Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-04-12
DIETRICH

years Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel F. Brotz-
man. died the past week from Scarlet
fever
S. A Washburn has sold his farm OF
eighty acres about four miles southwest
of Dietrich to Frank Oneida at price
that justified the large expenditure OF
labor and money invested in it
E. E Jenkins is visiting his folks at
Dietrich. He expects to be called to
the colors soon from Montana, and
deemed it prudent to visit little while
he may.
Mrs. Ritehie Houston with her little
son and daughter have returned from
years sojourn in Nebraska and ara
now pleasantly located near Dietrich
in the former Paul Jones place.
Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Randleman and
w. o. Hamilton attended concert at
Goodfng last Friday night.
F. W. Zimmerman had an old friend
visiting with him several days last
week.
Miss Helen Zimmerman is said to be
making very commendable progress in
learning an the science connected with
the proper operation of her Maxwell.
George Gillespie. Of Jerome. is here
buying hay for shipment. The price
paid is satisfactory, but the conditions
requiring the hay to be loaded on cars
IS another feature, when a fellow can't
get a car.
The Methodist church since last fall
under the ministration of Rev. Glow
of Shoshone has had afternoon service
here. Now it is understood there will
be morning service.
O. E. Borden has installed a gaso-
line pumping outfit in front Of his
store building. and henceforth the fam
ishing machine viii be able to slake
its thirst there.
Mall Snow has bought the RandIe-
men electric motor. attached a side car
and is now well prepared 10 take the
girls riding any time they may call.
school election next Monday. Don't
forget it but he present and exercise
your elective franchise in casting your
vote for the best person you can find
for one director to be elected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Savirs and Mr.. and Mrs
sam Bate. Jr.. We're dinner guests az
oscar Kennedy's last Sunday.
Mr.. Floyd Gage and his son. E r.
Gage, were at shoshone last Monday
where they sold their thoroughbred
Hereford bull. Thence they went TO
Filler on business.
Charlie Matson and Guy Eddy wers
Shoshone visitors last Tuesday.
R. J. Hill lost a good horse and had
others sick with what the veterinarian
pronounces forage poisoning.
r. T. Randleman sold a good horse
to the Caldwell Horse and Mule Com
pany for the snug price of s25000
w. E. Patterson is farming the Clark
forty this summer.
The patriotic rally anent the Liberty
Bond drive which was held In School
house auditorium last Friday night was
in all respects a successful and plea
SAINT affair Mr.. Clark who was chair
man of the occasion had prepared a
nicely arranged program that was well
enjoyed by all the patriotic and ap-
preciative people who filled the hall to
overfowing. The speakers for the oc-
casion were Rev. Glow and Gilbert
White Of Shoshone, with Prof. Smith
and S. S. King chipping in little To-
warrant the belief that the crowd was
well satisfied with the sentiments ut
terd. The songs and music were en-
Enthusiastically encored. and at mid
night when the meeting got down TO
business matters, there was no sign Of
weariness in the crowd. Some s250o
in bonds were bought that night and
the amount brought the $4,000 the next
day. Captain Borden had for his as
sistants in the drive, Emil Tonseth.
Claude Myers. F. W. Zimmerman. AnseI
Carnegie, and Mrs. Chairman Clark Sc
ected Mesdames Tenslla Leitheiser.
10y, Cornell, Houston. Classpil. Myers.
Helen Zimmerman. and Seagrayes. And
he ladies did their half of the sue
,essful soliciting.
Beginning next Sunday. services az
he Methodist church will be held in
he morning. Sunday school at 1880
'clock and preaching service at 1880.
his should add new interest to the
ervices for the summer months and
will be welcome to all the
ervices.