Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-05-17
DIETRICH
-W.S.S

S. o. Donovan attended a meeting OF
the Safety First Society at Pocateno.
Mrs. c. F. Borden was down from
Shoshone visiting the family of o. Z.
Borden last Monday. In the evening
her husband with Mrs. Johnson and
Miss Gooding came down for her.
Mr.. w. H. Wehrly who came here
from North Dakota several months ago
and bought an attractive farm in this
vicinity has this week received from
fis former home an Overland auto,
player piano and several other evidenc-
es of civilization.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Clark has this week been
guilty of an heroic act in risking his
life to save another. It is regrettable
that the reporter is not wise to all the
details. So soon as he can learn them
they will be written. In the mean
time the story will not spoil-instead
it will grow and so will the chicken.
A daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Abner
Dooley, from Yakima, is visiting her
parents III InlS precinct.
L. p. Mustard has returned from
Pegari where he has been engaged in
putting a waterway under the O.S.L
for the purpose of conveying irrigation
water to the homestead of Mrs. Mus
tard.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Cornell have been
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time teacher here retudned with them
for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crarles H. Matson were
visitors in Shoshone last Wednesday.
Mrs. Houston and Mrs. F. c. Smith
were in Shoshone Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Smith, Mrs Lei
theiser. Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Meyers
and Delavan were at Twin Falls last
Saturday.
The Garden Club, an organization of
boys and girls. had a meeting at the
school house last Monday evening.
Their object, under the instruction OF
John Matson, is to learn to make good
productive gardens.
H. c. Cornell, ]. NJ. Clark, L. H. Joy.
and Mr.. Loefler go this Saturday to
Pocatello to attend the ceremonial
meeting of the Ellzarah Temple of the
Mystic Shrine. The fact that the
wives Of these gentlemen accompany
them gives promise of good behavior
Ind safe return of these recreant hus-
oands.
Rev. J. E. Baker, the district super
ntendent, will speak at the Methodist
,hurch Sunday morning. Sunday
school at 1890, Preaching, 1870. You
re invited
Dick and Jack King, the grandchild-
en- of Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. King, have
rrived from Camp Jackson, South
'arolina, the mother passing on to
'everly Washington, to close up the
amily's affairs there. This done they
'ill reside in Dietrich during the war.
lieutenant Earl P. King, with his com
any of Signal Service men is now at
ewport News, Virginia, expecting ev-
ry day to be sent tc France.
S. S. King has been appointed regis
ar of voters for Dietrich precinct.
here are some things about this new
,gistration he wants everybody to
now. First, every man and woman
no wants to vote this year must re-
ster anew The old registration will
ot do. Second, there win be no re-
stration allowed at the polls. Those
no fail to register before the election
i'll not be allowed to vote. Every
lturday from now on the Office viii
open all day and from to in the
ening. The registrar asks that this
after be attended early in the season
on't put it off While Saturday is the
" fixed by law for registering, the
gistrar will be in his Office every af-
moon from to 6 o'clock and regis
alton may be made any weekday.
--Whin the Hun
A LUCKY ACCIDENT
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