Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-12-04

We give below a list of prominen
people who recommend the dental worl
of DR.. J. F. MacClure: Bishop G. J
Cannon, W. E Cureton. D. D. S.. H. 7
Cryst, Or. Keller. Dan Church, of Poca
tello; DIR. d. P. Albee, of Shoshone
Now that the opportunity presents
itself to have your teeth attended to in
a first class manner, you should avail
yourself of it at once, as DIR. MacClure
will be located here for short time
only.
Last Sunday evening while We editor
was eating supper, which a kind hearted
gentleman supplied him with at a pub
lie house, he over herd some parties.
who had money to pay for their supper,
making some sighting remarks about
him. The next morning the kind and
protecting hand of Providence inter-
posed in his behalf and the parties who
did the talking came very near being
called across the Dark River. The Lord
is on our side even if we do go hungry
at times.-Ori6no Courier.
Married, At the Catholic church, Nov.
30 by Father. Trinkel, Mariana Silva and
A. G. Braga. After the ceremony the
happy pair proceeded to the pavilion
where they enjoyed the artistic music
furnished by the Schubert Symphony
Club. The wedding dinner was given
at the Lincoln House. by Mr.. and Mrs.
A. M. Comes. The bride is sister of
Mrf, Comes and daughter of Emanuel
Silva, of Toponis. The groom, Mr.. Braga
Is young man of sterling qualities and
we predict tor the young couple pros
porous and happy hereafter.
The Thanksgiving ball given by the
K. of P. lodge at the pavilion, was
grand success. The town was we'll repre-
sented and there we're a great many
from the outside present. The various
members of the lodge exerted them
selves to see that the proper courtesy
was extended to all. The banquet at
the Columbia was all that could be de-
sired, and over $50 people were served.
The hall was beautifully decorated. the
of the order being artist
cally arranged with the new lodge banner
the centre of the hall, above
the heads of the dancers.
Delos Lodge No. %, X. OF P. deserves
the congratulations of the people on the
able manner in which the entire pro-
gram WAS carried out.
Sam Eaton, until recently editor OF
the Rustic Journal, Everton, Mo. made
our Office pleasant call. Friday. Mr..
Eaton has wheeled" from his home in
Missouri, a distance of 100 miles since
the middle of October, being in poor
health, he decided 10 travel by wheel to
Boise, Idaho, as by so doing he would
get abundance of outdoor air and exer-
else. besides being able to study the
through which his journey
would take him. He made the trip with
40 mishap other than trivial ones Incl
lent to journey of that nature through
, semi-wild country. Editor Eaton is
young man Of energy, pleasing address
Ind fluent talker. He comes highly !
recommended bv the leading men of the
community from which he travels, and !
Is he contemplates engaging in business
n our noble state, We extend to him the |
lad hand of welcome.
The musical entertainment given BY |
he Schubert Symphony Club at the
pavilion on Nov. goth, was treat indeed.
t is rarely that talent of so high a grade
an be secured for our town. The voices
# the ladies' In their quartette work
orm r. delightful combination. The
middle voices, which rarely show to
God advantage, were surprise. as the
uperb voice of Jane Ogden second
oprano, and Mae Benner first alto
tended beautifully with the clear sweet
ones of the soprano, Gertrude Ogden,
nd Loire Zendt Purcell, who has
dice really wonderful, rich, full and
onorous, shown to great advantage in
er solo, "Nita GItana" The violinist,
arl Hunter, in the perfect renditions of
is various selections show himself to
e an artist OF no mean merit. Good
all Dickerman's impersonations are
'uly wonderful, and in the character of
lie country boy repeatedly brought
own the house.
N EDIToR's LIFE SAVED By CHAMBER