Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-11-03
NEWS FROM The
COUNTY SCHOOLS
DIETRICH NOTES


Monday from $ A WasnDurn
u. w. Davis. candidate for COVER
nor spoke here last Saturday morn
ing Everybody seemed to enjoy his
speech Democrats included.
Mrs W. A. Clauser, mother of w
T. Wells, and her son Charlie. spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Wens
at the hosel.
Miss Itrtha Patterson spent the
week end with Mrs. Jim Patterson on
the ranch
r. J. Hill Oren James, Mrs. Abner
Dooley and two children were visitors
in Shoshone Saturday
Mrs McKamly. aunt of Mrs. c. p.
Chapman, arrived last Monday for
short visit, accompanied by her daugh-
ter.
Last Saturday Sam Bate moved on
his ranch two miles south OF Diet
rich.
The ladies aid met last Wednesday
as usual The members are busy MAX
ing many beautiful articles for their
annual bazaar Some of these will be
on exhibition election night.
Eddy as driver of one OF the school
wagons.
Mr.. and Mrs Wickert and children Of
Jerome spent the fore part of the week
visiting friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark and Mrs. f. c.
Smith motored to Richfield Monday.
Miss Cophia Tawine spent the latter
part of last week with her relatives
in Dietrich She was on her way
home to Topeka, Kansas, from Port
land. where she has been visiting for
the past year.
On October 81 a straw vote was
held in the high school room to de-
termine the popularity of the presiden-
tial candidates among the pupils. Will
son received IA votes and Hughes
five
Mr.. Ray, Mr.. Erwin and Mr.. Mini /
ger left Saturday in am old stage
coach on an advertising trip. They
intend to go to Boise, then across
eastern coast and then back through
the southern states to Dietrich. They
expect the trip to take two years.
Mrs. Tanberg, accompanied by her
four children, arrived last week to
spand the winter with her mother.
and father. Mr.. and Mrs A c. Kersh
ner Glen Kershner returned home
with her
On Wednesday of last week Mrs.
Pierce Mrs Borden, Miss Stranach and
Mrs. Peterson motored to Shoshone
with Mrs. Clark to attend the Ladies'
aid at Mrs. Anderson's.
The Halloween social at the Diet
rich church last Tuesday evening was
a great success. Ghosts and witches
added to the merriment of the evening
and games were also provided for
the old and young after which refresh
ments were served
Sunday, November 5. will be tenn
ptidHCt Ouiudy at Dtcli I'LL anu DCoS-
len The pastor will preach at tenn
perance sermon Sunday morning I
A temperance rally will be held at
Besslen at 2:30 p m at which the pup |
lis of the Sunday school will ltake
part Social speakers are also being
secured At Dietrich in the evening a
similar rally will be held All are cord.
tally invited to attend these services
Miss Bessie Gage will give the lee I
ture on Yellowstone park on election I
night at the public school auditorium s
Miss Gage recently visited the park
and will give a most interesting des- a
cription of the scenes of interest there q
The 100 slides are all very beautiful 1
and the land colorings are not only +
slides were secured through Mr. Clark d
from the Union Pacific and are the b
finest of their kind They were made f
by the official photographer, F Jay
Hayness I
All school children should take ad- E
of seeing these exceptionally n
fine views which will be shown be- o.
tween the election returns There will n
also be special music; an original
Idaho song written by a resident on a,
the tract, being the special feature. II
The Ladies aid will also have on cl
exhibit their Christmas goods which IL
nay be seen and bought during the di
The Mems club is
blaming pleasant time for all EveH- OF
body is cordially invited. admission m
o. children under 10 free. oy
The Sunday schools OF Dietrich and