Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-06-14
DIETRICH
W.SS-

Mrs. Crist, president OF the Red
Cross Auxiliary for Dietrich has har1-
ed the reporter statement Of the
auxiliary OF its doings since April.
SO far as We know there has bee
no published report from Dietrich OF
what the Red Cross ladies here have
been doing. The ladies have furnish
ed the Shoshone Society the follow
ing: IS dish towels, Is dish cloths,
1e suits OF pajamas. I pairs OF wrisr-
lets, helmess, 3 sweaters. and $50 :
so in cash Is the net pToceedc from z
dance al Besslel- Although Mrs Cr,Er
was asked by the Shoshone ladies 20
have her report ready for the anr--
Ters2ry entertainment TO be held IN
Shoshone, and did so. she was not
called upon 70 present IL a the meet
ing. the ladies OF all the other Red
{ Cross societies OF the county were
/ And these reports were all published
in the Journal. but never a word
from Dietrich II Is q wei knoTn
fact the men Of the Dietrich tr-ct are
generally ignored by Shoshone. But
We hope the ladies OF Shoshone have
not caught the habit from their liege
lords.
Mrs. Joe Keefer and Mrs. Norman.
Of Salt Lake City, were visiting Mrs
Joy last Friday.
Lewis E. Joy has returned from a
few days stay In Shoshone, where he
has been engaged In plastering work
r. ]. Hill is one of the ditch riders
Of the Dietrich tract Hill can't
swear any, and II goes against the
grain to hear the other fellows shoot
Oh their explosives about big heat
and little water. He had 4 bad run-
away one day this week. badly using
up q good young horse.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Patterson re-
turned last Sunday from = month's
visit to the old-time scenes and
friends Ia the Middle West. Thor
were pleased with their trip. ". T.
says that getting down to work again
sadly reminds him that
Plasures are like poppies spread.
You seize the flower fts bloom d shsd.
Or like the snow dake on the rivef.
moment white then melts forvver.
j. ". Patterson and . car load of
friends we're fishing Sunday A. tie
reporter got none Of the trout he ~
no big yarn about the catch.
Mrs. Harrison, mother OF Fred Har-
rison. u here from Phoenix, Arizona,
to make this her permanent home.
Water users had . meeting Tues
day night and talked over their
wrongs In no uncertain way. A large
committee was appointed, Who
promptly called on the Irrigation
Company at Riehdeld and returned
with assurances of better treatment.
Hon. ]. n Clark attended a meet
Ing of the Democratic Co. Committee
Tuesday evening at Shoshone and
was sent as delegate to the State
Convention to meet in Boise. He and
Mrs Clark we're Salt Lake City visit
ors recently.
The Red Cross at Shoshone are to
have a carnival on the Fourth of July
which Is on the cards to be one OF
the biggest celebrations OF that great
day.
Some of the metallic substances
connection with the telephone in Bor-
den's store we're melted yesterday.
No, it was not on account OF the nat
ural heat 1t was the talking done
into il by Estes and Kennedy In ad-
dressing the Irrigation Company. Il
appears that by reason OF some over
sight Morrison's maintenance and op-
GRAFTON tax had not been paid. Claude
Myers was using all the water he
could get and crying for more. The
Company shut OF the water, without
warning, it is said Estes and Ken
nedy were also irrigating. Their
water comes through the same gate
as Morrison's- Shut one, shut adj.
The Irrigation Company. when It
laid out the Dietrich townsite gave a
park to the people of the young city.
This park has been used by the Com
pany for several yelrs in producing
alfalfa hay. Now il Is used as
horse pasture by the Company, who
have named IL Horse Heaven Park"
Whip the Hun