Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-06-08
DIETRICH NOTES.

MI. j. y. BlSHpp son OF MRS. VII
gina NJ ?. Bishop OF Montana, ha
arrived here with his family and takei
charge Of his mothers eighty acr
s@rm and will add to the food suppl,
NE products Of ten acres Of well pre-
pared lard.
Mrs. J. E. Houseton with her iittI'
son and daughter returned last Sun
day from greatly enjoyed visit TO hel
mother in Southern California.
Mrs. NJ. L. WehIry of Perth. Nortt
Dakota. and her young son are visit
ing her sister Mrs. W. E. Patterson.
An auxiliary society Of the Red
Cross has been formed here for hu-
name and patriotic work in the coming
great struggle. They are to meet
wednesday This week Mesdames
Fred Gooding. George Anderson. c. F.
Borden and Dr.. Dill all OF shoshone,
attended.
Harley GreweH returned Sunday
night from Portland with Mrs. Grewell
who mas beeen in the care of the far
famed sanitarium at that place. She
returned greatly benefited
Mrs L. P. Mustard is a visitor at the
home OF her son -in-law. Mr. Jas. W.
Patterson and family.
The Ladies Aid Society and the
church board of the NJ E. church have
had general inside and outside poll
ishing UP of church and grounds this
week. Hereafter the Ladies Aid will
meet the last Friday Of each month
at P. NJ
Miss Myrtle Borden has returned
from a years pleasaot and profitable
attendance at the Albion Normal.
Claude Myers caps the sheaf of
Dietrich automobiledom with a sixteen
hundred car that makes him happy as
a. boy with a new red wagon.
Thomas Anderson has leased his fine
farm between here and Beslen and
taken a lay-off. He and Mrs. Anderson
are going to Bellington for an indef-
mite visit.
This is the makeup of the auto
train of passengers who took in Rex
Beach's "The Spoilers" at Shoshone
Tuesday: J. NJ. Clark and wife, Prof.
Smith and wife. H. E. Cornell and
wife, Clarence Anderson and Miss Pat /
terson. Ollie Bate and Miss Leitheiser, |
John Bate and Miss Wendt. Glenn Ker-
sinner and Josie Dooley. Jack Bailey
and wife and Harry Gage and Mrs.
Russell Gage.
Misses Lucille and Mary Kingston
have returned to their home near
Beslen after the years work teaching.
Mr. A C. Kershner to keep up with
the times has decorated the front of
his store with the regulation gas tank
and pump.
Mr.. Fred Neid one of the well known
dry farmers of the Owinza country
died last Wednesday after a lingering
fight with spotted fever Fred was a
good. square man. honest and true.
whose death is greatly deplored by his I
aeighbors. His wife and children have !
he sympathy of all. His remains were
aiken to Shoshone for interment.
Mrs. Marie Wells has her infant '
lnder treatment for ailments at DR.. {
zeiIers hospital. s
Vance Shellman who has been an 7
Efficient employee of the Idaho Irriga- y
ion Company here on the Dietrich c
ract is now in the employ of the Com t
amy at Richfield. d
Some two years ago the Seventh Day y
Adventists, not having a church or il
school It is a sort of movable Sab s
ath School. held on every Saturday
fternoon at the residence of the diff p
aren't members This week the meet A
lg will be with Mrs. S. S. King, at
P. NJ.
Harry Kqser and family have arrived
-oun the state of Washington and will N
ecome citizens here. They are now a
t the washburn home
Registration last Tuesday was
leasing and satisfactory success. Our
opulation In the Dietrich precinct is
0t great Eight years ago it was .
5thing. Now IS young men between :,
le ages OF 21 and 81 (generally sup J,
,sed to be one tenth of the total pop 9,
ation) registered. And they are just :,
70 boys to make the best soldiers in ~
merica. the land that produces the "a
st on earth. The spirit of patriotism -,
'rvaded. 1t makes one proud to be-
ng to citizenry that meets willing 20
sponse when calling on its best ~,
ung manhood to save the nation.
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