Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-11-21
THURSDAY NOV. 27

DIETRIcH-sEssLEN NOTES ,
O.. o. Gunderson has returned from
a business trip to Ontario. Oregon
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Gunderson and
Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Scooter were at Sho-
shone on business Tuesday
Rufus Anderson and his mother vir-
ginia Anderson. automobiled to Je-
rome and returned Tuesday
$3.50
Cards are out inviting a large cont
pany to attend a masque ball at the
Dietrich hotel Friday evening.
The O. :. L. railroad has its force
OF painters in and about this station
Frightening up all faded places.
Dietrich is now busy shipping six or
seven cars OF potatoes and has already
shipped some 20 cars of baIed hay.
The Besslen folks are to have com
munity Thanksgiving dinner at the
school house in the BessIen district.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Tuttle made
brief visit here Wednesday. Mrs. Tut
tie is destined 10 Arizona as a health
movement
J. p. Kelly returned home Tuesday +
after several weeks of hard riding
looking after and rounding up cattle
on the range.
Miss Zimmerman, who is engaged in
the county superintendent's office. at
Gooding, wah an over Sunday visitor
Mt the home of her parents
The Rev and Mrs. Ward, of Denver.
IRE visiting Miss Stella Darnen one of
The Dietrich teachers. Wednesday Mr.
Ward delivered a highly appreciated
address to the pupils of the school
George Singleton has arrived with
-ar Of goods preparatory to taking .
'ossession Of the J. W. Patterson farm
-hieh he has recently bought Of o. l.
'.sirer.
j. +. Houston last Friday was called
o the home of his parents in Nebraska
n account of the very serious illness (
( his mother. \ late message from a
i'm IS TO the effect that his mother is
lightly improved
&
Clarence Anderson. who is assistant f
ostmaster and also j. l. Houston's $
tore assistant. is the busiest man in
lese parts just now. heroieally trying
} do two mems work in Houston's alb Y
snce. and is accomplishing the task T
l first class order. :
Vaccination of the school children
as performed Tuesday by Dr. Dill and =
lie county nurse Several of the lit :
e fellows were badly frightened at :
hat they regarded as an unnecessary
I'll. and tainted to express their hor- te
II of the performance.
ssss
Mr.. and Mrs. Mustard. Jack Pense W
Id Mary Crist, AR and Mrs Crist. pl
ance Shellman and Clarence Ander- OF
n were among the Dietrich crowd cl
no attended the vaudeville show at m
loShone Tuesday night. II is report
that Clarence and Kaney Crist de-
rted their company in the rear OF a bx
III filled hall and occupied specially mr.
served seats in front OF the bald no
AIDED row. In
an
Please pardon the writer OF the Die 90
en- items for not having any of them
last weeks issue. They were mailed
right. They We're put in the mail N,
X all right. The sack was put on -
: train all right They are like their ,,r,
thor-when they start it is hard to -
y them. So they went on without
Fing any respect TO Shoshone. Prob -
y the editor win be kind enough to 'ei
e them TO you this week.
Last weeks items. These items the
re not received at the Journal office Iel
il Sunday morning. Nov. 1e. al vi,
ugh the Dietrich post mark shows hsi
m 70 have been mailed Thursday, ter
18th. The delay was doubtless on
to what our Postmaster General OF
entity designated as our 'AIiracu- Au'
5" mail service) oeh
f. Houston has artists from N
ding decorating the new house. fort
''ss hot,
orn to Mr.. and Mrs Joe A. Harbert ily
Friday evening Nov eth. 1919 com
The proud father who is an ac- the