Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-01-13

! II. r. Miller i making Splenulu
/ progress on his new residence in the
north part OF town and if the good
weather continues Will soon have it
completed and ready to move in.
Three of the work horses belong
ing to the company struck out the
last of the week for their old stamp
ing grounds around Blackfoot.
'Scotty' was put ON their trail and
it is dollars to doughnuts that he
will be back in a very few days
with the strays.
John f. Kelly. who is spending
the winter in old Missouri writes to
his brother here that he is more
than anxious TO be back in sunny
Idaho that the weather in that part
Of the country has been cold and
stormy for the past two months an
that it will not be many weeks un-
til he will once more be a resident
of Dietrich.
5. G. Sweetser has completed his
new house on his ranch southwest |
of town and Is busy making ar
engagements to move out and estab-
fish bachelor quarters for the pres
ent at least. The Promoter hopes
that some kind hearted maid will /
take pity on Mr.. Sweetser and help
him out of his present difficulty.
Word has been received from F.
C. Lynch, the former 0. S. L. agent
at this place, that he is now hold
ing down a position at the tele-
graph table in Caldwell and that he
IS getting along fine and wished to
be remembered to his many friends
in Dietrich.
The Hyatt brothers arrived here
from Raymond, Washing
on. and Will at once take up their
residence on their ranch south Of
own. They expect the arrival Of /
heir father and mother in two or
hree weeks and viii make the Die
rich tract their home for the flu
ure.
Robt. Rogerson. proprietor of the
popular Rogerson hotel in Twin /
calls, was a visitor in our city for Z
everal days this week being called /
Iere on a matter of business. Mr.. y
iogerson is also one Of the largest a
lOckmasters in Twin Falls county .
nd attended a meeting of the wool 4
rowers and forest officials which r
-as held in Shoshone last week. il
Judge s. :. King, F. B. Thorpe
nd George Ried. three Of the pro- u
,essive ranchers of this part Of the
)unty, were in the county capital
tuesday, on business before the tC
)ard of commissioners. They tt
ere a committee sent by the farm T
s to look after some matters of OF
lpOrtance in regard to roads and fe
herd district which the farmers fl
e endeavoring to establish here be
the tract. tn
For either acut or chronic kid ST
Y disorders, for annoying and III
inful urinary irregularities, take ca
ley Kidney Pills. An honest and er
fective medicine for kidney and dn
adder disorders. Thomas NJ. Starr la
John L. Breg one of the prosper nv
: ranchers near town was in the q"
unity seat Monday on a matter of
siness. ~
Rev. C. E. Holman Of Shoshone
5 in town Sunday and held the
nal services in the school house.
ing to the good condition Of the III
IDS a splendid congregation was -
,sent. 1t is the intention Of Rev. ~
Imam to organize a church here rug
the near future which is indeed -
asant news to the church going 1n'
,ple of the tract -
very pIeds"n' uiiliiei p'i'S ~ ha'
Tor of Robert RogersOn was given NJ
Ihe bachelor home of J. p. Kelly
last Wednesday evening. Those xo
sent were Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. W.
Igherty and son, and the Misses
INDY and McMonigle. BY the 81.
2 the ladies of the party are
ing of the spread it must have cou
n something far beyond the or wal
airy and they voted Mr.. Kelly VIII
blue ribbon as being the best sac
on the Dietrich tract. Here is nan
ing that Mr.. Kelly will invite he
. of his bachelor friends in any
ling the editor, to sample some NOV
his fine culinary work in the eau
: future. lall'
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