Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-11-11

The company pump house is com
pfeted and presents a very nice ap-
pearence. II is a credit to the towT
and the company is to be congra--
tulated on The work they have done
here As there are not many towns
the size Of Dietrich that can boast
of a $4,000 hotel and a complete
system of water works. It is the
intention Of the company to push
our town to the front and with the
coming of spring there is no doubt
that there Will be substantial
growth, as inquiries are being re-
ceived every day in regard to the
business outlook. We have the 10
cation and one Of the best irrigated
tracts in southern Idaho. If you
want to get in on the ground floor
now IS the time for in short time
ii will be too late.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Gillett left
last Monday for Roman, Montana,
from whence they came something
over a month ago to do the neces-
sary work to prove up on their Ca
rey claim of eighty acres in the
star Lake region. Mr.. Gillett has
half of his place cleared and plow-
ed and material on the ground for
fencing the entire tract. He is we'll
UP on irrigation matters and is gov
eminent farmer for the Flathead
Indians at their reservation in Mon
tana. He will be here in the spring
to place his farm in the highest
state Of cultivation.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Gillette prov
ed Ut. on their Carey claim last Sat
prday and departed the same eve
ming for their home in Roman, Mont
to spend the winter. Mr.. Gillett IS
at present the head farmer and bust
ness agent for the Indians on that
reserN allon. He has been connected
with tho Indian reservation for the
past sixteen years but will resign
in thu near future to devote his en-
tire time to his farm here. returiing
mkt spring to make this his home.
H. w. Cooper, who has a fine
ranch a mile east Of town. is in
Boise this week attending to some
business matters. He is think
ing Of moving his family to that
city fol- the winter but will return
as soon as spring opens so that he
can g 20 work on his ranch.
Harry Brown, representing the
Sweet Candy company Of Ogden,
was a Dietrich visitor the last Of
the week calling on the trade. Mr..
Brown is always glad to land in on
little burg, as he always does nice
business there.
Mrs. R. s. Lewis and daughter Of
Shoshone were in town Saturday
visiting with Mrs. o. E. Borden
They returned to their home IN
the county seat the same evening
accompanied by Mr.. Lewis who
spent Sunday in town.
s. s. King was a business visitor
in Shoshone Saturday. The judge
and his wife may conclude to move
to the county seat for the winter
as there is nothing that can be don
on The ranch until spring opens.
Miss Fannie Bate came in from
Shoshone last Saturday to spend
sabbath with her parents on the
farm south of town. Miss Bate re-
turned to the county capital sun
day evening.
f. E. Jamison was transacting
business in Shoshone Saturday OF
last week being called there to
act as a witness for some parties
who were proving up on their Car
ey claims.
I. w. Mcconnell, general man
AL of the Idaho Irrigation COM
pany was in town Saturday looking
after business matters for the COM
pany.
J. NJ. Churchill, the hustling real
estate man, was a business visitor
in Shoshone Monday.
]. R. Smith, the liveryman, made
a drive to the county seat Monday.
GOOD NEWS.