Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-10-26
DIETRICH

Some active work has been done, in
and about Dietrich the past week for
the betterment Of the Nations condi-
tion in the great struggle it has enter
ed upon. The local committee for the
Liberty Loan bond drive was organ
lied with J. NJ. Clark IS chairman and
]. E. Houston, o. e. Borden and J. Fl.
CuIbertson as members, while the com
mittee to look after food conservation
has the same chairman as the other
committee with II. E. Cornell and C. f.
Myers as assistants These committees
are taking hold and waking up the
people to a sense of their patriotic
duties. SO far the following names
appear as subscribers to the bonds
now offered by the government in the
name of liberty: Paul Jones, S. o. Don
ovan, F. c. Smith, ]. E. Houston, H. E.
Cornell, o. e. Borden, Fred Rutherford
A. E. Carnegie, Claude Myers, Bernard
Towne, Donald Rice. w. J. Morrow, J.
M Clark, J. W. Snow, J. p. Michaels.
Andrew Pavlik, Ira Towne, E. c. Young
Dan Hunt, George SAVERS and Morto
Follow.
Mr.. and Mrs A Hollingsworth, of
Kimberly, were Sunday visitors on the
Dietrich tract, accompanied by Mrs.
Hollingsworth's sister and brother-in-
law. These parties were looking over
To- Of ha vic fO
becoming investors.
Our high school basket ball team,
supposed to be about the best on EARTH
played a game with the Beslen team
last Saturday and were beaten by a
score of rs to S.
]. H. Rice. farming the ]. P. Kelley
place this year, shipped carload of
beets to the sugar plant at Paul, Min
idoka County, Wednesday.
A carload of household and farm
goods from Oklahoma arrived here
Wednesday. the property of V. S. Stu
debaker, a brother-i -in-law If Emil
Scheihing, who is to become a resident
of the tract.
During the past week Mr.. Hill, of
Shoshone, has shipped a car of cattle
and a car of hogs from this place to
the Pocatello Provision and Packing |
Company.
Two cars of wheat were loaded out !
from this point to Chicago last We'd
nesday.
Jack Pense and Mrs. S. E. Kilker's
brother have gone to Moscow to at
tend school at that place.
Mrs. Williams has returned to Eden
after a visit to Mrs. -Worthington on
the Dietrich tract.
It is currently reported that the cath
olic brethren of this vicinity are to
erect a commodious stone church build
ing here before long.
Mrs. S. o. Donovan and daughter,
Miss Evelyn were Shoshone visitors
last Tuesday.
Many of the pupils are stayisg out
of school this year to assist in the
potato harvest.
Al 1tanulendn mas lSlt AOA COiOie
TO visit friends awhile, after which
it is his purpose to enlist, probably in
the navy.
Barbara GreweiI has been in Sho-
shone the past week having some
dental work done, and incidentally at
tending school there while the work was
on
Marie Wells spent the week end with
her relatives, returning Sunday with
Mrs. Christensen from Burley.
Dacie vancantt is the name of new
pupil in our Dietrich high school.
The Dietrich girls have started to
practice basket ball and will play Bes-
len soon. The girls have splendid
team this year and expect to do some
fine playing with Prof Smith as coach.
Miss Myrtle Studyvin has come to
spend the winter with Crewells.
MIR. ]. B. Rinehart AMI family of Ma
per- Nebraska, are visiting with the
family of his brother, Frank Rinehart
They came all the way by automobile. :