The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-11-17
RCHFELD LINCOLN COUNTY, IDAHO FRIDAY NOVEMBER
Dietrich Items

4 w In SOt OOoPcI anu Bull NUtstcl lei I
Monday noon for Bent, Ores on, to
spend the winter with Ter sister. Mr..
Cooper expects to follow in couple
Of weeks.
Mrs. Warner Patterson and her Sis
ter, Mrs. Preston, spent Monday and
Tuesday with Mrs. W. T. Patterson.
There has been grand moving in
Dietrich the past few weeks. The
Randleman Bros. moved into their new
thouss on their farm. Then Judge King
proceeded to move into the house va
Gated by the Randleman Bros. which
is better known as the Lewis Ranch.
Mr.. King exchanged his ranch nine
miles southeast of Dietrich for this
place some time in the summer. AS
Mr.. and Mrs. King were leaving their
home in town Rev and Mrs. Pierce
moved into the same and while they
were going out the front door with
their goods Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dooley
moved into the pastors former home.
which formerly belonged to Scotty
Gilmore.
We are glad to notice that the Rich
field Land Company are giving more OF
their attention to the Dietrich tract
and have established local office here.
John Matson bought three acres
northeast of town on Lincoln street
last week, on which he is already en-
gagged in building house. Mr.. Mat
son rented his ranch few weeks ago
at $40 an acre cash and will now give
his whole time TO the blacksmith busi-
ness.
Rev. ]. E. Baker, district superin-
tendsnt for Southern Idaho, spent
Sunday evening and up to Monday
noon in Dietrich. Communion services
were held Sunday evening at which
Mr.. Baker spoke and Mrs. F. c. Smith
and Miss Judy sang duet, Whisper
ing Hope Mr.. Baker was well pleas
ed with the progress of the work on
Dietrich tract.
The Choir and Orchestra of Dietrich
church are pleased to learn that Mrs
F. C. Smith has consented to direct
the work this coming winter. Since
Mrs. Smith is an accomplished musi-
clan, they will derive not only pleasure
but much profit from their work. Any
who are interested in joining either
the choir or orchestra are welcome to
come to the weekly practices each
THURSDAY evening or see Mrs. Curtis
Sine or Mrs. O. E. Borden
Mrs Tanbury, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. C. Kershnsr, underwent Sc
rious operation at the Shoshone hos
pital last Friday She is reported as
recovering very nicely.
Many have requested the words of
the original song written by Mrs Eta
lU. Gage (Mrs. Floyd Cage and sung
at the election returns last Tuesday
night at the Public School Auditorium.
The song is written to the tune of
my Maryland" and reads as follows:
IDAHO.
Oh, Idahoi Yes. Idaho
I'm sure it is the place to go.
1t has good soil and water. too,
/ And all the work that you can do.
| II you should wander out this way,
You re sure to come again to stay,
For Idaho, yes, Idaho,
II Just the place for you to go.
If you invest on Dietrich tract,
You re sure to stay and ne'er go back,
For you We . choice of sand or clay
To spend your time in any day.
If lava you prefer to pile,
In Dietrich you might work awhile,
For Idaho, yes, Idaho,
Is just the place for you to go.
With horses. cattle, hogs and sheep
And poultry, too, we all can keep,
With alfalfa fields and corn galore
And al the grain they've room to store
For winters use they all prepare
That ali may havs an equal share.
SO, Idaho. yes, Idaho,
ID just the place for you to go.
Wild flow rs Of all buds at your feet,
And saGebrush. too, in ey'ry street.
The strssms are full of fishes. too.
| II you can catch them you will do.
SO. hsrs's the place for you to come
And build you up = nice new home,
For Idaho, yes. Idaho. "a
Il just the place for you to 60.
The Sunday schools Of Dietrich and
Bssslsn have adopted the well known
Littls's Cross and Crewn System
which is being used in many Of the.
most successful Sunday schools in the
various denominations throughout the
rosfatYv A hutton II riven each Di1pil