Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-03-31
DIETRICH NEWS NOTES.


ne first Of the week.
Mrs. W. T. Dougherty, Miss va
den and the Messrs Borden and
Flounory made up a quartette that
sang at the church services Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morrison
who are proving up on a Carey
claim east of town returned Mon
day from Gooding where they had
been spending Sunday
h. :. Lewis was county seat
visitor Monday of this week. Mr..
lewis is making arrangements tot
put out five acre orchard on his
ranch north west of the town site.
Albert H. Kessler who has been
spending the winter in The east
writes to the Promoter to have his
address changed TO Dietrich and
that he will be back III sunny Idaho
in few days.
L. b. Tharp, president of the
Farmers Union, was in the county
seat Friday on mission of bus
mess.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Keys, of Rich
field, spent Sunday in town visit
ing with friends.
The Dietrich Mercantile company
unloaded car of flour and feed
Monday of this week.
w. II. Boeck of Shoshone was in
town Monday looking up business
in the painting and paper hanging
line.
A. C. Kershner, proprietor of the '
City Grocery was business visitor I
in the county seat Monday Of this {
week. /
Mrs. W. r. Dougheriy and son |
Will leave the last of the week for
Richfield where they will prove up ;
III their Carey act farm. I.
William Jones the contractor and Z
builder was in the county seat
Monday evening for IA few hours on r
mission of business. +
j. C. Packard has an outfit en- I
gagged on his 40 just south of the :
own site grubbing and blowing and
getting in shape for seeding.
y. 5. Simpson of the Simpson
Morrow Lumber company was up n
rom Gooding Saturday looking f
irter business of the local yard. a
On or before the first of the II
Month water will be in every ditch t.
nd lateral on the tract and will be c
ept there for the balance of the 81
eason. There will be no shortage of s.
-ater this year and there can be Il
tile excuse for the farmers not 81
aising a bumper crop this year. a
w. H. Barnes, resident engineer :,
II the company was looking after =,
usiness matters in the county seat -
of this week. MIR Barnes ~
now residing on his ranch ad-
,ining town on the south east and ::
e the amount of work he is hay -
Ig done he will have one of the ~
,st improved places on the tract. a.
Mrs. w. T. DoughertN, Miss Va hi
N and Mr.. and Mrs. o. f.. Bor- an
III spent Sunday evening as tn 81
tests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. eli
enyon at their home two miles ac
nth of town. ny
S. c. Ray returned yesterday -
ON Seattle. Washington. where W. W.
has been for the past four ~
onths on business Mr. Ray is 81 81
ore than glad to be back on the -"
act. He will put out this season, ~
acres of alfalfa, acres of gran -.
d two acres in small fruits.
" that the coast states are all 81
yhi but are nothing compared ~.
tn good old sunny Idaho. ="
The family of w. T. Patterson
rived from Westhope. ~ p. last As
and are now nicely locat-
in their new home in the north
ri of town Mr.. Patterson re- il
ved car of live stock and Il
ming indictments the same day a.
Il will commence seeding on his
m in the Star Lake nplghborhood :
!. NJ. Churchill. the wide awake
Il estate man. and Everett Lewis
de a fixing trip to Twin Falls
me and Twin Falls and expressed r
: first of the week. While away ~.
y paid a visit TO the Great Sho- Ia,
me and Twin Falls and expressed 'S'
'msekes we'll pleased with what ~,
" saw. "'''