Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-03-01
DIETRICH

The last entertainment Of the lee
ture course was given at the school
auditorium last Tuesday evening by
Mr.. J. c. Herbsman in his famous lee
ture entitled Dry Bones" The bulk
Of our audiences here are made up Of
rural residents who were largely kept
at home Tuesday on account Of the al
most impossible conditia nof the roads
But those who did attend are loud in
their praises Of the orator.
! The family Of George D. SAVERS was
at shoshoEe last Wednesday saying
farewell TO Georges young nephew
McMahon who has enlisted in the avia-
/ tion corps and now goes forth TO serve
f his country and sustain the reputation
Of the family. some Of whom have been
/ in every war, commencing with the
4 revolution and coming down to date.
( Peter Andrew was compelled TO be
+ in Rupert al Of last week as witness
in the case Of tie State against George
Brown, taken there on a change Of
venue. The alleged ohense was that
Of boot Jogging. The case was tried
and resulted in a hung jury. two men
it is said. holding out for acquittaL
Mr.. Dick Houston is now back in
Lincoln county for keeps. occupying
the house on the Jones place which he
bought last fall. His family viii be
here in about two weeks.
Last Saturday night the young men
Of Dietrich went diwn TO Besslen and
played a game Of Basket Ball against
the Besslen High school team. result /
ing in a score Of p 10 IS in favor Of
the latter
Mr. Mathis. a brother Of our Frank. /
is here from Iowa visiting his mother
brother and sister.
clyde Walker. a relative Of Mrs. War F
rer Patterson, is here from North Do /
kota, visiting his relatives.
Mrs. Harry Nelson returned last Tues /
day from the 7eller hospital AT Shosho-
ne and brought home with her fine
ten pound boy, born Wednesday. the
18th instant.
Louis Nelson Of Besslen is around
again Vigorous as ever after a seige Of
pneumonia.
Another dance is on the tapis at the
hotel for next Saturday evening ".
O. Hamilton and Dwight Lagrange are
the artists who furnish music at these
dances.
The pupils Of the Dietrich high school I
are showing their patriotism by food !
ing the teachers with orders for thrift
stamps. The school is trying to reach f
the standard Of Every child with d
Thrift Card"
Miss Myrtle Borden took Mr.. FTock's Il
place teaching in the public schools \
Monday and Tuesday of this week
Mrs F. c. Smith was a visitor in sho- !
lhone last Saturday afternoon. Miss Y
Helen Hughes taking her place as teach 5
II of the primary grades. a
Mr.. c. P. Chapman last Saturday
Fought hundred and fifty dollar horse h
# F. ". zimmerman to take the place \
e one he lost recently. T
Mr.. Earl Flock left Saturday night a
or Payette to visit his brother who 5
,elongs TO the navy and who expects to y
cave for France soon. \
S. E. Kilzer has returned to Dietrich
-fter a years vacation and will re-
ume work on his farm. Mrs. Kilker
will join him later.
Vincent Wells is on the sick list this b
week. a
There is nothing that n. W. Sine 2
espises like the name of Stacker g
Ie just will not put up with it about b
is place. He educates his livestock L
D stear clear of that hateful term. So s
uccessful has he been in his teaching c
hat three cows in succession have So
orne twins. IS,