Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-11-17
RECENT HAPPENINGS AROUND
DIETRICH

NJ. Lowry, travelling auditor for
the o. 5. l., was Dietrich visit
or last Friday
Frank Harris went to Shoshone
Friday to secure the trimming for
the H. Z. Cornell residence.
j. r. Smith drove over from
Richfield the fore part of the week.
The Dietrich Lumber Co. re-
ceiyed two cars of lumber this
week to fill up their stock which
was thinned out by the heavy fall
trade.
Born, Nov. 7, to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Matson, an eight and a half
pound girl DR.. Lighthall was in
attendance and reports both mo-
ther and babe doing well.
Will Pushia, of Medicine Hat,
Alberta, Canada, spent several days
in Dietrich visiting at the home of
A. +. Wilkinson and looking over
the tract.
o. f. Borden drove to Shoshone
tuesday evening.
The ranch house Of the demons
tratlon farm was enlarged this
week.
A large number Of horses and
mules belonging to the Idaho Irri-
CATION Co. were brought over from
Richfield this week to be pastufed
on the demonstration farm.
H. K. Williams who has been liv-
ing on the demonstration farm for
tne past few months has moved TO
his home in the north part of
town.
Harley Grewell moved to the
demonstration farm The fore part
Of last week.
Robf. Davis has moved to town
for the winter and is now occupy
ing the Jones house.
Mr.. Wall, an experienced fruit
man from GrandNleW, Wash. was
looking over the tract with view
o. starting an orchard. Mr. Wall
comes from the Great Yakima val
ley where the apple Is king. He
was well Impressed with things
and hopes TO return soon.
All parties Interested in the tract
viii be glad TO hear THAI the runor
tnat the hotel would close this
winter has no foundation and that
Bill DOugherty VIII be on duty
just the same.
Louis Nelson has moved to the
Joy farm to spenu the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Struthers departed
for Seattle last week to spend the
slr. and Mrs. Sudan left for their
eastern home last Week John :.
has taken charge of
their ranch and is buying up cat
tie, nogs and teams and making
Otner extensive improvements. Mr..
expects to remain III
enarge for three years working on
shares.
F. h. Kelly paid visit to the
county seat "Wednesday afternoon
looking after business matters. He
remained to assist his fellow Ma
sons ride a couple of new candi-
1ates on the goat. His son, Gilbert,
who is in the L. 5. hospital corps,
At Boise, will not be able TO visit
At home Christmas as expected. be-
.ause the main part of his COM
Dany is to be moved about that
,ime and he will be left in the bar
racks to work in the department OF
pharmacy.
Dietrich is preparing to make a
,aid on the festive Jack rabbit IN
.he near future. The day before
rhank sgiVing will see The sporting |
clement Of the whole tract. di-
fIded INTO two chosen sides and !
making systematic hunt. There !
s more at stake than the mere rab-l
bit scalps, for the side scoring
be smallest number Will have to
stand treat to a good supper the |
lexf night. Thanksgiving. The /
whole country Is very enthusiastic /
1ver the event and it is sure that |
many of the pests viii cease 10 be /
ln that date and the winning side !
VIII have a good appetite to cele-
brate their victory and national
holiday at enc sitting.