Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-08-26

him posted on the events Of Die
trich and the tract in general.
Miss Quinn departed last Satur-
day for her home in Seattle, Wash,
after making final proof on her
claim. 1t is the intention of Miss
Quinn to return in the spring and
make this her permanent home as
she is we'll pleased with the coun-
try and sees bright outlook for
those u'ho will stay with it.
| Enoch Joy, who proved up on his
Carey claim two miles south Of
tom on Saturday Of last week, de-
parted the same evening for his
home in Grinnell, Iowa, 10 spend
the winter. Mr.. Joy has seen ii
summers and winters but has the
enthusiasm Of youth about him yet.
as he will return to the tract in
the early spring TO make his home
| on his new farm.
James Pinkney, Of Brawley Colo,
was in this part of the country for
several days this week with a view
Of locating and made a thorough
inspection of the tract. Mr.. Pink
ney is the representative Of fifteen
other families who are anxious to
Lave Colorado for the sunny cline
OF Idaho. He expressed himself as
being we'll pleased with the tract
and more than likely will locate in
his part of the country. Mr.pink-
ncy is looking for a fOrty-acre tract
for himself close to town 50 that hel
may engage in the bee business.
W. H. Smith was transacting busi-I
ness in Shoshcne for few hours
last Saturday.
Mrs. W. I. Dougherty and son
are visiting in Stafford, Kan, with
relatives and friends.
\. Kershner, the hustling con-
tractor and builder, was i'll the
county seat short time Oh Dusi-
ness the last of the week.
Don't forget TO register. Remem-
Der Saturday is the last day before /
the primaries that you have that (
privilege.
Mr.. Zell Truman Of the ShOshone (
Journal was in town last Sunday I
on his way to his desert claim on
the Richifeld tract.
G. \. Smith, proprietor of the pool
and billiard hall, will commence to
prove up On his Carey claim the
last of this week.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
4. Fritz was very i'll for several
days last week, but is rapidly i'm
proving at the present time.
The following is the schedule of
the Oregon Short Line passenger
trains that stop in Dietrich: East
bound: No. Ii, i:22 p. H.; No. g,
1908 a. IN. West bound: No. ).
:i9 a. M; No. IS, sos p. N.
r. d. Kyle of Caldwell, who has
been spending he greater part of
he summer on his ranch two miles
,ast of town. is busily engaged in
putting in a fall crop. He will
return in the spring to stay. II
The Simpson, Morrow Lumber
company are getting their coal bins
n shape to lay in supply of coal
or the coming winter.
J. F. Hobi and mother. Mrs. Ag-
les HObi are here from South Bend
Nash. to make proof on their Car
y claim.
Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Cooney.
accompanied by f. L. Thomas and
|. J. Hadley of Shoshone, spent
sunday with Will Cooney who is
rowing up on a claim south of
own.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mykel arriv-
q in town the first of the weck
rom Los Angeles. Cal, to COM
lence making final proof on their
lalm.
Joseph Packard Jr., of Washing
)r. d. c.. is in Dietrich visiting
18th his brother J. C.. Packard. an
ngineer in the employ of the J. q.
''hite company.
In our last weeks Issue we STAT
i that II. G. Simpson had gone to
oOding 10 spend SUNDAY with his r
lmiiy when 1t should have read
illyMorroV. We are sorry for the
iSiake. lut Is the fault of Mr..
impSon aS he should have a fami-
anyway.
u. -. Beckett. who owns fine
-acre ranch three-quarlers of a
lie south Of town. is busily engag
clearing bis land with the in
ntiCn Of putting the whole fran
to crops next spring ~ soon as