Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-08-30
DIETRICH.


Jesus saith unto them, did ye never
read in the scriptures, The stone
which the builders rejected, the same
is become the head of the corner. This
is the Lords doing, and it is marvell-
Gus in our eyes Matthew HAP.
Dietrich is apparently a bit of useless
material, continuously set at naught
and rejected by the builders who pride
themselves as experts in the construc-
ton of the National edifice. But
small and helpless, we are at thefront
in every movement to assist our Ma
tional Government in overcoming the
Huns. In every call for funds we have
promptly responded with more than
our assigned quota, and feel a pardon
able pride in being the possessor of
the beautiful flag we won by being the
first to report on the Third Liberty
Bond issue. And now comes our last
glory The Salvation Army. than
which there is no more Christ-like or
ganization on earth, is doing a good
work for the soldiers. They asked the
public to help them to the extent of
several million dollars. Our quota
was only one hundred dollars. Miss
Bertha Patterson was appointed the
captain III Charge VI iiltS dilNC, Will
Harry Gage, L. p. Mustard, Helen
Zimmerman and Mrs. H. z. Cornell as
assistants. Miss Tinnella Leitheiser,
Mrs. Christ, Mrs. Clark Myrtle Bor-
den and Claude Myers, solicitors. One
days effort resulted in raising S155.35
for this noble ease. Our people never
weary in well doing Verify. in all
good work to help the army of the
L. II,
corner.
Mrs. Earl P. King and her two sons
have returned from a protracted visit
with friends in Montana, and will oc-
cupy the Mrs. Williams residence in
the north part of town.
Miss Amelia Tanburg, grand -daugh-
ter of A C. Kershner, has arrived
from Mohan. North Dakota, and will
be a pupil in our schools the coming
winter. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kershner
went as far as Butte to meet the
young lady.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. C. Stewart of Twin
Falls were over Sunday visitors with
their friends, Mr.. and Mrs. George d. |
SAVERS Mr. Stewart is the efficient |
Deputy Assessor of Twin Falls county |
j. E. Houston in order to better ac-
cOmInOQdle MS large lfiue WlIu the |
farmers of the Dietrich tract is erect
ing a thirty-fo addition to hIs store
building which will greatly facil:t:.te
his handling of merchandise for every |
body and will mail sacks fo:' Uncle
Sam.
Lyal Shellman and Leslie Eddy are
two of our brave boys over in France
who have been severely wounded in
our battles with the enemy the former
with a piece of shell in the leg and
the latter in the face. Both are being
well cared for in hospitals.
The party which the ladies of the
Catholic church gave last Saturday
night for the benefit of the church was
in all respects a successful and enjoy
able occasion. The refreshments SER
ed were good enough to set before
King or Pope, the sociability was fra
ternal, and nice little sum came into
the church treasury for incidental ex-
penses.
Threshing grain goes steadily on
and the yields are much better than
they have ever been before. We all
feel happy in the realization that we
have enough and to spare. and are
thus able to furnish some of the sub
stantials for the boys who are making
it possible for us to live in a great
and glorious free country.