The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-10-20
DIETRICH

day. He broke rib and dislocated
his thumb
Mr. and Mrs George SAVERS enter
tanned Mr.. tSayiers' mother, of Sho-
shone. the latter part of last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. King spent Tues
day on their ranch.
Mrs. Jack Houston was a Shoshone
visitor on Tuesday
Mrs J. P. Mallinger of Barnesyille,
Minnesota, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. A. G. Kershner, and is planning
to spend the winter in Dietrich.
Jack Pense and James Freeman left
Friday for Moscow where they will
take the agricultural course of the
State University. Many of their
school friends were at the depot to bid
them farewell
Mr.. and Mrs. Gillette left Thursday
for their former home in Montana.
Mr.. Gillette sold his ranch. The com
munity is very sorry to lose Mr.. and
Mrs. Gillette, but his health was such
that he thought it best TO return to
his former home. 1t will be remember
ed that Mr. Gillette was very sick
with spotted fever in the spring.
0. E. Borden and family spent Sun
day at Albion, visiting Miss Myrtle,
who is student at the Normal school,
The new house on the Randelman
Brothers ranch is progressing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. King have exchanged
their ranch southeast of Dietrich for
the Lewis ranch west of town and plan
to move on it as soon as Mr.. Randel-
mans house is finished.
The Sunday schools of Dietrich and
Besslen will hold picnic on the Diet
rich school lawn, Saturday afternoon,
October 18th, from / 80 until p M
There will be games, races. and base
ball game between Dietrich and Bess-
ler The committee request that all
bring sandwiches and five cents each
with which to buy 'weinies" which
will be at the picnic grounds. All
children, whether they are members of
these Sunday Schools or not, and their
parents. are cordially invited to come.
Remember to bring sandwiches and the
price of the weinies.
A. C. Kershner will have carload
of fine winter apples in on Saturday of |
this week.
Besslen girls are playing basketball
at every spare moment This is also
a ball team and many good times are
in store for the pupils of Besslen
school.
Mrs. A. E. Carnegie and Mrs. Cur
ts Sine spent Saturday in Shoshone
shopping.
Everybody is busy digging spuds
these days.
Election returns will be given at the
public school auditorium by the Mems
club election night with the stereopti- |
con. As fast as the returns can be re-
ceived over the wire. they will be
placed on the slides and thrown on the
screen. Slides of the prominent ma
tional, state and local candidates will |
also be shown. 100 beautiful slides of
Yellowstone Park have been secured |
and will be on exhibit between the re-
turns. Since there will be more or less
expense in carrying out the EVENINGS |
program, an admission fee of 10 cents
will be charged. Children under 10 |
will be admitted free.
D. w. Davis, Republican candidate
for governor will speak at Dietrich
Saturday, October 28 from 10 to II |
o'clock. He will stop here for an hour
when enroute to Richfeld.
A Weinie Roast was given at the
hotel last Wednesday night in honor
of Jack Pense and James Freeman
who left Friday noon for Moscow.
Frank Rinehart is building new
house on the Hiatt ranch which he re-
Gently purchased.
Ray Donovan has been appointed
section foreman of Minidoka and plans
to move his family there Immediately. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Kisling entertained at
chidken dinner last Sunday evening.
Their guests were Misses Bertha Pat
terson, Lena Judy, Linella Leitheuser
and Messrs Ollie Bate, John Bate and
Clarence Anderson.
One of the most unique experiences
was afforded five of our notable citi-
zens last Thursday night. They mot
ored to Jerome, enjoyed the street
Carnival but did not return to Dietrich
until the next morning at 8 o'clock.
All reported that the moonlight seem
cry between Jerome and Shoshone is |
heautif11Ttand especially the morning