Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-03-29
DIET RICH

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with various partners they picked Up
adjourned TO the hotel where they
gorged themselves with oysters. Mrs
F. Q. Smith acted as t0sstmistress. and
+ the poor unfortunate men present, had
{ 10 respond 10 toasts. showing up their
weakness as public speakers. and their
( tribulatiOns as husbands Of basket ball
fans We understand TIT Garlic
Kershner Is coach for these teams.
The boys Of the upper grade Of the
Dietrich school have taken 1p some
practical studies under Mr avery.
County Agent and Prof Smith The
aim Is TO develop ability along agri-
cultural lines The Jersey breed Of
cattle was studied and judged. Friday.
and other breeds viii be taken up
weekly
Mrs J. ". Clark has been appointed
for Dietrich and surrounding country
Chairman Of the Home Economy Exc
cutIve COMMITTEES and Of the Liberty
Loan Drive. the latter Of which com
menees with = whirlwind on the sixth
OF April
It is said that = crowd Of working
men who take their meals At Mrs.
Leitheiser's restaurant became highly
indignant last Wednesday morning
because the Iandlady. who sets q very
good table expected them 10 eat corr
bread for breakfast They probably
had not yet heard that a war is on and
that loyal people are expected 10 eco
nomize.
Mrs L P Mustard has returned from
Pegari where she has been visiting
friends the past week
Prof and Mrs F. c. smith wsrer
visiting the schools in shoshone last
Monday
The little son Of Nlr. and Mrs Geo.
SEWERS has been. under the doctors
care a few days this week
5 s King has sold for H. c. Barber
Of West Newton. Mass. 10 the Kepford
boys eighty acres OF land at Besslen. I
which Mr.. Barber bought eight years I
ago. Not being able 10 come here 70
improve it he wisely decided 70 let 4
some one else do that
Nr. and Mrs. 0. z Borden with Ru-
pert. Myrtle and Carol. attended the
marriage Of Miss Lois Borden. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. ?. Borden. TO
Mr. Truman slcMahon, last Friday.
Prot Flock and Rupert Borden were
the guardians and protectors Of Misses
Bertha Patterson. Tinella Leithsiser.
Helen Monroe and Myrtle Borden in
an automobils trip TO Shoshone a week
ago. II viii be observed that the pro-
portion was not quite right and no
wonder that the two young men broke
down
T. 0. Neeley has sold his lease I
the Berg farm cut near BeSslen. has |
shaken the DIST Of Dietrich or his feet /:
and moved to Gooding- 4 strict search {
has so far failed TO find a single tear !
shed in this vicinity on account Of the
departure.
Last Sunday was the anniversary :
of Samuel A Bate Jr. The Floyd {
Gage family, the E R Gage family. c
he Samuel Bate Sr. family and the =
additional families: Oscar c
Kennedy and George SEWERS. not for
NJ. NJ Snow, who was there
minus a family. II was a jolly crowd
md jolly time they had
Miss Helen Monroe is recovering 7
rom severe attack Of sonsilitis- c
Dwight Lagrange and Miss Helen I
Hughes. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs T
has. Hughes were married on Thurs I
ay afternoon at the residence OF the Z
rides parents. Justice OF the Peace c
;. c. Smith. officiating. y
Mr.. and Mrs. H E Cornell are now c
{ home again in Dietrich after several
-eeks sojouru in Buriey.
The one strong point in Governor
lexander's administration is the ex- d
client appointments he makes OF men :
M lle lppQALLAfS o--l-SS- -A--S e-@---
the Governor is called TO mind and &
nphasizsd by his recent appointment 9
, s. s. King as a Delegate to the E
ationaI Good Roads Convention at L
itsle Rock, Arkansas. in April %
AR and Mrs sIichels are the par =
Its Of a fire boy born Wednesday
arch goth. +
J. P. Kelley has been sick with e
iod hard case Of grip the past week. L
O. F. Borden has received : carload CO
seed wheat for the farmers who
ay be short on that commodity. 81
are being made for so
and patriotic rally in Dietrich on w
iday evenins. April sth. to be held he
the school auditorium Patriotic
dresses. national sorgs. inspiring CO
lsic viii fire our slreSish hearts with te'
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