that our former townsman, Ed
ward Walters, is one of the leading at
torneys of that city.
John Johnson was up from his ranch
Monday, after medicine for his baby.
The little one has been sick with pneu-
monia for over ten days.
Mrs. J. L. Patton returned to her
home in Caldwell, Sunday night. She
was accompanied by her sister Mrs. ].
Eel kin and her father ]. E. Waleamott. !
We extend our thanks to the ladies |
of the Catholic church for compliment |
ary ticket to the bail on the 18th, and
sincerely regret our inability to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. R. Cheney returned |
from Salt Lake Sunday night. Mr.. |
Cheneys health is much better and he |
will resume his duties at the depot soon.
Joseph Parry received long letter
from his son Will, who is at Manila.
last Sunday. The letter is very interest
ing and portions of it will be published
next week.
The Economy lamp being sold by S.
c. John is a dandy. He has sold several
here. and those who have them would
not sell them for twice what they cost,
could they not secure others.
The Ladies OF the Catholic church ex-
lend their thanks TO the public for their
liberal patronage to the bail given on
he 18th. The ball Melted the neat sum
If $40.
Boys with clippers" should remember
hat the law forbids the killing of birds
It this season of the year, and for some
weeks to come. Be careful boys or some
# you will land in Jail and have a fine