Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-04-21

day.
| Miss Hattie Patton has closed her
school and returned to her home in
Caldwell.
Howard Lemon shipped his house.
hold goods to Boise Monday, where he
will reside.
Chris Rasmussen has receiveda lot of
new furniture, and fine assortment of
baby buggies.
Joe Darrah has bought fine pair of
working gloves--they make man work
in spite OF himself.
Hon. F. R, Gooding has rented resi-
dence in Haley and will reside there
during the summer.
E. w. Horton has planted some nice
shade trees on his lots on the corner of
Walnut and Post streets.
Doc Smith has moved his justice Office
and novelty store into the building re-
Gently occupied by Mrs. McIver.
Hank Edwards of HALEY, who has
been spending the winter in st. Louis,
has returned to his Wood river home.
School Superintendent Burnside has
her Office nicely fitted up and is ever
ready to receive calls concerning school
matters,
Sam Gundaker, who is experimenting
mine in the Smoky country, has gone
to HALEY to reside, as it is more conven-
lent to the mines.
Jud Brassfeld and Granville Brown
are gathering up 400 horses, which are
to be delivered at the stock yards in
Shoshone in May.
Ed Montgomery of Raft river, is quite
sport, but he ran against a game in
Shoshone that beats three card monte,
and he was caught.
Mrs. McIver has removed her millin-
cry store from Main street to her own
building on Walnut street, next to Q.
w. WernIcke's hardware store.
Captain G. G. Haynes has all of his
stage stock up from winter quarters and
is now ready for regular trips to the
Falls or take parties out on pleasure
trips.
A rural gentleman from Oakley took
stroll few evenings since and got lost.
He ran against hay stack and camped
till morning. when he found his way to
town.
John Lumb came up from Pocatello |
Sunday, and he and his son will herd |
sheep during the summer. Mrs Lumb |
will go to Anaconda and spend the sum-
mer with Mrs McMurrin
Johnny Baugh has been appointed de-
putty assessor, by Assessor Gwinn, John |
is careful, conservative man and As |
SCISSOR Gwin is to be complimented on |
the appointment he made.
Some of our ladies are putting forth |
earnest endeavors to raise fund to pro-
cyre q good new piano for the Pavilion.
Every man in town should contribute
literally, as it is for the benefit of all
Dell Armstrong, who is hauling lum-
Der to the Blue Lake placer mines
started out with four horse load Mon
Law. but broke an axle when out about
!, miles, which compelled him to return
70 town.
J. NJ. Butler has received new front
BAR for his Wood River saloon. Mr..
Butler is bound to make his place at
ractive, and by handling the best OF
LIQUORS and cigars, do his share OF the
business.
The Wood River Times on Saturday
asst saws: "The Commissioners OF Lin
oln county have fixed their annual sal
nv at s60O Upon that basis the Blaine
Commissioners must be entitled to
bout $4,000 a year."
Eugene Critchfeld, foreman Of the
oakley and Raft River shearing crew,
yhich consists of 50 men, has been in
own with his men for the past ten days
hey have got through here now and
aye gone to Oakley.
The wind storm Sunday took the en-
ire front out of the big warehouse OF
am Hollis. Carpenters were at once
ut to work to repair the damage and
ow the building is in better condition