Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-07-07

George Polling and VIM. Clarke drove
into town, Saturday. from Toponis to at.
tend to some land Office business before
Judge Waters.
Two companies OF "Uncle Sam's' in.
vincible Blues enroute for Boise and
Walla Walls, made short stop in our
city, July 9TH.
| The appearance Of the Independent
Office has been greatly improved lately
as result of having been tastfully paint
ed by Henry Lubbes.
Thomas Miner is now our Water-master
vice Ben Shay, who resigned. Everyone
knows Thoe. and it is generally conceded
that he will fill the bill.
A Western paper says: "A child was
run over by wagon three years old, and
cross-eyed with psntalets or, which
never spoke afterwards"
A Clergyman writes: "A young lsdy
died in my neighborhood Yesterday.
while I was preaching tho gospel in =
\ beastly state Of intoxication.
! Gilbert White and John Byrne went
on fishing expedition to tho Cotton
wood, Saturday and returned Sunday.
They report good catch Of iish.
Gov. Bierbower Of Grangeville started
last Friday tor trip to Portland, on his
return. he win visit Shoshons for . few
days, arriving here about the tenth.
E. Swinehsrt Vas in from Hagerman
Yesterday with load of new potatoes.
Nh. Swinehart is nearly always the first
in the market with all farm produce.
Mrs. J. S. Waters and her daughter
Maud left on the branch train, Monday
morning TO attend the celebration at
Haley. they returned Wednesday even
ing.
Russell. who was pitcher part of the
time for the shoshone team. deserves to
be complImented upon his effective
manner of learning the HALEY boys to
fan.
George SAVERS. the "coach" for the
Shoshone base ball team. il 90 hoarse
that he can hardly speak, % result Of
yelling for our boys at HALEY, ON tho
Fourth.
The Shay Bros, Myrt Weaver and fam
lily with several others from Shoshone
and vicinity, sp.nt . very pleasant
Fourth - the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Pat Hughes
Our townspeople, who visited Hager-
man on the Fourth, are very enthusiasts
tic over the reception they received
and the program rendered for their en-
tertainment.
The Senter Establishment still MAIN
tains it's we'll earned reputation. OF be-
ing the leading house in the city for
Gents furnishings, Boots and Shoes
At lowest prices.
We are taking on large stock of new
up-to-date corsets. Consequently we
must sell out the stock we have on hand
to make room. Look to our I'd for cut In
prices.-Sam Holt
Our baseball nine did not get beaten
SO very badly after all the ecore stood
HALEY % to Shoshone 20 and tho only
pitcher the Shoshone boys had was a
pitcher of ice water.
II thought" said the disappointed
friend, 'you told me this election was
going to be walk over" "Well," an
swered tho former candidate at was.
I was the doorstep. Star.
Among those who went to HALEY to
celebrate the 4th, were Mr.. and Mrs.
Wernicke; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brown;
Mr. and Mrs. Swope; Mr.. and Mrs. A.
I. Mcmahon and J. s. Waters.
Judging from the number of wagons
and the amount of machinery sold by
Sam Holt this spring, the condition of
The farmers in this section must be very
prosperous and the outlook good.
J. f. Scarborough, who is ranching
np at Gimlet this summer, came down
Sunday to spend the Fourth with his
'anily. He says he has eighty acres OF
Is fine alfalfa ~ one need wish to see.
H. NJ. and Mrs. Thatcher entertained