Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-05-09
DIETRICH CHURCH NOTES

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l1;sO P. NJ. Sunday School 2:3t
Preaching, A Mothers Day" Ser.
mon by the pastor.
The Public very cordially invited.
DIETRICH -BEssLIN NOTES
MrsMerie Burton and brother, Beck
EFT Grewell. were shopping in Goodine
Wednesday
Elkanah Crist is sick with an un-
defined Illness that keeps him at home
with high fever.
Mr. NJ Jennings. of Loveland, Colo
father of Mrs Crist, is here for Wis
/ it, probably for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs F C Smith are attending
the Junior Prom Dance at Shoshone
this Friday evening
Mr. and Mrs S King were dinner
guests of Mrs E P King, in Dietrich,
Tuesday.
A f Crnegie is building an addition
to his residence in Dietrich, forme ely
the Joe Gilmore property
The o 2 Borden residence has be-
come much improved place by the
addition Of a large, well built and at
tractive porch on the cast front
Mr. and Mrs Merr1feld and daughter
do vic,
itors with Mr.. and Mrs F c Smith of
Dietrich
The uncertainty with which irriga-
tion water flows and ceases to flow in
the channels of the Dietrich tract is
somewhat like F'innegan and Flame
gan's railroading of "Off agin, on agin,
gone agin
Mrs o E Borden, Mrs E Houston
Mrs George SAVERS and Mrs Earl p
King arc a hopeful quartette who are
seeking relief from the ills of life BY
way of osteopathy at Gooding.
The property of Mr. and Mrs She'll
man on North Main Street, has been
sold to ] H Herbert, of Idaho Falls.
and are now occupying the premesis.
The reporter understands that a
dance will be given at the Dietrich
hotel Saturday night at which a re-
eurned soldier, Clarence Anderson, will
be the guest of honor.
Mr. and Mrs ] NJ Clark have returned I
from an extensive outing for Mr.
Clark's illness Their trip embraced a I
visit to Salt Lake City and thence to !
points along the coast Mr. |
Clark is by no means well and viii 4
spend some more time looking for more
vigorous health before assuming his
duties for the o L
Clarence Anderson, one of our es-
.eemed soldier boys, has returned from
France and is receiving the glad hand
from all his old friends in and about
Dietrich. We understand Clarence viii
visit the family on the coast and viii
likely return again TO Dietrich for his
home
Vance Shellman has been confined
O his house by sicknes for several
LAYS, but is better now and will be able
o look after tn business Of the lrrlga-
ion company again
Fl E Cornell was in Dietrich TUES
law on business connected with his
-acation as civil engineer and con-
ractor
Thos. H. Edwards. who is occupying
he former Urfer place near Besslin,
as bought the Hamilton place. Mr.
Hamilton has made an attractive
lace of the forty acres he improved,
ai4ing in nothing but his efforts to
make apples grow against their seri-
us objections
w T Patterson, who left Dietrich a
week ago a very sick man. has been
perated on in the Twin Falls hospi-
al for internal difficulties that were
ard 60 diagnose. The operation re-
called a baby diseased kidney with a
lrge abcess. He has suffered intensity
nd permanent recovery is uncertain.
] II Harberr who bought the She'll
aan place, is at work among farmers
nd business men of Dietrich precinct, I
n a proposition that commends itself
o the people here as worthy OF con-
liberation. A corporation has been
ormed. of which Mr. Harbert and his
artner are at the head. The are pro-
osing to take themselves about $4,000
tock in the enterprise and will ask the
armers and business men to takeabout
s. 600 in stock With this money to be !
aid in monthly iastallments, a small
,iu is to be. erected at Dietrich. capa-
lie of making the flour and mill stuff {
yanted here The project looks we'll
'arefully organized and honestly con- I
ucted, such an enterprise would be OF
reat benefit to the people of Dietrich
nd vicinity. Loosely organized and
ishonestfy or incompetently managed
may become failure over which