Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-03-15
DIETRICH

session of two forties they have bough
near the school house, on the west sid,
thereof
Mrs. Vance Shellman who has beer
i'll for some weeks left Tuesday night
for Southern California where she will
receive hospital treatment for her all
ments.
Mrs. Probart was down from Sho-
shone rendering efficient services as
nurse for Mrs. Shellman until the lat
ters departure for California, whom
she accompanied as far as Ogden.
Having closed the deal for the Jen-
kins farm southeast of Dietrich, Mr.
and Mrs. Claspill will move out there
at once and commence the many con-
templatetd improvements thereon.
Mr.. George D. SAVERS and family
will move into the Methodist parsonage
so soon as the Classpils have vacated
it for their new home.
]. F. Jenkins and family will occupy
the Jones property at the north end or
Main Street, until Mr.. Jenkins shall
decide upon his future movements.
Vance Shellman has for some weeks
been engaged il making tthe crop re-
port for the Irrigation Company. He
has given more than usual attention
to this matter, which will doubtless
serve a useful purpose.
FOR SALE-Full blooded O.IC. sows,
bred to farrow April and May. E. r.
Gage, Dietrich, Idaho. st
John D. Turner and family have NOV
ed from their house in town to the
farm formerly occupied by Gladhart
southwest of town, where John and all
the boys will become successful food
producers.
Henry Olde1burg and family have
moved into the house in the northeast
part of town formerly owned and oc-
cupied by Joe Gilmore. Henry is now
in the employ of o. E. Borden in his
lumber and coal business Mr.. Bor-
den has taken the agency for the Max
well automobile and will doubtless find
Henry a mighty handy man in handl-
ing the intricate machinery thereof
L. P. and Mrs. Mustard were Sho-
shone visitors last Tuesday evening.
Mrs Curtis Sine last Tuesday night
at the hospital in Shoshone became the
mother of a bright and beautiful baby
girl
FOR SALE-Certifed Melted Gem seed
potatoes. E. r. Gage Dietrich, Ida. At
Lyal Shellma1 who has worried his
fother by being a little slow in the
line made up for it by
getting in two letters one day this /
week LyaI is not with his regiment
now as he was relagated to some hos /
pital experience and left in England. /
He writes from Winchester.
SEED OATS
Good seed oats for sale, Frank. ]. (
Mathis, Dietrich, Idaho.
Bruce Walker is building a neat and
east of town. That is now a well popu-
lated farm having three generations of
people upon its fertile acres. And if
they keep on building it might rival
this town for dwellings.
r. L. Cantrell is building a good and
house on his farm south of
the Joy place, southeast of town, which
will be occupied by the family as soon
as completed.
The Edwards family consisting of
'ather, mother and five children. from
7erndale, Oregon, arrived last wednes-
lay and viii farm the Urfer place out
owards Besslen.
Miss Dacie Van Zant who lives out
star Lakeward is seriously i'll with the
measles.
Last Monday Oscar Kennedy bought
good team of horses from R. Randle-
nan and Mr.. Neilsson bought another
rom Warner Patterson.
The reporter cannot deny himself the
1easure of quoting a few lines from
letter recently received from his son
lieut.. e. P. King now at Camp Jack
on. Columbia, South Carolina. He
avs:
Taken as whole am learning to
ke the soldier game greatly, though :
was a mighty hard one for me who .
ad been at inside work for a lifetime
elbow has to be made over or rather
lken apart and rebuilt to SUIT the |
-ny idea. and its mighty hard. I am :
owever. in better shape than ever q
ave been. Am Is pounds heavier =
ian when I came in. 1t has made me =
lightly fit and has been tthe best thing o
ossible for me. We are splendidly -
d and taken care of. Our cooks are =
'lendidly trained. and it would take al
! Al hotel chef to beat those we have b'
ith our company. I find my IDEAS Of tn
a CHANGING cOnsidera bly toward q lii