Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-07-29
PROGRESS BEING MADE ON
THE DIETRICH TRACT

adjoining Mr.. Goodings ranch, M
II his land mostly under cultivation
Il having several acres in pOtaioc
which look fine. lT. bills ranc
| IT, all under fence, and the rapio
II aty 10 which the doctor is gelln
Il The land cleared demonstrates lh
/ aci that he viii have one Of III
II finest farms in southern Idaho.
II Ell. Holden who owns a l2O acr
n rae al Brady states that he in
II tfnts 20 pul the whole acreage IN
H to commercial orchard.
III Henry Holdenburg has made sub
II slantial Improvements on his rancl
II but as his health has been impair
II cd, he has not made the improve
9 snts desired.
H :. c. Wray is farming quite ex-
H sen ivcly.
/ A. suhr has several acres in POI
4 latoes
i J J.. Beckett and son are clear
ing q cir land, but as they have
no water as yet, are not raising a
crop.
Miss Grace Cotter Of Grinnell.
Town, is making final proof on her
tie asre farm near Dietrich. Miss
Cotter has several acres in fruit
trees and intends raising a COM
mercial orchard.
Chas. Kenyon has large garden
and Potato field. He also has wa
tcrnrlons half mat;red.
Messrs. l.. rlasi and w. L. Cow
dry have 200 acre farm and have
almost hall in crop This year with
a small acreage in fruit trees
\. j. LANCE j. making fine pro-
srcss in developing his farm.
4 f.. Carnegie has excellent
wheat and potato I'elds
Harry Harden has harN ested his |
wheat hay crop, which make a
good yield.
Chas Matson lSG an excellent (
yield Of wheat hay: he has just /
completed large cistern and /
SAYS he had ;ust as soon clear
land as go haul water from Diet
rich, as he was compelled to DO
last Winier
Nelson Bros, are making hay
Will, The sun shines,and state they
intend putting out commercial or
chard next year
\. Ncwherry Of North Dakota is
final proof
Gc, g. McElwain has an excel
lent piece of lana. lie also has sew
eral acres in sugar cane which is
growing nicely
Mr. eulbertsoi is making pcrma-
uent improvements.
Mr. Berry is making good pro- ,
gresS g. fitting his farm for crop.
lie had The misfortune of losing
one of his horses ON Thursday of
last week. The animal was turned /
out With rope around his neck
which dragged several feet on the I
ground. I'm some manner the horse :
got The cork Of the shoe ON his i
hind foot fast in the rope close to |
lis neck and was found dead later, +
~ his owner.
Chris Frees. another hustler,
las 30 acres in oats and will have .
n acres in readiness to SOW al .
alfn next year :
:. A. Bates is very much disap-
,ointed., he having planted 20 a. :
res in potatoes. but as he did =
Ioi get water as soon as it was :,
Promised him his crop dried up I,
a the ground and never came up. :
The syndicate with W. r. Albers !,
: promoter. and Mr.. Hill as man =
ger have made wonderful Develop =
tents shis year. Mr.. Hill states =,
hey iuieud farming $40 acres next -
ear. one half the amount will be =.
- farming they have $3.50 acres q;
Nncd hs members of the firm. r;
h A. Sinclair has made final n
roof and intends moving to Den ~
,f, Colorado for The winter. =,
Nr. Harris and James W. pat!er- n
IN haze $50 acres Of MOI land and lh
r. Getting il all under cultivation 81
fast as possible. Mr. Patterson
ales that while they intend 10
10 Dakota to winter they in fe
nd making idaho their headduar- bu
IS ~ The future. or
A. Baumann is making final proof on
his Carey Act which IS the We D..
choicest. 90