Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-12-21
DIETRICH

tn and eleventh English classes put
on an act from Shakespeare Twelfth
Night. a play they have been studying
for 8. me time. The presentation was
exceedingly modern. Those taking
part were. Heleb Monroe, Florence
GreweIi, Frank Chapman and Rupert
Borden. The play came as a delight
ful surprise to the rest Of the Literary
Society. 1t having been practiced Sec
retly. Miss Edwards acted as director.
The play was pronounced a decided
success by all.
Mr.. o. L. Palmer, son-in nIawofW. It.
Patterson. formerly of North Dakota,
has Joined his family who are visiting
at the Patterson home. Mr. Palmer is
taking his time to suit himself in a
new location and may spend the winter
here.
Mrs. Walker and two grand children
from North Dakota are visiting with
her daughters family. w. e. Patterson.
Prof. Smith attended a meeting of
the attorneys of this county Saturday
at Snoshone. The meeting was held
for the purpose of discussing the legal
features of the QUESTIONABLE that Is
being sent to all drafted men. These
must be returned within seven days
after 1t is sent out and the attorneys
sof the county will give all necessary
help In answering the questions. Mr..
Smith will act for this section of the
county.
It seems to the writer of this local
that the editorial on the front page of
last weeks Shoshone Journal should
start a few people thinking. There is
a strong tendency on the part of var
Ious organizations to secure selfish
Glass legislation. Such measures lead
to civil warfare and are not democracy
"A strong appeal. Barber. and well
written!
Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Grewell and son
Tr. spent the week end with Mr.. Grew
ellis parents.
Mr.. Shady and family who have
been living on the ]. A. Bailey farm,
returned to Buhl Tuesday. where they
will spend the winter.
Preparations are being made to put
on a large Christmas program at Die
trich school house Friday evening, Dec
21.
The program which will be present
ed by the pupils of the Dietrich school,
will be composed of play by the high
srhool, the rest of the school will take
part in a cantata. Santa Claus will
be there with his pack and the usual
mount of fhn and merriment..
Special mhsic and other entertain
ment will be given at the Methodist
Church at Dietrich, Sunday. Dec. %.
Robert o. Bowman, the great char
acter portrayer will perform in Diet
rich Saturday Dec. % at the Dietrich
school house. Those that have seen
him say that he is the best yet So
be there, you will miss something if you
don't
Mr. Orville Wheeler, from Burley, |
was a visitor here Friday and Satur-
day. He had the misfortune of having |
his car stuck in the mud on the way |
to Burley couple of weeks ago and |
so he waited until the mud dried enuff |
to travel home again.
Mr.. ]. Clifford from Gooding was in |
Dietrich Thursday on a business trip. |
Mr.. Clifford has a large furniture store
In Gooding and one at Jerome.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Hamilton and
Mrs. C. P. Chapman made a trip to
Shoshone Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. w. o. Hamilton and Mr.. C. H.
Chapman made trip to Shoshone last
Sunday. Mr.. Chapman was trying to
wear some of the newness Off his new
Maxwell.
Mr. King. an old resident Of Dietrich
was severely injured last Friday while
trying to break in a young colt. He is
treatment and viii soon be able to
his business.
Mr.. Gus Anderson has been very III
during the past week. He is much
better now but Is still confined to his
bed.
The Ladies' Aid society gave a chick
en- dinner Wednesday evening at the {
Dinner was served from
to pm. thus giving everyone chance
to come. A large crowd enjoyed the {
program which was prepared for the. S
occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. Mustard were dinner
guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs ]
-rist last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crist, Mr.. and Mrs. {
Mr.. Shellman and Mary Crist !
we're in Shoshone Saturday where they I
ook dinner and afterward formed a v