Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-01-04
DIETRICH

intends to spend the winter.
Miss Helen Zimmerman entertained
at her home New Years eve. Those
present were the Misses Grace Rine-
hart, Myrtle Borden and Helen Mon
roe, and Messrs Frank c. Chapman,
Bernard Towne and Rupert Borden.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Hill entertained
at a Christmas dinner, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. P. Chapman and Son Frank, and
Oron and Paul Jones.
Mr.. c. H. Chapman was Shoshone
visitor Monday.
Mrs. Leitheiser entertained friends at
an elegant New Years dinner as fol-
lows; Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Gage. Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel A. Bate, ST., and Mr.
and Mrs. James Mcclure
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Satory and Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Beach entertained at
New Years dinner. Mr.. and Mrs
Chris Frees and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. E. Miller and family. Walter and
Harry Satory. A very enjoyable occa-
sion was had.
Mrs. o. e. Borden is happily recover
ing from an illness of the past week
under the careful treatment of Mrs.
Shellman. otherwise known as the Good
Samaritan in such cases.
Mrs, Ballinger land her daughter
Gladys of Felon, Nevada, are visiting
Mrs. Ballinger's daughters whe reside
on the Dietrich tract. namely. Mrs.
Charles Matson, Mrs. Harry Nelson,
Mrs. z. r. Gage and Miss Josie.
There Is to be meeting Of the newly
formed Grange at tho Dietrich public
school building this Friday evening on
which occasion the Dietrich Grange
great farmers organization that has
withstood all the changes of time and
tide for more than half a century. At
the last meeting OF the Dietrich Grange
a large part OF the members came
yer from the Wood River Grange north
OF Shoshone to help in the work of
the work before them. From that sue
cessful Grange there were present here
the following members: Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Cleveland. Mr.. and Mrs. Art Scott, Mr.
and Mrs. T. B. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Sparks, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mills, J. L. Baher, Walter de Spain
and Mrs. Harry Elliot. The meeting
here was turned over to the Wood Riv-
er people who conferred a large num-
ber of first and second degrees. Mr..
Harry Jones, master of the Wood River
Grange, gave an instructive address on
grange work and left the brethren and
sisters here we'll pleased with the visit
and well posted in the workings of the
society.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Dooley entertain
ed for New Years feast their children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Church Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. Glenn Kershner.
The dance at Besslen on New Years
night from all accounts was a very
pleasant affair.
Ansel Carnegie and Curtis Sine have |
embarked in a new business. They |
have bought from A. C. Kershner the |
hay baling machine formerly owned by |
Joseph Pitts. and together these two |
young men will make things hum.
Mr.. George Sherman was over to |
Buhl during the past week where he |
made arrangements to enter into the
hay baling business for the winter
Mr.. NJ. Slapsticka of Mohall. North /
is here looking over the coun-
try. probably with view of locating
in some of this sunny country, not so
cold as the Dakotas.
One of the happy incidents of the
happy Christmas season was the we'd
ling of Ralph Hammermaster to Miss
Fena Lehman. The young couple are
keeping house a mile west of Dietrich.
Adolph Lehman spent his school va
,ation at American Falls. returning to-
lay to resume his studies In the Die ]
rich High school. (,
Mr.. Walter Muir of Nampa was
christmas visitor with the family of Is
dr. and Mrs. ]. F. Jenkins. 1
Monday evening the families Of ]. '
}. Houston and F. C. Smith were at S
endants at the show in Shoshone. I
Mrs E. G. Glass and son of Myrtle '
'reek. Oregon, are visiting the family q
{ Mr.. and Mrs. Crist. 4
Mrs. F. H. Holbrook has returned
rom visit to her parents In Nebras- d
a. \
Barbara Grewell is spending a week p
nth her sister. Mrs. c. ]. Wells. in t
.enyon. where she is teaching. 8
Mr.. Beckett Grewell spent Christmas
eek with his parents. L
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Donovan and little II
aughter, Florence, hafe moved to a
winza- Mr.. Donovan. however. has S
me work here for while which he is