Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-04-26
DIE ERICH DEPAR TMENT.

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A petition is out asking that III
J west boundary line Of the Dielricl
school district be extended 50 tina
a few families living in the ex
IRENE west end Of the tract car
take advantage Of The Dielrici
-ehoo' instead Of sending theil
ichildren 10 ShOshOne. The area
asked for ia the petition does not
carry much a. 10 taxable valuation
as II does not include the railroad
track al any point. and corld not
mean much to ehher district from
monetary standpoint. The petit
ton Is merely asking for relief to a
few families who rightly should be
la the Dietrich district.
=. a. sorensen. retired furni-
lure dealer from salt Lake and
Boise, was in the city Tuesday last
he was accompanied BY Nels A.
tolief, a farmer ii the employ Of
Mr. Sorensen, who is at present
running one Of The latter gem
tlenau's farms near Meridian. Mr.. /
sorensen was looking for a piece
o. land % this tract and il was
he Intention of Mr., M6ller TO come
here and ruin The place The gen
iemrn went Oh 20 Minidoka, Ru-
lert and f)owney. II Is very prob
'ble that they Will retuurn in a rs,
lays ana that they viii eventually
lecide upon something here. Both
we're loud in their praise Of our
iil and canal system. "A
llir ntef4m0uniain country is a
GOD plaee Co live 10 while floods
ne destroying hundreds Of lives
uG milllms ~ dollars worth Of
faperIy ia The Mississippi valley,
nj cyclones are working Terrible !
sNoc IN maay 81 the eastern and q
'uthem STATES There is some o
ing in fliplaie after all and when Il
comes TO the genuine article this y
iNHlry has The rest of the world a
'alep 10 0 FRAGILE. Q
ON May 10Th the new herd law
III 80 into effect at Dietrich as
qnied by the county commission c
; al iheir recent meeting and il
ould be the duty Of every law
iding, home loving citizen 10 see
al IL Is riEidly enforced. Many ar
our people are trying to eslab- IT,
b homes here and have gone 10 4 X,
lsitlerable time and expense TO i'd
mt trees, make gardens lawns W;
q otherwise improve their lots.
& town has "a number of fine 80
lde and ornamental trees set Ten
ng The main streets and ow-
TO tile stock running at large
year a number Of these have j
n destroyed and is "A cOhse- IN,
'ned II has ilisheartened some
Our best people in trying to ad-
iplishing anything in the way Of -
'royements until SUCH time as
village can be Incorporated. =
that The commissioners have
lted us relief from this pest,
nus as citikens make The most Z
J. Let Us all work for bigger y
er and moro hesulif,,I n,a,r;on wh'
seph Vernon Of Boise, civil A
neer, who has bad much TO do thin
drainage and irrigation pro-
! both here and IN the east, "
the guest OF The farmers wa goo,
Meeting last Saturday. speaking
! irrigation and drainage mat Al
at some length before a large ever
ence OF farmers at the school best
e. Mr. Vernon was with The
1ecrs when the investigation Lt
made as tO whether the North burr
people We're furnishing what turn
plans and specifications CALI
or on that project before IL On
turned over to the water users of n
bis his talk much OF interest of b
Nt'HtHt tNt WhltN VIII ne OF
H 20 our people later ON. Mr.. biz
2u said be was satisfied that were
dietrich project was all that clans
be- asked for, that from what TO w
.uld see the canal aud laterals
"a good shape and should
Il the amount of water nee
! TO make the irrigation Of ..,.. ~
on this tract a success. That - 80 ~
IS personally acquainted with her
ngiueer in charge of the work
hal he was a very competent
IN fact one OF he best in the
: states; that the Idaho q,
lion Co had the best water was 4
IN the state and that there near
% occasion for our people to with
e alarmed as to not being some
a ras Nyafar. ant plnplx. ~ .