Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-07-11
Local Brevities

Mrs ! Il. Lane left for Blackfoot last
Sunday where she will join her husband
who is praticing law there.
Norman Davidson spent tie Fourth
at Boise. He reports fine time. but
says that Boise is too far from Sboshone
to ever amount to much.
J, J. Blow and wife returned from
the Falls Monday, where Mr., Blow had
been looking after the power plant.
Work is p o.ressing nicely.
Mr.. Ingrabam was in town Saturday
with load of new potatoes and big
Sturgeon fish which he was selling.
The fish Weighed 200 pounds.
Chas. HAYNES was going around with
bad eye the first OF the week caused
by coming In contact with board
which was sticking up In his barn.
Rev. Hixson, gave Photographic
concert at the NJ. e. church last Mon
day evening which was well attended
and all seemed pleased with the enter
tanment.
Harry Syms of the Mountain Home
Republican returntd home Men 'ay
after spending a couple OF weeks in
Shoshone. Mrs. Syms and daughter
remaining over.
Gov. Hunt has appointed a large num-
Ia fI III ton 10 tper mi
congress to be held at Butte. Am ng
the names we note that OF the editor of
the indie pendent.
One OF the pretty little white ponies
belonging to John Gooding met with
serious accident last Monday decorating
one OF its eyelids in a frightful manner,
DR.. Citizens attended the injury.
Frank Anthoy was down from Custer !
county the other day, shaking hands |
with friends in Shoshone. He boarded |
the west bound train for Boise and |
other western points and will be absent !
several days.
John Baldwin of Butte, Montana, ar
rived Monday night en- route to Bellevue
to attend the funeral Of his mother, Mrs.
McCnrdy who died Sunday afternoon,
Mr.. Baldwin is one of the leading attor-
neys of Butte.
Joe w. Wheeler wishes to announce
that he has COMPLETED the burning of
4
his kiln Of brick and parties needing
them can get same at the brick yard.
AS there was no base ball game in
town Sunday the village was very Gu ct.
Some struck out for the river and iished;
some took in the Jack rabbit drive;
some took carriage rides and some
iCzsd the day away.
Liberty Mllett of Hagerman returned
from an extended business trip in tie
EAST Monday. He went east in the in
terest OF his patents, and reports every.
thing as looking favorable for the
of his goods.
Mrs. Kennedy, who recently went to
HALEY from Shoshone to take charge of
|. b. Perrine's fruit store, received the
'ad news last Saturday that her hus band
lad died. while seeking a fortune in the
,old fields of Klondike.
+. McGivens Of Fremont, Neb., was
n Shoshone.the first of the week. He
,as been one OF the leading democratic Q
politicians in Nebraska for years past.
lie has been member of the national I
ommittee many times.
We are in receipt of the new catalogue !,
1 the University Of Idaho for the year
902--lS0S, which gives review of the
Institution and Its work with the names a
I the professors, aching professors and !
ssistants giving instructions therein. j
The Strawberry season is about over.
az our merchants are receiving lots of !.
ID and black raspberries. The good :
ousewile is busy putting these elegant :
uits in cans for the coming winter, !,
hen they are appreciated more than
tile.
Joseph W. Waldron. the geial county .
lrveyor, spent the Fourth at fIagerman. :
Q returned Sunday night aud says !"
nj he had a splendid time, and that q
10 Hagerman people know how to .
read themselves on The Nations Holt "
~. y, :"
When you wake up With a bad taste
your mouth, 20 at onte to W. III
,ugh's drug store and get a free SAM ~
Q OF Chamberlin Stsmach and Liver pc
Iblets. One or two doses will make WI