Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-01-25
DIETRICH


then your bible education has been ne
elected. We will now proceed 10 give
you little Sunday school instruction.
Samson had a party at his house once
upon time, and ne said to all the boys
and girls there assembled. Il will now
put forth a riddle unto you; il you
can certainly declare it me within the
seven days Of the feast and find it out,
then will give you ihirty pair of
sheets and thirty change of garments;
/ but if ye cannot declare it me. then ye
shall give me thirty pair Of sheets and
thirty change Of garments. And they
said unto him, Put for thy riddle, that
We may hear it. And he said unto
them, out OF the eater came forth
meat, and out Of the strong came forth
sweetness. Though a lttle fraud
and unfair means were practiced yet
Samsos's guests won the bet and told
him about the carcase Of the Lion
filed with bees and honey which he
had found. Lot we have another Sam
son in the person Of Dick Mustard. He
had a party at the Dietrich hotel a
few evesings ago. He put forth a rid
die to the assembled guests. He said
unto them, "Out Of the plaster came
forth meat and out Of the shingles
came forth sweetness" Dick bet them
his Mitchell auto against wheelbar-
row that they couldn't guess it. And
they couldn't It was about FIVE hun
dred pounds of excellent honey de-
posted between the plaster and the
side shingles Of the hotel building. It
was a better riddle than Samsos's with /
more honey asd a better quality. And
there is no hctiin about this honey
Basket ball has become a sort Of /
mania around the happy precincts Of .
Dietrich. At first it was only the boys 1
who seemed to be interested in the I
healthfuI exercise Of the scientific play /
And then the girls took up the play l
and have won glory on many a field. I
And now the women-the older women Z
those who have watched their sons
and daughters in the games and cheer
ed them on to many a we'll earned vic I
tory. have Joined the game 1t is told
the reporter that the two teams who /
contended for the mastery at the school l
house Tuesday night were composed of
ladies far beyond the draft sge-- visit
ore IN +oxr-- 90 Ua<1ozada- ua-a .&
tributing the limp of many ladies to
old age. But. no. the visitors were
wrong. 1t was basket ball exercise
rather than age. But they will re-
cover In time for tn. regular weekly
game
Mrs 8. A Bate, ST.. Mrs. 8. A. Bate,
Jr. and Mrs. George D. Savier were a
happy trio who visited Shoshore last
Saturday. asc
Mr.. C. B. Roberts. OF Rupert, now
stationed at Spokane in the interests
1f the Farmers loan business. has
been spending several days on the Die
rich tract examining the lands which
the armers are Offering as security
'or proposed loans. Mr.. Roberts has
Seen under the guardianship OF E r
Gage who has been directing his steps
here. IL not his thoughts and conclu-
,ions
Court Kershner had heard that Butte l
Montana. is a better town than Die g
rich and has gone up there to see {
sbout 1t and will return as soon as I
ie can decide the matter.
The Irrigation Cofpany is installing T
It the pump house g gasoline or oil b
is an engine that can be i
perated by either. Now Mustard b
ng duties and consequently more time c
o help run the Red Cross. a
Myrna. the little daughter OF Mr.. 8
nd Mrs. ]. w. Patterson is i'll. pos r
IDLY with approaching pneumonia
Mr.. and Mrs. George English. OF
Washington. relatives of "
:. ]. Hill. have arrived here and will b
aside on the Hill farm which they have I,
ented. Mrs. Hill will now re- Il
love to Shoshone. Joining Mr.. Hill o
mo is principal of schools there. II
Adrian Nelson. Raymond Jenkins, Il
nd Misses Nida and Almeda Jenkins e
ere Shoshone visitors Sunday Ac-
them was Clayton Sellers
-ho expects to remain there.
Dietrich school is feeling very hilar- 8
,us this week. The girls basket ball
sam journeyed to Shoshone Friday
ight and added the scalp Of the Sho- =
hone team to their list It was clean
ard-fought game with Dietrich ct the y
ng end OF the score. Il to :. The
am lined up as follows: Centers. Hell 81
l Monroe and Emily Anderson. guards
lille and Helen Hughes; forwards. di
lorine Grewell and lola Matson; sub m