Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-09-02
NEWS ITEMS FROM THE
DIETRICH TRACT

Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Washburn
have moved into their handsome
new bungalow and are feeling very
much at home now.
Otto Kaderly, a travelling man
from st. Joseph, Mo-, made bust
ness trip to Dietrich on Wednesday
of this week, calling on the various
stores here.
+. S. Chapman of Boise was re-
cent arrival to took over the coun-
try Mr.. Chapman recently re-
turned to the States from Manila,
Philippine Islands.
j. L. Rush, one of The county
seat boosters from Rupert was cir
culating amongst our citizens last
week sounding them on the county
division proposition.
w. Coleman, an attorney of Wash
ington, arrived here last Sunday
with his wife and put up at the
Dietrich hotel preparatory to settl-
lilE vi llS CditD tioiiii+
C. Il. Borden of Shoshone was in
our little city last week looking af-
ter his business interests here. He
IS very well pleased with the out
look of Dietrich and predicts very
bright future for the town.
DR.. and Mrs. Houghton, who have
been proving up on their Carey act
claim near town, departed for their
home in Valley Junction, Iowa. on
Saturday of last week.
C. E. VanWinkIe was in ShoshoneI
last Saturday with some friends
who We're getting ready to return
to the East after proving up on
their claims on the tract.
Work on the rock pump house
that is being constructed by the ir-
rigation company is progressing in
most satisfactory manner. and /
with TO bad luck will be finished /
before the cold weather sets in.
Frank Russell of Shoshone was
in town Saturday with a load of
fruit and melons. He had but little
trouble in disposing Of them.
Rev Kingston and family spent
Sunday in Shoshone visiting with
the family Of J. D. marlborough.
Rev Kingston filled the pulpit at
the Baptist church at the moring
and evening services while in Sho-
shone.
G. a. Smith is spending most of
his time walking hack and forth to
his claim these days as he is prov
ing up and is spending the nights
there.
In looking over The Promoter do
not fail to notice the advertisements
hat are being displayed by the
real lNe business men of our little
lily. and when you are in need of
in their line give them
'all for they will treat you right.
you will find each one a live wire
and a booster foI. the town of Die
rich and the tract in general.
The many friends Of Mrs. O. H.
Worth will be pleased to learn that
.he is now on the road to recovery
lfter long and dangerous illness. ,
Mrs. O. f. Borden was in town {
he last of the week visiting with ;
Ter husband who has been very i'll q
With the fever, but we are pleased :
o state that Mr. Borden is rapidly / {
egaining his strength and will soon q
'e able to return to his home in '
his place. 5
J. d. Turner was In Shoshone last y
alurday visiting with his little !,
on who has been very i'll of the !,
ever. He returned home the same
ay. accompanied by Mrs Turner. W
he doctor in charge says that they y
,ill be able to bring the little boy
ONE by the middle of The week.
J. f. Houston manager of the @
ielrich Mercantile Company, was d
] The county seat for a short time {,
o business last Saturday He was ],
$50 making inquiries as to whether o;
le authorities had found any trace e.,
ihe thieves who had broken in fl
j he store ca
The Dietrich Promoter began its ~
iiial step The pasi week with ~
co. d. Sa1iers as editor and Eel =,
rumau as publisher. The paper
a credit to The town and The
ines extends to Mr.. SAVERS in par W
'ular hearty congratulations on Il
$ we'll deserved promotion in the "'
ranks. Mr.. SAVERS w
rived his apprenticeship ON The N
mes and the editor can vouch 10 ~
q people of Dietrich as TO his
.