Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-09-02


j. P. Kelly has all of his grain
crops in the stack and is now ready
for the threshing crew.
John Knutzen of st. Paul, Mimi,
arrived in Dietrich on the 2Sth to
make settlement on his Carey claim
near here.
William Jones, The contractor anC
builder, was III lie county seat on
Wednesday locking after business
matters.
The gratifying news comes from
sihoshone that Mr.. C. h. Mckinney
is so far recovered at the Dill hos
pital as to allow him to return to
his Dietrich claim, accompanied by
his wife, next Saturday. Their boy
will need to remain in the hospital
some time longer.
L. PIass and w. L. Cowdrey of
Superior, Wyoming, who own a
farm of POO acres near town, will
arrive here in a few days to look
over their ranch and make arrange
ments for spring seeding. They
have at present about 10 acres I'M
der cultivation.
Harry Brown, one Of the old time
travelling men of this part of the
country, was in Dietrich on Satur-
day of last week calling on his mum
erOus customers. Mr.. Brown while
here did nice business and was
somewhat surprised at the amount
of business that is being done in
our hustling little town.
The Dietrich hotel people are
making some improvements on their
building in the way of outside
pOrches. storm windows, and fire
ladders. The management is leav-
ing no stone unturned to make this
popular hosiery one of the best if
not the best in Lincoln county.
Agent Lynch. the local agent for
the Oregon Short Line. was in Sho-
shone the last of the week taking
the railroad examination.
The Simpson Morrow Lumber &c.
have their new office very near
completion and will move into their
new quarters in about ten days.
Mr.. Smith, the popular livery and
transfer man, is making all arrange
ments TO handle coal in the very
near future. As he has teams on
the street at all times if Will be an
easy matter for the people of Die /
irich to get their coal in the flu
Iure on short notice.
s A. Washburn, William Jones.
Mr.. Smith, the liveryman, and sew
.ral others whose names we were
unable to get, started last Saturday
FOR a fishing trip on the Big Wood
river with high expectations of re-
urning with all the fish the law
allows. They took along their shot
guns and plenty of ammunition
With the intention of killing all the
.hickens that might come their
way.
r. H. Kelly, who has a fine piece
If land One-half mile southwest of
own. Is making a decided success
If farming on the tract. This last
pring little of all kinds of grain
md grasses were grown so as to
rive them a fair trial and he says
hey grew faster and maiured quic
II than they 90 in the state of
He also sowed
mall patch Of billion-dollar grass
N the 2Sih day of May and it now
lands over five feet high and is
.eaded out in fine shape He is
tightly pleased with the crop and
-ill save the seed as ne is of the
pinion this Will make one of The
est forage crops on the tract.
A. L. Carnegie is one of the ranch
rs ON the tract who is making
God and is of the opinion Chat Die
rich is going 10 be one of The besl
)Wns I'M Southern Idaho. He was
ate getting his crops in, hu, has
ats hat is shoulder high and
ln chat stants seven feet with
me large ears He thinks that
'Ops like this can not Doc beaten ln