Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-09-28
DIETRICH NOTES

Dick Turner was the victim of a bit
of automobile carelesssess last Satur-
day at Shoshone. A car rapidly driven
struck him, knocking him down and
badly bruising him about the head and
body The accident might easily have
been much more serious. The worst
! feature of the affair was that the driver
had not the decency to stop his car TO
render any needed assistance to his
victim but sped away as rapidly as pos
sible. However he is known and viii
probably have to answer for his mean
ness. Turner was taken to DR.. Zellers
office where his wounds were dressed,
and we understand that he is rapidly
recovering.
Mrs. Vance Shellman has returned
from long visiting and business stay
at Caldwell and Boise.
Lyle ShelIman who enlisted in the
Second Idaho and has been with our
boys at Boise several weeks, passed
through here with the soldier trains last
Monday night. Lyle goes with the best
wishes of all his former school mates
here, and appears every inch a soldier
attired in uniform.
Ollie Bate and his younger brother
John have joined the navy and will de-
part from their associations here in a
few days to take up their training at
Salt Lake City. The boys are fine
type of the young men who will always
render good service in any business
they may undertake, and Uncle Sam
will find them among the best of his
defenders.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles AIbers were
letting the light of their countenances
float over the Dietrich tract last We'd
nedsay.
Ancel Carnegie is visiting until about
the first of October in Minnesota.
0. f. Borden has bought Maxwell ,
car and obtained the agency Of the j
manufacturers for the sale of the ma :
chine to others hereabout
Fred Rutherford has joined the ranks
of those who enjoy the almost neces-
sary mode of locomotion in buying from
Ollie Bate his Ford auto.
Mr. and Mrs. John Curry, who for
merIy lived on the Dietrich tract and
are now located on the coast, were Wis
iting old acquaintance here several
days.
Mrs Mustard and her daughter, Mrs
J. w. Patterson, and her son Jack
Pence, and Adolph Lehman, are spend
ing some days up about HALEY, the
ladies visiting and the boys hunting
and fishing.
Mrs. Bishop is temporarily located
at the Dietrich hotel while her husband
Is attending to engineering work for the
Irregation Co.
Mrs. H. E. Cornell entertained a
number of Shoshone ladies to a one
o'clock luncheon last Friday. The lad
les brought along their Red Cross work
mingling the good of that with the
pleasure of the social visit.
Mr.. ]. H Rice and family drove over
to Twin Falls last Saturday returning
Tuesday with a cargo of cling stone
peaches and prunes for their use dur
ing the war.
Mrs. Cornell, Mrs. Clark and Mrs.
Bush are attending the Boise state fair.
A car of wheat was loaded yesterday
FOR shipment from the Kelly farm ad-
Joining Dietrich, O. E. Borden handling
It at s1.s1
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Meyers, Ollie
Bate and Miss Leightheiser returned
from an extensive hunting
Ind fishing trip away up north as far
Is vanity lake. Their subsistence was
/ goodly supply OF trout and deer. The
yenison with which they fed Dietrich
riends on return home was ample evit
lence Of the successful hunt
Our schools are running successfully
md pleasantly. the greatly increased
lumber Of pupils showing large. in
.rease In our population over past
ears.
ITALIAN WAR GENIUS