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

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Is growing rapidly and that good
crops have been raised this year
on the raw lands opened there last
fail.-Boise Capital News.
Mrs. w. L. Biggs Of the expert
ment farm will leave for q two
weeks visit to her sister.
J. P. Kelly. Jr., has purchased
forty or eighty acres Of land near
Brady on which he will erect a
dwelling soon.
Mrs. C. Il. Mckinney went to
Shoshone last evening to visit her
son who Is still in the Din hos
pital there.
H. Z. Cornell proved up On his
Carey claim near Gooding last Fri
day and can once more take charge
Of his business mere.
J. ?. Kelly will thresh this week
this being the first threshing to be
cone on the project.
H. f. Cornell Is in correspond
ence with two druggists who prom
ise 10 locate in Dietrich in the very
near future. The advertising Of
the Commercial Club is destined to
bring results favorable to the town.
Those proving up on their Carey
claims in Dietrich yesterday were:
:. c. Ray, Herbert f. hilker, Fred
Miller and George C. Reid. These
entrymen are all living on their
farms and Will continue TO live on
the tract.
William Morrow. Of the Simp-
SON Morrow Lumber Company, has
moved his family here from Good
me and will now make his home in
Dietrich
G. A. Smith. proprietor Of the
pool and billiard parior here. was
q business visitor in ShoshOne the
first OF the week.
Miss Gertrude Yaden Of Shoshone
has been employed by the trustees
to teach the Dietrich school Miss
Yaden Is a plendid young lady and
an able aud experienced instructor
and the trustees are to be eongrat-
ulated in their choice for teacher.
Herbert Kilker's team gave an
exhibition runaway Yesterday al
ternoon that attracted considerable
attention. They started from the
postoffice where they were left IN
hitcbed and, becoming frightened,
ran north. circling the hotel sew
aral times before they were brought
under control. Nothing was lost
from the wagon and fortunately no
damaged was DONE
1t Is to be hoped tina. the resi-
dents of Dietrich viii take time by
the forelOck and get busy and de
stroy the Russian thisiles that are
beginning to make their appearance
along the streets. This weed is
easy to handle in the start. but
when il once gets a good start it
muitiplieS very rapidly and Is one
of the worst weed pests the farm
er has to contend with.
F. I. Hayman. Jr-. Of Seattle.
" ash, arrived here about ten days
ago and is at present visiting with
his father and mother. Mr.. Hay
man has 100 acres OF fine land on
The tract and it is his intention TO
make this place his home. He ex-
poets his family to arrive in about
three weeks.
The Bishop family who left this
some time ago to
spend the winter in Twin Falls are
having more than their share Of
as four OF the family
are i'll with the typhoid fever at
their home ID that city.
o. Z. Borden. who has been i'll in
ShoShoHe with fever. Is improving
very slowly.
ReV Mr.. Kingston. who with his
family are proving up on their
claim near town. viii return to his
home III Bow Bells. y. d.. soon. II
is the intention of Mr.. Kingston to
return here each summer and spend
The summer months improving his
farm.
The Oregon Short Line fencing
gang. which l. campcd in town.
came very near looSing their
comping outfit by fire one DAY
This week. The fire no Doubt start
'd from the spark of a passing en-
CINE. but The flames were cNiin-
suiShcd by some of the citizens be
fore much damage was done.
John L. Mcpherson was in town
last Saturday looking after the eX-
hibit> that he is gathering for the