Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-03-06


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We can sell your town lots. Haddock
Land Company.
The freshest and daintiest candies at
The New Resort
Seventeen coaches made up the midday
passenger, yesterday.
Sage Brush Hair Tonic cures dan
druff and stops falling hair.
Bananas. oranges and lemons at Tie
New Resort, s. E. Todd, prop.
Miss Leona McFan is recovering
from an attack of tonsiIitis.
If you want to rent your farm, see
the Haddcck Land Company at once.
Key West and domestic cigars, only
the best values, at The New Resort.
Frank T. Disney made HALEY trip
trip Saturday on land business.
Thoroughbred Eggs for Matching
best breeds. Frank Millsaps, Shoshone.
Sheriff Jones was attending the Ha-
german suit the fore part of the week.
A marriage license was issued this
week to Charles A. Atkins and FannieT.
Wilhelm both of Rupert.
Mrs. B. F. Benson returned home
Friday after spending a few days
visiting friends at Nampa.
You are invited to make your head
quarters with Frost at his rooming
house opposite the depot.
Judge Fuller is pretty well crowded
out Of the probate court room this week
during the land trial being held there.
Tom Murphy took a position as black
smith for C. F. Borden, Monday. He
has been at work recently south of
Pocatello.
Little Wood river has taken a very
decided tumble from the freshet of last
week, the volume of water having de-
creased fully one-half.
Eggs for hatching-Brown Leghorn,
White Wyandotte, Barred Plymouth
Rocks, Rhode Island Reds. Thorough
breds. Frank Millsaps, Shoshone.
The court room of the county court
house has been provided a new jury box
and new mating and otherwise inn
proved both in appearance and for use.
Geo. Ashley who was on parole from
Squire Vredenburg's court was again
arrested Saturday for drunkenness and
disordely conduct and sent to the
lookup.
Just received, a full line of ladies
fancy voile skirts; also a full line of
ready to wear spring suits and dresses
for boys and girls, ages 2 to IA, at Mrs.
Rasmussen's.
Dennie Williams, the jerome bar
tender who was struck on the head
with a cuspidor, last week, by Jack
Golden, recovered so rapidly that no
serious effects are anticipated and no
arrest has been made.
Methodist church services, Sunday:
II a. m; Sunday School, II
o clock, c. F. Borden, Supt. Epworth
League, 6:45 p. M; evening service,
7:45 Good music always, and hearty
to all. c. A. Varnum, pastor
The band cleared about $40 from the
dance given a few nights ago. The
money viii go for the purchase of mu-
sic. and for other necessary expenses.
Never before have the prospects been
so bright as now for a really first class
band III Shoshone.
Some Of the boys of Shoshone not
overly given to study, when reminded
that a little closer attention to their
books would be profitable to them, set
up the plea that they DO not desire to
run any risk of going insane from over
study and being sent to the asylum.
Rev. W. J. Luscombe, late of En-
nett. Idaho, passed through the city.
last Saturday, on his way to Haley
where he takes the pastorate of the
Methodist Episcopal church. He spent
some time on the coast since resigning
from the Emmett church.
Miss Combs of Soldier came to Sho-
shone last week with married sister
and her baby to place the child in the
Dill Hospistal for treatment, it having
received a serious burn on the head.
The mother remained with the child
which is progressing toward recovery
Harvey Burgess, a member of the
,ity grammar school, was in a playful
;cuffie for the possession of a jackknife
Monday, when in grabbing for the knife
While open the blade penetrated the
land, showing the point on the other
ide. After having the wound dressed
ie returned to school.
Did you ever see a baldheaded In
ian?