The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-11-03
Dietrich Items

| son.
Will Dooley has been appointed tt
take Mr.. Eddy's place on the schoo
wagon.
Mr. and Mrs. Wickert and children
of Jerome spent the early part of thu
week with Mr.. and Mrs Frank Rine
hart.
Mrs. o. E. Borden, Mrs. Carrie
Stronach, Mrs. Nelson Pierce and Mrs
Peterson motored to Shoshone will
Mrs. Clark on Wednesday. October 25
and were GUSTS of the Shoshone La.
dies Aid.
D. w. Davis, Republican candidate
for governor, spoke at the public
school auditorium last Saturday morn
ing.
Mrs. Walter F. Wells entertained
Mr.. Wells mother, Mrs. Clauser, over
Sunday
Mrs. Tanburg, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs A. &c. Kershner, and her four
children, arrived last Saturday to
spend the winter in Dietrich.
Glenn Kershner, who has been spend
ing the past six months with relatives
in Canada and North Dakota, arrived
Saturday with his sister Mrs. Tanburg.
Carroll Miller is very sick with ty-
phoid fever at this writing.
Miss Sophia Towne, an aged aunt of
Mrs. Frank Rinehart, spent several
days with relatives here, on her way
to Kansas.
Mrs. Sam Bate will give the lecture
on Yellowstone Park election night at
the Public School auditorium Mrs.
Bate recently visited Yellowstone Park
and will give most interesting des-
cription of the 100 beautiful hand-col-
ored sleds which have been prepared
by the official photographer. Every
school child should take advantage of
seeing these unusually fine views,
which will be given between the cleo
ton returns. The Ladies' Aid will |
also have their Bazaar articles on ex- |
libit and on sale during the intermis- |
sion. The mems club are planning |
pleasant evening for ALL Everybody |
s cordially invited. Admission 1Oc;
children free.
Mr.. Sam Bate and Miss Bessie Gage
their many friends by get
ing married in Shoshone on Tuesday.
The hallowe' en- Social at the church
tuesday night was decided success.
ABOUT 100 were present to enjoy the
witches and ghosts and the splendid
rogram arranged by the committee,
which consisted of Carrie Stronach,
'ertha Patterson, Mrs. Wells, Mrs.
'urtis Sene and Mrs. Crist, was en-
Dyed by all. Coffee, doughnuts and
pples were served.
Jack Houston and Jim Kelly went
shing up on the Wood River last !
[onday. Mr. Houston returned with
our trout and one sucker. We did not
ear how fortunate Mr. Kelly was.
Sunday, November 5th, will be tenn
arance Sunday at Dietrich The pas-1
'r will preach temperance sermon
nnday morning at IL o'clock. Att
80 at the Besslen school temper
ice rally will be held with special rec
ations by the children. A similar
rvice will be held at Dietrich church :
lnday night.
Dietrich and Besslen Sunday schools u
Ijoyed an athletic meet last Satur- i
y afternoon at Dietrich. A basel
ii game was played on the Dietrich y
amond and the Besslen boys who L
We established a reputation as win u
RS, won. A volley ball was then y
aged on the school grounds by the .
rls and boys. In the meantime the q
ces were run and the following are
2 winners:
Under 6 years, John Turner first;
ok Mcclure second
Boys under 10 years, Gus Lehman =
1T; Lee Turner second.
iirls under 10 yeart, Beatrice Mel -,
Ire first; Abbie Matson second =.
iris under Ia years, Ida Matson -
It; Coral Borden second. "
'oys under IA years, Alvin LANCE -
t; Melvin LANCE second. ~
mile race, Adolph Leh- e.,
n first; Archie Crouthers second. -,
Dung ladies' race, Josie Ballinger
t; Eva Rutherford second
bonfire was built then and bacon,
oh was to be weinies, was roasted. -
he meet closed with a basket ball ~
ne by the older boys. This game is ~,
gaining favor with both schools 20
the public may anticipate seeing -
eral fine games between the schools ~.
winter.