Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-10-14

meeting of the Masonic lodge.
Attorney James r. Boutwell,, q
Shoshone, spent a few hours i
town last "Wednesday looking afte
his candidacy for prosecuting attoI
ney on the Democratic ticket
o. u. borden has 50 far recOnere
from his illness as to be able to 81
up some each day ard IL is to b.
hoped that he viii soon be able +,
be around to attend to his business
soon.
Mrs. W. =. Dougheriy Of Die
irich visited friends IN this city foI
q few days this week. Mrs. Dough.
eriy has just returned from a w.,
months visit with relatives IN Kan
sas. liIchficld Recorder.
9. W. Curtis, IT,. made a pleasure
"trip to the shosh0ne falls, Twin
falls and Twin Falls city last week.
lie was more than delighted with
me scenic wonders OF the great
falls Of The Snake river.
II. f. Cornell proprietor Of the
general store has just received a
new line OF shoes. He has also re-
cthcd set Of racks to display
ihem on, which is quite an addi-
ton 10 his place Of business
Christ Freeze. who has a fine
ranch four and half miles south
cast Of town, Will leave in a few
Jays for Iowa TO spend the winter.
Is The intention of Mr.. Freeze to
return 10 his farm il the early
spring SO as to be here to put in
crops
II. G.. Swceiser. II. f.. Cornell and
G.. II. Horniman spent last Sunday
hunting the festive canyasback on
the shores of the Wilson lake. But
1T the present time we are moi pre-
pared to state what luck the gem
ilemen had.
j. &, Williamson and family will
leave today for Dudley, Georgia, to
attend the wedding of one Of the
family. They will remain in their
old home for the winter, returning
here in the spring
N. w Russell, who has fine
piece OF land a mile or two south |
ol town, is busily engaged building
a house and making other improve
ments. Mr.. Rusesl has just lately |
from North Yakima, Wash, |
and is here to stay.
Ward A. Hoagand, of Gaswell, |
" ash, spent several days in the
locality last week looking over the
country with view of locating.
lie seemed well pleased with the
country and more than
likely will return to Dietrich.
John i.achnar and family arrived
rom payeile last week and will
make their home on their fine 100
Icre ranch three miles south of
own. Mr. Lachnar is of the opin-
on that this is one of the best
'laceS to start in the entire north
vest.
The Borden Mercantile company
as just completed new coal sheds i
nd Il fence which is quite an inn Z
rovcment to the village. This com 8
any is doing splendid business Il
nd is not at all sorry that they To- 1
aied ia our midst. d
j. }. Curry raised fine lot of h
lue Victor potatoes this season
lat were of immense size and of
IL hest quality. He sent some of
em with The Idaho Irrigation com
my's exhibit which captured so Il
any prizes at Seattle :,
Peter Andrew brought load of j.
ltatoes 10 town Yesterday with n
NIPPLES of his fine oats crop. one
eaf of oats pulled up 10y HE roots u
pod rs high as a mans shoulders. .,
} small patch he raised three !,
inbred bushels of good potatoes.
l. w Mcdonnell. general man
er of The Idaho Irrigation COM =
my. spent several days in town -
t week looking after company :,
SineSS. Mr. Mcdonnell is we'll sat -
led with The future prospects in 90
q around Dietrich aud predicts
rat things for he country an
school commenced the FIRST Of Is
4 week ia The Avercl district IL
4 of town With Miss Herron as -
Ichcr The new seats aud hooks no
We arrived and he school is moN. ne
along nicely With ten scholars
4 more viii come in The near ru- ih
e. sol
D. 4. frtmau representative of L.
state lad hoard and Iell rru- wa
n pI the SheShouc Journal were
town lasl week. looking after Ca MA