Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-03-07
DIETRICH.

S. A. Bate, ST.. has been suffering
with lame back for the past week.
e. e. Estes has returned from a so
journ OF several weeks at the coast.
Percy Smith lost one OF his ans
horses few days since.
Sfr. and Mrs. George Saviers with
George Jr. spent Sunday with Mrs.
Savers parents.
n. o. Nelson has moved his house
farther south on his hill farm. thus
taking in better scenery, he says.
Lem O'Conner is In charge of the
Frees "a m while the family is away
helping Mr.. Frees in search of health.
Air. and Mrs Ira Jewett returned
home Tuesday from two months Wis
it with relatives at Mt. Vernon, Wash.
Fred Harrison is building an addi-
ton to his house on his farm three
miles south Of the station.
Leonard Bridge has recently moved
4 house onto his farm south OF Dietrich
and will soon occupy the same.
Mr. and Mrs. s. f. Kilker visited
with the families Of j. ]. Murphy and
Percy Smith last Sunday.
The hay baliag crews are laid or
temporararily waiting for better
roads and more cars.
Mr. Nelson, father of Mrs. Charles
Grant. has removed his family to their
new horie in the southwest part of the
tract.
Kaaey Crist. and Vance Shellman
took a ob-sleigh and load OF the girls
and Soldier boys Thursday to Shoshone
to see the movies.
W. O. Hamilton has returned from
his visit to Yakima. Wash, and reports
the season sufficiently advanced there
for spring pio~ing.
I lie q. ). L. is increasing the ac-
e5ramods; .uns OF it's part % the village
i.y a,i.ing more car residences Tor the
! cnefil OF section hands.
Wednesday evening a party wsa
vIven Mrs. Glenn Kershner at her
home In celebrating her birthday ami
versafy,
A. Z Kershner last Saturday became
the owner of the ]. D. Turner property
In Dietrich, and has since sold it to
+ T.lhr Hn xgff 70
will occupy it,
A. NJ Casper and d c. Casper have
arrived on the Dietrich tract from
Star. Idaho. bringing with them two
car loads of horses, cows and house
hold goods.
Work has commenced in the work Of
adding a 7roh 10 the depo. J.iil,ling on
the north side thereof. T'.s porch is
Ia hc ,ns lnsrd wits so.ey 'cs, thus
ing Z; srnme' s'cepi1. room for
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark x
l.. p. Mustard went to Richfield We'd
lrd thence to the Magic Dam. where
ne will be engaged a month or more
working for the Irrigation Company
n putting in new head gate at the
Reservoir.
Chris f.. Frees. left in bad physical
condition condition from his recent at
ack of flu and pneumonia. has go1e to
,hoshone for treatment of his present
,ilments. Mrs Frees and the children
accompany him in search for his for
ner health.
Fred d. Most and family who re-
emily sold the former King ranch to
cloise Snider of Hattiesburg. Miss.
re- to move to ranch north Of Sho-
hone tor a one years tenancy. Then,
dr. Most. being a wise man, will come
,ack to Dietrich Precinct.
A progressive nightly party was
.ive1 at the hotel last Saturday even
ng. under the auspices Of Mrs F. c.
;mith and Mrs Kaney Christ. w. L.
,atterson won the high five prize
nd Miss Susie Harris won easily the
ooby prize.
The correspondent is informed by
hose in charge that great preparations
r. being made for the welcoming re-
eption of our returning soldiers next
'gesdty evening al the high school au-
forum. All indications now point.
, the greatest gathering Of our people
hat Dietrich has seen in many day.
he soldiers who are now home from
.ainiag camp or battle field are: Alva
. Kepford, T. \. Gunderson, j. r
inson Floyd Brotzman Ansel B-
arnegie. Harry Gage, samuel Hughes,
q w Satory. Frank j. Scheihing,
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