Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-02-10

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I Miss Lottie Barger expects to resume
her school at Cold Spring creek mex
week,
Miss Ella Dill has returned from Gas
sia county where she has been teaching
school.
Miss Minnie McCutcheon has closed
her school at Clover Creek and returned
to Shoshone.
s. D. Boone the insurance man, was
in town few days this week and done
lots of business.
Some people are SO wise that they try
to set the price on other peoples work
as well as their own.
Knights If Pythias are requested to be
at the Castle tomorrow night to assist
in second rank work.
Jacob Ralfson came in from the sheep
camp Saturday, and did a little goat
riding in the evening.
| Now is the time to pay up that back
subscription. February lst has passed
and we need the money.
Two carloads of -four were received in
town this week, one was for Sam Holt
and the other for A. S. Senter.
Born-To the wife OF Julian E. Lane,
on SATURDAY. last, a baby boy. Mother
and child getting along nicely.
Dan Hunter arrived in town Friday
| from Utah and will remain here-e1cept
for an occasional trip to Haley.
Bob Jones came up from Oneida coun-
ty last week, where he had been to look
after some of Senator Gooding's sheep.
Doc Smith has opened stationery
store next to the New Columbia. He
will also handle daily papers, illustrated
papers and magazines.
Shoshone is evidently on the boom.
A new grocery store and new station
cry store are the additions to her bust
ness houses this week.
Gus B. Keefer has just received big
consignment of Ladies Spring and Sum-
mer Dress shoes. The very latest styles,
choicest stock and lowest prices.
The school children should observe
Arbor Day this year with appropriate
exercises, and plant some more trees in
the park. The JOURNAL will rustic the
trees.
Chris Rasmussen has moved his fur
niture store into the old opera house
where he has more room and where you
will find full line OF furniture at lowest
prices.
Quong Sing, "Sayer," moved house
onto the land he purchased on the north
side, the first of the week, and he will be |
ready for gardening as soon as spring |
opens.
The Italian climate, for which Sho-
shone is noted, must have gone south |
the first of the week, as thermometers |
Topped around 12 to IS degrees below |
zero for few days.
A. S. Senter has added groceries to
his mercantile business and will here
after conduct general store. He will
carry dry goods. clothing, boots, shoes,
flour and feed.
A bran new racket. A Racket that
makes a racket. Come and get onto the
racket: Curios, Novelties, stationery
md School supplies at doc Smiths
next door to Columbia hotel
The Episcopal ladies will give VAL
,ntine social next Tuesday evening at
he residence of Mrs. Sam Holt. Come
me, come all. Music, games, dancing
md general good cheer. Valentines for
Horace G. Lewis and Miss Catherine
larry were married at Ketchum Tuesday
nd passed through Shoshoue on their
;ay to Salt Lake that evening. Their
nany friends wish them much Joy and
Gus Keefer THE shoe dealer, has shoes
Or ladies, shoes for girls, shoes for men.
hoes for boys, shoes for dudes, shoes
,r farmers, shoes for sheepherders, and
, fact shoes and boots for everyone at
ottom prices.
IT will soon be time to call water