Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-11-16
DIETRICH

cident last Saturday. With large and
valuable team of horses he was haulin
water from the Dietrich pump house
and filling the cistern on the w. C.
Dooiey ranch. The cistern was a Jug
shaped, arch topped affair supposed to
be of ample strength to Withstand al
most any weight that might come upon
1t. But under the pressure of the big
horses it gave way, precipitating them
into the empty cistern where entangled
in the heavy wagon harness they strug-
gled and died before sufficient help
could be got TO extricate them.
John Seagraves was in Shoshone
Monday and brot home a wagon load
of apples wherewithal he supplies his
neighbors . nd family.
o. e. Borden, Rupert Borden, and W.
o. Hamilton were Twin Falls visitors
last Tuesday, Drawing the first snow and
mud of the season in an QUITO trip and
Hamilton.
The Irrigation Company is doing a
good but rather late work in putting in
concrete structures along the main ca
nal in place of the wooden ones hereto
fore in use.
The people of this vicinity should
support the lyceum course by buying
season tickets. These attractions are
OF the highest class and were secured
by some of our citizens pledging a stiff
guarantee. Do your part by purchas-
Ing a ticket. The first number will be
given Friday evening, Nov. 23rd con-
sisting of the Musical Arts Quartette-
Single admissions will be sold at the
door. Single tickets. so cents; for the
season, s1.75 at all stores.
Mrs. C. ]. Wells visited her parents
and son over the week end returning
morning.
Barbara Grewell spent Saturday and
Sunday in Shoshone having some more
dental work done.
Beckett Grewell has moved to Sho-
shone where he will finish the rest OF
the term of school in their high school
Mrs. L. p. Mustard has been visit
ing at Richfield some days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. vanZandt and daughter
Dacie, have returned after two weeks
visit in Rupert.
The Red Cross Auxiliary made twelve
Christmas kits for the soldier boys at
heir Dietrich meeting Tuesday.
Four refrigerator cars for Dietrich
md two for Besslen were supplied
hese stations Wednesday much to the
elief of the potato shippers.
]. P. Kelley and Claude Myers are
for two cars in which 70
hip cattle they have ready for market.
A young peoples choir has been or
anized in the NJ. E. Church to hold
1eetings for practice every Friday
vening. The Vegular attendance of all
llSing part is earnestly requested
Charles Chapman was over to Twin
ans Tuesday helping W. o. Hamilton
NY an auto and exhibit his samples OF
hite clover seed.
The ladies Aid met with Mrs. O. z.
orden Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. s. o. Donovan was at shosone
lturday
Misses Patterson. Edwards and Bor-
N spent Thursday evening with Mrs.
rist.
W. T. Patterson on last Wednesday
ok his daughter Grace, to Shoshone
T an operation for throat trouble.
Leona Andrew is recovering nicely
ON a recent injury sustained.
Tuesday was the first storm OF the
ason. the rain and snow stopped all
orlx on the bitches.
Mr.. ]. T. Jenkins who has been in
rome two weeks helping in the beet
rvest has returned home. Eugene
slson who went over with Jenkins
still there.
A well attended meeting of the farm
$ of the Dietrich tract was held Mt
e public school auditorium last Tues
v evening to consider the hay ques-
N. One thing the farmers were un-
imous onto stand pat on fifteen
liars per ton for hay in the stack
Earl King, commissioned first lieu
lant in the Government signal ser
,e, having taken course of training
Monterey, California, has been as
ned to duties at Camp Jackson, Col
1bia, South Carolina. Eighty first
visioE. four hundred ssd second
egraph battalion. That's his address
lay We shall expect to hear of him
m France very soon and from Ber-
a little later.
rhe correspondent must correct an
or in the Journals roll Of honor
e name has always been omitted
m all lists of soldiers from this
,ntv This last soldier is Lyali