Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-08-31
EIETRlcH NOTES.


Y 9 sagon, gro now domeciied on the farm
t formerly owned by 5. : King OUT il
; the Star Lake country. 4 car load 0
Z stool- machinery and good arrived
}. ycstefday. and our new citizens ar,
6 now prepared to make good on a goo,
3 larra. Having spent six years Of oul
7 usef1i young life on the ranch, tn.
3 writer Of these notes has a tender re-
2 rrI for the place and rejoices to see
: = p-as into hands able to make ar
) IDEAL ffrla home Of It.
sam sceideiman. the owner Of tn,
? ranch which Harry Nelson operates in
{ partnership with him. is making noes
sary improvements for making the
( growing and handling Of hogs a speef-
atty. and your correspondents guess ia
success for them.
z. E. Fletcher, Of Vale Oregon has
bought the former Ginett ranch out Of
/ star Lakeward. has already shipped r.
some Of his goods, and viii shortly
bring his family here to occupy and
improve the place.
I. P. Mustard who IS agent for the
manufacturers of the Mitchell was at
Pocatelo on business for the Company
last Saturday.
Jack Pence was handling the car
in which he and his mother. Mrs. L. P
Mustard were riding last SUNDAY. when
the steering gear refused to respond
for sudden turn, plunged straight
ahead and landed in the ditch. The
occupants We're well shaken up but
unhurt-and the machine likewise.
The Misses Neva, joy and Dale
Brandt of Gooding, Mrs Marie Wells
(nee GrewelD and F'lorine Grewen were
recent visitors at the warheld Hot
I Springs in the north country.
Robert Cantrell, formerly of Vale.
Oregon. has bought from the Idah0
Irrigation Company the forty acre tract
adjoining the Joy place on the south.
Hon. J.M Clark was the orator at the
patriotic services at the NJ. E. church
icSb souHudS cfGLluS. ne hdlSEt
didn't get any good out of it.
o. E. Borden has installed a set o.
wagon scales in front of his store on
Main street which is a decided con-
venience to the public.
Mesdames E. R. Gage and S. A. Bate
Jr, were Shoshone visitors on shop
ming tour last Monday
Mrs. SEWERS of Shoshone was visiting
her son George SEWERS and family in
Dietrich this week
Mrs. Russell Gage and Mrs. J. A
Baily were shoshone visitors last Sat
urday.
A Mr.. Van Zant of Vale, Oregon has
bought the forty acre tract adjoining
the former s. A. Bate. Jr. place whicn
he has leased. He will bring his family
to the new home this fall.
Mrs Frank Rinehart has returned
from Teco. Washington. where she Wis
tied her mother several weeks.
Axel Blomberg and John Matson who
have had a contract with D. D. Beckett
for drilling well on the Beckett place
have struck splendid flow of water
at depth of 242 feet.
Another dance is on the cards for I
next Saturday evening at the Dietrich (
Hotel.
General Manager Kays was in Diet /
rich last Wednesday on important I
business for the Company.
H G. Mann of Salt Lake. Supt. of I
telegraph lines and his assistant Kirk, /
and Mr.. Bruce of Shoshone. lineman.
were here Thursday and installed tele-
phones for use of all trainmen as is
generally being done by eastern roads.
L. Huse of NIegargel. Texas. arrived
at Owinza with a car load of house
hold effects, farming machinery. etc.
to Join the dry farmers in the Owinza
country.
J. H. LsrIin, Of Salt Lake, Tariff
for the L. P. railroad was
here Thursday looking after the busI-
ness of the company.
The annual meeting Of the Ladies'
Aid Of Dietrich for the election Of Off
GERS for the ensuing year will be held
at the NJ. E. Church on Wednesday
September 5. at $3.50 p. NJ. a good at
is earnestly desired.
}. P. Kelly. one of our leading cattle
men. returned Wednesday from 4 ten
days trip looking for missing stock. He
found six head that had crossed the
Head line between the Lincoln County
free range and a Minidoka County herd
district. The officials had made {
anne attempt of taking up. advertising
and selling the stock in a manner
sauaring with the law. But
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