Shoshone Journal from Shoshone, Idaho • 5

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fast mail, arrives p. m. DELOS LODGE No. 28, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. "or CJ1 Meet every Saturday night at Odd Fellows hall, Visiting Knights eordially invited to attend.

E. M. McCollum, C. C. W.

J. Smith, K. of R. S. JUNCTION CITY LODGE No 16 I.

O. O. F. Meet every Monday Evening, at Odd Fellows Hall. Visiting Brothers cordially invited to attend.

Joseph W. Waldron, N. G. C. W.

Wernicke. Secy. SHOSHONE. SEPTEMBER 2,1898. LOCAL AND GENERAL ROUND-DP.

If you've ths cards to draw to. And in drawing, help the You can make the world a pauper If you've only got the sand. Register, to-morrow. School begins Monday, A fine rain visited Shoshone Monday. The watermaster will soon be out of a job.

Hon, John Hailey was in town Monday. Twenty cars of cattle were Bhipped yesterday. Dr, Baugh and wife returned home on Saturday morning. James Fuller was in town this week on county business. Gus Bassler returned from Chicago and Omaha Monday.

Prof. Novinger returned from his bear hunt bear, Miss Williams has been engaged to teach the Duret school. Hutch shipped 22 cars of cattle to the Denver market this week. Gilbert White will go to Salt Lake to attend school this winter. Sam Gridlev went to Missouri yesterday with two cars of horses.

Miss Ora Mullins attended the teachers meeting here this week. Commissioner Gridley did not meet with the county dads this trip, Lee Vader was shaking hands with his many Shoshone friends Tuesday. Wm. Wallace returned from Omaha Sunday, where he had been with stock. Judge Waters has tbe cribs at the head of the town ditch about comDleted, so that next year wo will have plenty of water.

The body of James Guthrie, who was drowned in Snake river was found Monday, abou six miles below tbe point where he lost his life. Auditor Senter, Trei.Burer Wernicke and Chairman Gwin signed up about worth of county bonde this week and will deliver them next Monday, Uncle Sam Frost had a 'bully' time at Boise last week. Mias Myrtle Wilber and Alice Clarke spent a couple of days in Bellevue this week. J. E.

Lane returned from the democratic state convention last Saturday night. L. L. Ormsby was in town a couple of days this week, and also visited his sheep camps up the river. exchange a new harness for a good milch cow.

Apply at Frank A. Burkill's harness shop. Lincoln county had but one aspirant for office on the democratic state ticket, and the poor fellow The corps of teachers for the Shoshone public school for the ensuing term are: Professor Novinger, Miss Mattie Wright, Miss Lenora Griffin and Mrs Leah Burnside. We received a fine box of peaches this week, from the Blue Lakes ranch, a gift from Bert Perrine. Thanks Bert, but in order to 'fill up' we will come down and camp in the orchard, Frank Burkill went gunning for ducks Sunday.

He returned with eight, but ub he had pulled the hair all off of them we couldn't think they were the domestic bird, alle same. Texas Angel has received the nominator district Judge on the populist ticket. Mr. Angel is our particular friend and we regret to see him put up just to be shot at. Put on your armor Texas.

Joe Waldron has returned from his trip to Boise, and we notice that he now wears mourning. Upon inqury as to the cause, Joe informed us, that, during his absence, some unholy cuss had stolen his whetrock, Knights of Chancellor Commander, E. Hall, will be present at the Castle Hall, Saturday evening Sept. 3d. All Knights are requested to appear at the Castle at 8:30 o'clock.

Chancellor Commander. An explosion took place in town one night the first of the week, and the next morning when we went around we found it to be only the explosion of the powder on a young lady's face, the concussion being caused by the friction of her lips with those of her best fellow. Please sing. Judge Stockslager and wife returned from Boise Sunday night. While there the Judge was renominated by the democratic party for District Judge of the Fourth Judicial district.

Judge Stockslager is well known to everyone in this district. A better or stronger man could not be found for this honorable Dosition. Doc Smith has been experiment of mixing sawdust with his usual chicken feed of meal. He was so pleased with the experiment that he gave up feeding cornmeal and fed them sawdust instead. Shortly after he set a hen with fifteen eggs.

Last week she came off with thirteen curious chicks. Twelve them had wooden legs and the other one was a woodpecker. A sad accident, which resulted in the death of Braxton Lewis, occurred at Lewis' Ferry on Snake river, about six miles south of Hagerman, on Monday death. fa the Hagerman cemetery on Thursday last, place they were followed by a arge conc ourse of friends. Hig 8 8ters ftn( i aged mother have the £nr at i 1 0 the entire community, August 22nd.

As there were no eye witnesses to the tragedy it is not known exactly how the young man met his fate; but from all tbat can be learned it appears that Mr. Lewis hpd been helping the "Gridley boys" drive and brand horses, for several days previous, and was returning home on horseback on the south side of When he reached a point the river, about one half mile below the ferry he attempted to ford the river but in some he became unhorsed and was manner drowned. His horse swam out of the river on the same side that be had entered, with the bridle hanging to the saddle by the reins, and wa9 caught some distance below by Mrs. Austin. A suspicion was aroused that an accident had happened, and a party beaded by Wayne Neville and John High, commenced dragging the river, They were rewarded at about 4 o'clock.

Wednesday the 24th bv bringthe body to the surfaco, There were marks on the body, with the exception of two or three bruises ou the face, caused by rocks on the river bottom. Mr. Lewis was bom on the Malad river, in this county, and was thirty years old. He was known among his friends Bub" Lewis, and was noted for his kindheartedness and liberality, leaves a widowed mother and three sisters, Mrs. John Schooler, Mrs.

S. Jotinand Mrs. F. N. Uhrlaub, to mourn ing no ftfl He Arthur Murray returned from his trip to the Omaha exposition Tuesday.

He says that he enjoyed the exhibit fully as much as he did the World's Fair. We notice with a feeling of patriotic Dride, says the Carson Appeal, that the fair sex has taken to red, white and blue garters. The other day a San Francisco girl displayed her patiotism while climbing upon the top scat of the Glenbrook stage. The crowd on the sidewals was so impressed that nothing but real Nevada politeness restrained them from bursting into a cheer for the red, white and blue. ANNOUNCEMENTS.

FOB TREASURER. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the Office of Treasurer of Lincoln County, Idaho, subject to the action of tbe Republican Connty Convention, of said county. C. W. Wernicke.

FOB AUDITOR AND RECORDER. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the Office of Auditor and Recorder, of Lincoln county, Idaho, subject to the action of the Republican County Convention of said county. Harry Anderson. FOR ASSESSOR AND TAX COLLECTOR. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the Office of Assessor and Tax Collector of Lincoln county, Idaho, subject to the action of the Republican County Convention of said county.

A. S. Senter. FOR PROBATE JUDGE. I hereby announce myself a candidate tor the office of Probate Judge, of Lincoln county, Idaho, subject to the action of the Republican County Convention of said county.

George L. Eveleth, FOR SHERIFF. I hereby announce myself a candidate for theofficeof Sheriff of Lincoln county Idaho, subject to the action of the Republican Connty Convention of the said Lincoln county. T. W.

Snodgrass. FOR SHERIFF. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Lincoln county Idaho, subject to the action ot the Democratic County Convention of the said county. James T. Griffin.

foe county commissioner. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of County Commissioner of District (Hagerman) No 3, Lincoln county, Idaho, subject to the action of the Republican County Convention of said countv. N. Uhrlaub. FOR AUDITOR AND RECORDER.

I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Auditor and Recorder, of Lincoln county, Idaho, subject to the action of the Republican County Convention of said county, W. Van Iron. FOR SHERIFF. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Lincoln county Idaho, subject to the action of the Republican County Convention of the said county. Gus.

B. Keefer. FOR ASSESSOR. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Assessor and Tax Collector of Lincoln county, Idaho, subject to the action of the Republican County Convention of said county. J.

B. Chrisman. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the under signed, who was convicted of gland larceny at the November (1893) term of the district court in and for Logan county, and sentenced to 12 years in the penitentiary, will apply for pardon at the regular meeting of the Board of Pardons to be held in October 1898. Russel Dudley.

9-16 Boise, August 18th, 1898. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office at Hailey, Idaho. August 29, 1898. Notice is hereby given that tbe following named settler has filed notice of bis intention to make final proot in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before A Senter, clerk district court, at Shoshone, Idaho, on Saturday, October 8, 1898, viz: G.

Madalena, HE No 964 ior Lots 2, 7 and 8, Sec 1, Tp 9, SR 14 e. He names the following witnesses to prove bis continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Waldron, Shoshone, Idaho, Barney, Kanoka, Idaho, George A Everleth, Kanoka. Idaho, John Christwed, Kanoka, Idaho, Register. HOLT GILMORE GROCERIES I 1 ZiZ 9 8 OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE. WAR! Cuba, Phillipines, DEWEY.

SAMPSON. tA- A A A A xftr The Up, Up tendency of all Edibles on account of National disturbances prevent any war on prices. will still be found atL. Davison's old stand, doing business on a small margin. 8 I I I.