Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-05-23
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night.
VIII swinger and Mics Berdie McFa
: will render several Of their specialize
at the Pavilion Monday night.
Y Wm- Aabbutt with force OF me
I and teams commenced work Wednesda
. excayatiDg for cellar for the Stool:
: growers new building.
The /. 0 Q. f., and K. Of P. and NJ
W. A, lodges have decided 20 take par
in memorial day exercises and will NEE
at their halls at $50 am.
X. A. Knott agent for the O. s. l.. al
ketchum went east Yesterday morning
Mr, Knott has been ut kctchnm Tor oyel
two years and Is now enjoying his hrsi
vacation during that time.
Ths floral committee request those
giving flowers for decoration, on May,
30lh. 70 kindly take them to the Metho-
dist church bp 8 O'Clock. Friday Morn
iug. By order Of committee
l.. Il. Eds ards and wife, OF Salt Lake
City, were passengers mp the bra inch
Thursday. They are going into Thunder
Mountain where they expect to start an
eating house.
A picture show was given at the
school house = ueslay bv some one whose
name we failed 10 learn. the title Of
which was 1.-The Alaska Illustrations,
and judging from the chilly reception
he got lie must have thought he was in (
Alaska.
Work was suspended on the new X. of
p. and /. o. o. f. hail Monday and
Tuesday owing to the bal weather, but
contractor Pharris informs the Journal
hat the work will he pushed as raj lilly
IS possible now that nice weather has
gain set IN.
A quarter page adj appears in the Salt
AXE Tribune which states that the
.etchum route to Thunder Mountain is
ow positively opened and SO guarantee
to the people, and as we have before I
tated il is the shortest route it being !
MY li5 miles from Ketchum.
The declamatory exercises were held |
the Pavilion last evening. the hall
cling crowded, and owing to lack Of
'ace this week are unable to publish L
&c report pnt will do so in our next /
sue. The gold medal contested sor 4,
rs awarded Miss Josephine NJ. Parry, I
People who have COWS running at
rye. destroying trees and shrubbery
ID breaking down irrigation bitches
ID better commence takiAg care OF
EN- as an ordinance is now before the
ard and when passed Il may cost you Y
netting II they are allowed to run.
Joe Strang the wool buyer who was in :
yn "Wednesday purchased on that day q,
m our local sheep men over 600, 900 8
unds Of wool. This is the biggest &
rchase OF wool vet made in ShoshoIe
one day aud viii mean several hum
dis OF dollars that will be expended
e and the tariff is still on wool.
The little l2 year old daughter Of A. &
-i;zer who lives in tent north of the <
ion house met with painful acct 8
I while riding burrough yesterday.
was thrown from the animsl having 8
elbow dislocated and herarm broken
. Baugh & Rogers were called and
Ised the injured member and is re-
ed to be resting easy.
lady with five children got off the
q here Saturday eveningand stopped
until Monday and the children 3
} about town taxing up collection (
~ ca, fare aud were literally helped.
Y came all the way from the Ozark
ntains in Missouri and are bound 3
Portland. They were very poorly 3
and no doubt needed help if APP 8
ances count for anything.