Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-01-13
NEWS FROM THE
DIETRICH TRACT

III Dletflch sunday attending tn
church services.
H. Z. Essley, a prominent busine.
man of Richfield was transactin,
business here on Monday last.
J. NJ. Churchill, the hustling rea
estate man, was looking after bust
ness matters in the county seat OF
last Saturday.
Peter Andrew, one Of the live
farmers of the tract, was looking
after business matters in Shoshone
on Monday last.
George Ried is now domiciled on
his ranch III the Star Lake region.
patiently waiting the coming of the
springtine when he can one more
resume the active life of the farm
CT.
Miss Fay Kelly came up from
Shoshone last Saturday where she
is attending school to spend Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
+. Kelly southeast Of town.
w. Newman. one Of the prosper
Gus sheep men Of this county with
head quarters in Shoshone, was il
town one day last week on a ma
ter Of business.
Mrs. Samuel Bate Of the star
Lake neighborhood will leave today
for Oakland. California, where she
Will remain for about sixty days
visiting with her mother and other
relatives.
C. NJ. Kenyon and O. r. Flournoy
are the two crack trappers Of the
Dietrich tract They have caught
a large number of coyotes, skunks
and badgers and have also bagged
four fine large bob cats.
A gentleman from the state OF
Wyoming spent several days on the
tract last week looking over the
country with "a view of locating.
He was looking for a location for
himself and three others and ex-
pressed himself as being We'll pleas
ed with this part of the country. |
He may decide to return and locate
here.
1t Is reported that Andrew p.
Richards who was sent to the hos
pHal for the insane from this place
a few weeks ago is slowly recover
ing his reason. It is to be hoped
That this is true and that he will
soon return to the tract in perfect
health.
H. E. Cornell received a consign- :
ment of trees Saturday and has set ;
them out in coal oil cans in his
store 1t Is to be presumed that he q
is getting anxious for crop if !
apples and is taking time by the .
forelock and will raise some Of thee a
green house variety. =
NJ. Silva, Of Shoshone. who was
arrested some days ago at that n
place for selling whiskey contrary 0
10 the local option law, had his F
hearing before Justice Vredenburgh e
ast Saturday and was bound over b
o the spring term of the district
,ourt in the sum of 81 ,OO0 which he n
,ave. r,
School opened Monday after va b
sation of two weeks. and ali the
pupils were present and seemed W
nore than glad to get down to the III
outline work once more. Dietrich O
S to be congratulated on having re
ne of the best schools of the pl
ounty and board Of trustees who H
re always looking forward for the in
est interests OF all. concerned. pl
s. lar this has been splendid pc
inter for the farmers of the tract
; they have been able to grub and nc
lear their lands and get it ready at
IT spring seeding Most of the on
lrmers are planning to put in good pr
zed crops and if all goes well dc
Re Dietrich tract will blossom like Or
rose the coming summer. We
Monday morning of this week the .dl
on the porch of the pe'
ietrich hotel registered 10 degrees uii
,ove zero. Pretty good country 'i''
live in when all around us in adj CIR
ming states people are freezing no
death. Better come to sunny soi
uthern Idaho where the birds are Gu
nging all the year round. u
ne;
Miss Minnie Yaden, the popular
i'd efficient school marm return LO'
to her duties in the Dietrich {
hool Sunday after spending the Eel
,lidays with her parents in Sho- anc
one Her father who has been tho