Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-03-08
DIETRICH

anxious looks in their faces as though
expecting some mel ard motors to
meet them there. They we're dissa-
pointed and carried their well filed and
heavy laden suit cases into the waiting
room The appearance and action Of
the men attracted the eagle eye Of
John Segraaves. and likewise Mrs. Sea
graves. with the Iuuge Of whale and
the speed % rocket John struck out
with q car to get some one TO help him
while Mrs seagraves kept her eye ol
the strangers. In an incredibly short
time John returned and with aim the
sheriff. who forthwith took charge Of
the suftcases and the men. One OF the
boys. seeing that the game was up.
made the fearful remark: I've done
this one time too many" The sheriff
was so impoIite as to carry the men
and sui, cases and whiskey to shoshoae
and thus seriously interfere with i'm
portant commercial relations existing
for a long time between Richfeld and
Besslen.
L. P. Mustard y. E. Patterson. Bruce
Walker, Ralph Walker, clyde Walker.
and wehrly were a happy bunch OF
sightseers who took in the greatness
Of Twin Falls ald its wonderful sur
rounding scenery last Monday.
z. ". Zimmerman, who has for some .
time been priding himself on possess
Ing the finest span Of Young mares in /
the county sold theu last Tuesday for
s5So--including. however. the harness
they wore
Claude Myers ana T. p. Kelley have
boen looking af-er TIE interests Of tle
earlemer down about Blrl=r and Twin
FaHs this week. 1t seems that a small
BIT o- row Is brewing between the
cat. .emea and the sheepmen.
Frans Einehart. w #. Patterson, y.
Vs. Sine and John seagraves are among
the Dietrich patriots who are serving
their country By sitting on tho jury AZ
shoshone this week
1lr and Mrs. Kennedy and daughter.
relatives Of the Bate family. have ar
rived here from Caiifornia to make
their home o. the farm out southwest 7
formerly known as the Miss True land.
The Dietrich Auxiliary Of the Red
Cross under the efficient management
Of Mrs. Crlst, has turned into the /
county society another considerable q
quantity of useful garments fer The
boys over in France.
Master William Patterson usually
known as Buster, son Of ". T. Patter-
son. is sick with pneumonia.
Mrs. Vance Shenman is suffering q
with serious ailments that seem 70
make hospital surgical Treatment nee
essary. q
@. E Borden Is shipping another car
load OF potatoes this week
The Dietrich grange is to have a q
glorious time On Friday night, the 18th. Z
They are TO have a basket ball game
between the Bessleu high school girls
aad those Of Dietrich. Then they are
going TO have baskets Of the finest o
eatables to be auction4d off for tho +
benefit Of the Grange in finance and a
the benefit of the purchaser in food. b
And then they are going 10 have Q 4
in which J.9I. CLARK performs $
the big stunt. p
There are sOrr II Dietrich % car 3
outfits of me- iad appliances Il, ,'7; y
in the laying Il na rails on tts 0.S L b
near here. h
The Dietrich I-'ehTyay Conmiss,rn
nave made the following appointments r
If men who viii do the dragging Of the
-raded roads this season: Frank Rine-
TART. Bruce Walker, William Feshner.
Harley Grewell, James W. Patterson. W
Percy smith and Henry Beach. The NJ
highways are divided up in runs short d
nough that they can all be dragged It
n just the time TO do the most good. IN
nd these men will doubtless look after 81
t in good shape. B'
Mrs. Jenkins and daughter Almeda, lu
-ere Shoshone visitors last Saturday II
Charles Hughes and Rufus Anderson an
ere in Richfieid on business last Tues ar
ay. co
Dwight LAGRANGE was in Shoshone NV
lst Saturday to be examined for army -
srvice but much to his sorrow, was th'
,jected. pa
E. R. Gage was in ShOshone on bust Zee
ass last Tuesday. an
Charley Johnson having an abundant OF
,petite. abundant povender and a cook TO
sufficient genius. found it necessary bre
provide range Of greater capacity. Ga
c. P. Chapman and Ritchie Houston !
ere recent visitors in Shoshone on par
Isiness. Mr.. Chapman brought home der
5 son Franks liberty bond, the pos 70
ssio1 Of which makes him about the pot
ppiest boy on the tract. \
bseh ScNpNf hox-- were rha