Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-03-21

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Mrs. Elkanah Crist in Dietrich, Sunday
Charles Chapman purchased a fine
team of horses at the GreweH sale a.
week ago raying s525OO for same.
c. p Chapman is now the owner of
the fine Jeresy COW formerly the prop
erty of o. f. Borden.
The work Of baling hay has been re-
sumed at the farm of Frank Mathis
since the weather has become settled.
Mrs J. w. Patterson with her three
little children and accompanied by Miss
Nita Eddy have gone to join Mr.. Pat
terson at the new home near Kuna.
Ira Towre has been appointed by the
Highway board to be one of the Com
missioners, IN place Of L. p. Mustard,
resigned
J. f. Wolfe one of the present own
ers of the Charles Johnson place.
went up the HALEY branch yesterday
buying oats
F. C. Young underwent a minor sur
gical operation at Dilrs hospital, in
Shosho1e last week. being the removal
of a tIImcr from the mouth.
Frank Rinhart is on the sick list this
week making it necessary for Mrs. Rim
hart to take his place operating the
school wagon.
Leonard Bridge is building a COM
Portable lew residence on the farm
lately bought by him in the southwest
part of the precinct.
Mrs. Fiitchie Houston last Friday re-
ceived message from Nebraska bear
ing the sad news of the death Of her
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Sutter of Twin
Falls and Mr.. Sooter's mother have
moved onto the Scheidman place form
erly occupied by Harry Nelson.
Mrs ]. E. Houston spent Tuesday in
Shoshone
All the high school basket ban experts
are in Shoshone for glory in the great
game this Friday.
On last Thursday number of the
neighboring women gathered at the
home of Mrs. j. ]. Murphy and engaged
in the old time jolly industry of sew
ing carpet rags.
John Brush, the blacksmith for the
Idaho Irrigation Co. While sheeine a
team of horses in the shop at Dietrich,
was seriously injured by being thrown
under them and tramped upon H. is
being cared for by DR.. Field at shosh-
one
a Farm Bureau meeting was held the
evening Of the 18th instant at the home
of E. f. Gage to perfect an organic
alton for the coming season.
Ira Towne was recently stricken with
o. severe stomach and bowel trouble,
necessitating his renewal to DR. Fields
Hospital in Shoshone
n. d Baird, former resident of the
precinct, stopped off hero over Sunday
visiting old friends. Mr. Baird was
discharged from the Z. s. Marines rec
emily having been stationed at Mare
Island,and goes from here to Texas
and Oklahoma looking over the oil
fields, I'd probably investing.
Lieutenant c. H. Whitney. son-in-
law of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Patterson.
met with a serious accident Thursday.
Going from here to Shoshone, accomp-
aaied by c. II. Hornaman, their car
was run into from the rear by another
car recklessly driven. their car was
badly wrecked and Mr. Whitney suff-
cred broken arm.
The grand welcoming reception
which Dietrich precinct is preparing
for the returning soldiers, post -poned-
once on account of flu, is now set for
Friday evening April 4th. A that time
# no providences prevent the high
school auditorium viii be filled with
patriotic men and women honoring the
BOYS who have been in the army.
Mrs j. d. Turner is reported to have
oined the great majority of the pre-
,inct, and is suffering with q delayed
.ase of the flu.
Several friends of Mrs. S F. KiIker
made up surprise party IaSt sunday
md helped Mrs Kilker celebrate her
-th birthday. Those present were Mr..
nd Mrs. Edwin Gage. and Bruce; Mr.
1d Mrs. 5. A. Bate Sr., Mr.. and Mrs
; A. Bate Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
smith and son Daryl, Mrs. J. j. Muir
'hy, n. D. Bard and Floyd Gage. Mrs.
BESSIE Bate furnished the birthday
axe with the necessary number Of can
los and all had an on iowa ble after
Don and dinner
CHURCH SERVICES
Services Sunday, March %, at IL a.
/. Rev. A. Monroe win preach. The
ublic is cordially invited to attend