Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-03-31

ness.
Miss Stella McFall is visiting relatives
and friends in Haley and Bellevue this
week.
G. Harvey, assessor OF Blaine county,
passed through town Monday enroute to
Boise.
Ed Tribe. Salt Lake commission
man, was calling on our merchants this
week.
Sam Holt received telegram Monday
to send 20 sheep shearers to Mountain
Home.
The rabbits that lay the pretty colored
eggs seem scarce around Shoshone this
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chriswell from
Kanoka spent a couple of days in town
this week.
N. ]. Sharp, register of the HALEY land
Office, was in town Monday, on bis way
to Salt Lake.
Easter is coming and the ladies are
after new hats. Look out tor your
pocket books boys.
Surely Spring must be here this time,
as several Indians have arrived in town
with their families.
(l,o~l;a VUo~c;oIxo 10 rooLi,,o oo,oo ~
tensive improvements at his store. New
floors, new roof etc.
/. B. Perrine returned from Boise
Saturday night, and left town for his
ranch Monday morning.
R. L. Brown brought ton of seed
peas to town Monday, and left them
with Sam Holt, for sale.
Charley Haynes returned from
visit of several days to Snake River and
the surrounding country.
Mrs. Chas Owens and daughter
Florence from Hagerman were visiting
friends in town this week.
County Surveyor, J. w, Waldron
made a visit to American Falls and
Pocatello, the first of the week.
On Sunday April End, Easter Day
special services will be held at the EpIs-
copal church morning and evening.
A large lot of school supplies were
taken out to school district No. IL last
Monday. Miss Ella Dill is teacher.
Major Jim and his squaw made this
Office visit this week. They we're on
their way to the reservation at Pocatello.
Joe Pinkham, deputy US. Marshal,
passed through Shoshone Saturday night
on his way to the Lemhi Indian reserva-
ton.
Wernicke has placed new iron roof
over his store, this is only one of the
many improvements, going on in town
at the present time.
Horace Lewis and wife came from
Boise Saturday night, and stopped in
in town over Sunday, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Lemon.
Twenty carloads of eastern people
from Illinois and Missouri passed through
town. on the night of the 23rd. seeking
homes in Idaho and Oregon.
Nate Franklin, of Franklin and Hays, !
of Pocatello, was in town the first Of the |
week. This firm now has the agency in |
this locality for all brands of beer,
Miss Ella McFall, who is teaching |
the school at Bliss, is said to~be the |
most popular teacher that has ever
taught school in that thriving Village.
DR.. Paugh received telegram at
O'Clock the other morning to attend q
patient at Glenns Ferry and started i'm
mediately, returning the same evening.
Mr.. Wainwright the photographer is
also a good musician and with Messrs
Gireux and Bragga entertained quite
a few people at Metals the other even
ing.
VIM. Biggenstaff, who has been at
work for Fred Gooding for some time,
left for Kansas Monday night, having
Just received telegram that his father
was at the point of death.
Richard, asked the teacher, what was
the message General Sheridan sent to
General Early before the battle took
place? He said, replied the Zig boy
with the bad eve. Go, Early. and avoid