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

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Henry Smalley was quite sick last
week, and P, P, Haines drove into town
Tuesday, after DR.. Baugh to attend
him.
Mrs. Saml Briggs remembered THE
JOURNAL by sending basket of lus-
cious Bartlett pears to our office, last
week.
REMEMBER that by patronizinQ
Mrs. McIvers you get new and fresh mil
linery, and then your money is left
at home.
David Davies has passed his examin-
alton, and today enters the machine
shops at Pocat clio, as a blacksmith
apprentice.
PATRONIZE OLD FRIENDS.
Mrs. McIver is always to be found
and is fully abreast OF the times in her
selections of goods.
Mrs. Granville Brown has returned
from Boise, bringing with her the bonn
cling girl baby that was born to her at
Boise some weeks ago.
John Sims has sold nearly all of his
horses to Mcpherson, and in company
with his bro Their Chess, is now round
| ing I'D and delivering the same.
| DR.. and Mrs. Albee returned from
Oakley. Sept 29th. The Doctor says he
| is glad to get back to Shoshone, out of
the dust which is yard deep at Oakley.
You sheep men formerly supposed
that Western cayuse was only fit to
be used for coyote bait, but now cayuses
are in condition to give you the horse
laugh.
LAp1Es-You will never know what
splendid line of dress goods, cloaks,
night gowns, underwear etc, are for
sale at Sam Hollis unless you take time
and look at them.
The Id aho horse no longer looks with
envy upon the bicycle, but gfides swift
ly by on chariots of fire, bound for
the markets of Chicago, Omaha, Kansas
City and other places.
Cliff Judd has again returned to
Idaho, and is engaged in herding sheep
for Frank Gooding. He says that since
he came West, Missouri no longer holds
any charms for him.
Mrs. McIvers will give you a better
bargain in Ladies Hats and all kinds OF
Millinery than any transient dealer
possibly could. No hotel bills or rail
road expenses counted in on you.
Mr.. Joseph Keefer, since becoming the
sole owner of the Columbia hotel, has
outlayed something like $1,000 in i'm
proving and renovating the same. At
present the hotel would be credit to
any town.
C. w. Wernicke and wife; Mrs. Danl
Ayers and Mrs De LaRheu, were among
those of our citizens who were visiting
the state fair at Eoise, last week.
Sam Holt remarked, as he observed |
one of our returned soldiers salutlng the |
young ladies rather promise uously the
other night, that Lieutenant Hobson
must have a brother among the Sho-
shone volunteers.
All. Williams and Son the black
smiths are striking while the iron lie hot.
More work coming in every day. Their
facilities for turning out first class work
are the best in the county, and their
unexcelled in the state.
IT'S NO PICNIC.
To have ill-ftting shoes. You often
see people wabbling along as though
hey were walking on eggs. It's all
in the fitting of shoe. We under
stand it thoroughly and guarantee to
make your feet feel comfortable.
c. B. Keefer.
Henry Brown was the recipient of a
handsome cane, which was present ed to
him By his brother in law LIEUT.. Harry
syms. The cane was brought from
Manila, is made of ebony and pointed
With Mauser cartridge; The handle is
If silver and has engraved upon it in
monogramic letters the init
ais, H. A. B. Henry is very proud of
lis present.
The ladies of Shoshone, learning that