Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-07-28

TO harvest his wheat and it prom
ises 10 be . bumper crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. T. Hayman, il
e pent Sunday visiting with Mr.. an
s,rs 3. J. Becker.
T William Gillett, who has fin
. ranch in Star Lake valley, write
from his home in Roman, Montana
that be will be here some time thi
fail and will get his land in shape
TO SEED to alfalfa.
Mr.. Aakire, who has fine ranct
south west vi town has sold his
holdings to a gentleman from Sho-
shCt,e and III company with his
family viii leave shortly for his ole
nome in Missouri.
Mrs. 6. A. Bate, has been suffer-
ing very much lately with a felOn
on one OF the fingers OF her left
hand. She came into town Friday
and had the infected finger treated
by Dr. Lighthall and while it is
very painful she is getting along
nicely.
H. Il. Miller, J. P. Kelly, S. A.
Wasbburn and A. G.. Kershner were
county seat visitors Thursday of
last week on business before the
county commissioners.
There have been five binders
sold so far this season and it is
understood that there were three
or four others brought in by farm
ers when they came here toslocate
This makes a total Of nine here. A
goodly number for the first year in
a new country.
The hum of the reaper is now
heard on the Dietrich tract for
The first time Commencing Mon
lay of this week several OF the
farmers began cutting their win
.er wheat and by the time that is
the spring wheat will be
'eady to cut.
Judge S. S. King was county /
seat visitor Thursday Of last week /
appearing before the county COM
in favor OF the herd dis
rlct. He returned to his home in
he Star Lake valley the same day
md now says that he will get
'usy with the roads in his part of
lac tract.
Or. Taper, who was 50 seriously
injured in a runaway couple of
months ago, arrived home from
ioise last week and is once more
n his ranch. The doctor has so
ar recovered as to be able TO get
round with the use OF a crutch
which he will soon be able to dis
ard.
d. Il. Wilcox, former o. 5. l..
gent at this place, was in town
Or short time Friday of last
eek. Mr.. Wilcox is now holding !
own a claim near Richfield and is |
farmer for fair but gets time 5
nee III while to call on his {
Id friends in Dietrich.
l.. 6. Dunn, superintendent of
sao Irrigation company ex- !
srlmenta farms, W. 4. Dough- a
'ty, +. K. Jamison, W. W. Hay j
ard and V. =. Hill departed Sat b
'day for the Camas Prairie coun- +
y to take look over that part 4
the country. The Two latter "
ntlemen are from Oklahoma and ;
e looking around with "a view of
eating. They are both we'll pleas
with the Dietrich tract. b,
Rev. j. W. Kingston held services III
The school house last Sunday OF
.ernoon in the place of Rev. c. l..
Imam who was detained at his III
me in Shoshone. Mr.. Kingston 81
parted Tuesday for his home in &c
urtney, N. d.. but is thinking er
~ seriously of moving here with -
family next spring. The =
.mcter hopes that such will be
? case as Mr.. Kingston and his
uily would be a welcome addition
the tract;
)aNe Masters OF the Star Lake
ley came in from his ranch Sat
Jay and remained over until
nday visiting with friends. Dave
5 that he is getting very tired
bachlng and wishes that some
q hearted girl would take pity
him and help him out of his
ubleS.
he trustees of this district held
Meeting last Saturday evening
transacted considerable bust