Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-07-13
pterarcn MOTIFS.

= struck new idea In street improve
ment. We FIJI the low places That
not new idea, you say No. but gu
method is new In that Il saves labor
= Our material In new idea for thi
c purpose. as we use water Just opcr
: the gate and let II flow. No labor, nc
cost. and the holes or low places ar,
soon filled. The people are not quite
satisfied with the results yet as there
IL likely to be too much water for
boats. II has been suggested that II
this method cannot be properly regu-
lated for autos and boats II my be
just right for hydroplanes. and Dietrich
become a training camp for that class
Of scientific operators.
Anderson's Buick that has been UNI
der the weather little. undergoing
some slight repairs at the automobile
hospital. was brought home in appar-
! emily good health again. Yet it SEEM
ed TO suffer as though everything was
not altogether right. Clarence made an
examination and discovered part of
Ford machine In the Buick vermiform
appendix. The question now is, how
ala the foreign substance get there?
Mrs. John Matsan and her daughter,
Mrs. Ed Dooley and baby. were the
victims of a serious runaway wednes-
day morning. A fine young horse of
Mstson's was hitched to the buggy In
which the ladies were starting for a |
drive. when he became frightened at
the umbrella which Mrs. Dooley was
holding over herself and baby. dashed
madly through the sage brush. upset
the occupants among the bushes. They
all suffered considerably from bruises
and scratches. but none seriously in
jured It is hoped. unless possibly Mrs.
Matson may have internal injuries.
Glenn Kershner and Miss Josephine
Dooley who have been an interesting .
pair of lovers for a period of I
many moons have passed from the I
deals OF life into the realities. On
Tuesday the tenth of July, without I'M
usual excitement or display they sem
IDLY and quietly journeyed to Sho-
lhone where they were married and
hen passed on to Boise where they
njoyed a very brief honeymoon. losing
tut n day or two from the active
BUSINESS OF their lives. Glenn is the
eighteen year old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
|. C. Kershner and Josephine the sew
nteen year old daughter of Mr.. and
FRS. w. c. Dooley They start in life "
With clear and cloudless skies and o.
very prospect fair. The entire COM p
iunity greet them with heartiest good fl
fishes. NJ
Mrs. Mills OF Twin Falls is visiting
er sister. Mrs. J. II. Rice. W
Mrs. Marie Wells Is again at Zeller's W
ospital caring for the baby who seems al
this world &C
Mrs ]. M. Clark and Mrs. II. e. of
ornelI automobiied to Richfield Wed tn
ssday attending party given by Mrs. W
rosby. Of
Mrs. H. M. Beach who has been liv-
< in Dietrich this summer left Wed
'sday for an extended visit to her X
rmer home in the state of Washing Nj
n.
Pastures getting short and weather De
4. Notwithstanding all this, so far
July up to the nth. 5000 pounds ce'
cream has been shipped from this w
alton. Nearly thousand pounds per w
v. That's going some for new as:
Ell? COZ
a. Bailey and r. J. Hin were at rec
In Falls Wednesday where they were /
forably passed by the board of ex- ext
liners as eligibles for service In the be
'icers Reserves. As Idaho's quota fac
I be filled short of the fun number tel'
ering. the boys do not know yet '
ether they win be called upon for gra
practice camp. the
IRIS. Leighthuiser and Mr. and Mrs. RED
p. Mustard were Twin Falls visit and
Tuesday. you
IRIS. Verne Sheilman who attended and
Seventh Day Adventist campmeet- T
at Boise recently Is now doing rea'
Ie missionary work among the sati
then at Caldwell ban
fort
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