Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-02-24
DIETRICH NEWS NOTES


1880"
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 5. lewis were
in shoshone the last week On
shopping tour
Otto Haderly, Of the Wyth Hard
ware company st. Joe. No, was in
town Saturday and Sunday calling
on the trade and also visiting his
Old friend II. K. Cornell
+. I. Hayman, jr., had the mis-
fortune to lose another Of his val
liable horses last Saturday night
This is two he has lost in The last
three months.
A. E. Carnigie, one Of the we'll
known ranchers Of the Averel
neighborhood was in town Saturday
attending the regular meeting of
the farmers union.
J. P. Kelly who has been laid
up for the past two months with
badly sprained ankle is now able
to get around town on crutches
and visit his numerous friends
5. 5. King, the sage Of Star Lake
was in town Saturday to attend
lie meeting of the farmers union. I
The judge has his hands more than
iull these days getting ready for
spring farming and attending to
the duties Of secretary Of the union. /
The Hepburn roller mill IS now
turning out a very superior grade /
Of flour. In fact, the quality is (
the best that skill can produce. I
combined with the best Of grain.
Give ii "a trial and patronize home
industry Hepburn Review.
1t is understood that work Will be
commenced Oh the new depot as
soon as the weather Will permit (
and the work Will be rushed to
completion so as to have the build
ing completed before the shipping
gets any heavier as the company
is now cramped for room.
Work is progressing in d salts
factory manner On the new side
track that is being construed by
The Oregon Short Line in the yards
here and the rock work Is about
completed. The contractor informs
The Promoter that as soon as it
thaws they viii make the dirt fly
in earnest.
1t is understood that Fred f
Pepperdine who IS proving up on MS
land in the star Lake valley has
become 50 in love with the country
that he and his wife viii remain .
here. He Is having lumber hauled
to build his new residence which !
looks very much as though ne in ,
tended to stay.
The farmers union held Well
meeting in the school
house Saturday afternoon at which
time SIX Of eight new members
were initiated into the mysteries of >
Of the order. The union has only
been organized a little over d
month and now has a membership 1
Of about forty boni fide farmers Of d
his tract with more to follow from
line to time.
We are printing this week an ar Il
icle from the pen Of Prof. f. d. Y
Farrell, director in charge Of the a
Idaho Extention Of the a
IDAHO Agricultural college which 81
We think will be Of interest to n
very farmer on the tract, as it ii
leals with conditions that the farm p
# will have to meet in developing is
he new land on the tract. is
D. J. Paul returned Sunday from II
3rOgan, Oregon, where he has been :
or some time engaged on an ir-
igation project. Mr.. Paul has \
inc piece of land on the tract and
viii start in a few days getting
eady to prove up. 1t is more than NJ
kelly that he will remain here for
he summer and try his hand at a
arming.
L. y. Farnum of New York one ~
f the officers of the Idaho Irri- -
alton company, was in town last .
feek looking over his fine ranch
lst south of the townsite. 1t is
Understood that Mr. Farnum will =.
ut the west eighty of his ranch up :,
ITO four 20 acre tracts and set q.
ut a fine orchard on each one of ~ ~
ne tracts and place the same on -
ne market
The business men of Dietrich Nj
lch and every one informs this tn
aper that business is picking up all
lch week and they are ali putting vi
heavy spring shipments so as ha