Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-06-06

VOL. ~
DIETRICH -BEssLlN NOTES
Roland Bruce of Shoshonc is helping
Ira Jewstt with his spring work this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Painter have taken
over the Charles Grant property and
are busy putting in potatoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Nelson enter
tanned the Besslen young folks at a So
cial dance Saturday evening.
Mrs. j. Anton John and children re-
turned last Wednesday from a two
weeks visit out in Washington among
relatives.
Mrs. A. V. v. Stewart and daughter
Esther, of San Diego, California, are
here visiting the Floyd Gage family
Mrs. Stewart being a twin sister OF
Mrs. Gage.
Mrs. Ella Snodgrass is visiting her
son, B. F. Snodgrass. and family. Mrs
5nodgrass comes from Kansas, where
she has resided for the past year and a
half.
The Misses Tillie and Martha Schei-
hing of Guthrie, Oklahoma, are visiting
relatives here and will probably spend
the summer among them.
Dwight LaGrand, who left here a
year ago and has resided at Davenport.
Iowa, has returned with his wife and
baby to Dietrich. probably to remain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Cleve. who have
resided in Dietrich for the past year,
have returned to their former home on
the coast. Mrs. Van Cleve is a sister
of Mrs. S. A. Bate, Sr.
Mrs. C. H. Matson and the children,
Mrs. S. S. King and Mrs. E. p. King
were auto travellers to Shoshone We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Culbertsoa and
the children attended the movies at
Shoshone Saturday evening.
Mrs Joe Harbert is purposing start
ing Sunday for visit to old friends
and relatives in Missouri.
Claud Myers and family now occupy
the Methodist parsonage. 1t is said
they will go to the north country soon
TO spend the summer.
Wesley Edwards is now having a
glorious time baching in the former
home of w. o. Hamilton, recently
bought by Thomas Edwards.
Milton Jennings, father of Mrs. Crist.
is here from Loveland. Colorado. and
win probably spend the summer here.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Joy are at Grin
nell, Iowa, for protracted stay, and
may not be back to enjoy the blessings
of Dietrich until fall.
At 2:SO DR.. John Pierson, Field
Worker of the Society of Friendless"
viii speak. The public is cordially in
vited.
Last Sunday evening Ira Jewett and
Fred H. Palmer started on fishing
expedition up north, and as they |
haven't come back yet we are short on
fish stories, but expect the usual sup /
ply when they arrive.
Mrs. Leonard Bridges grandfather.
Mr. Statia, is visiting the Bridge fam
lily. There are four generations in that
household now: Mrs. Bridges grand
father her mother, Mrs. Scott; herself
and her two children.
Some Of the farmers are cutting their
alfalfa, not because it is ready for cut
ting, but because the heavy frosts of a
week ago make that probably the best
thing TO do.
Church Services at Dietrich
An interesting program is being pre-
pared by the lecture committee Of
Dietrich Grange for this Friday night. ,
A number of new members are to be
initiated. and then follows ice cream !
and cake. to be served by the refresh I
ment committee. I
Yes, it blew q little on the Dietrich !
tract last Friday. May 80. Perry Chap
nan had out in the storm a team Of =
horses and wagon with hayrack. +
When he sought to drive north present ?
ng a broadside to the wind. one little. !,
roung, gentle zephyr struck his outfit A
lmidships. hurting Perry and tiic hay y
ack over in the road, resulting in 4 .
Iislocated wrist. -
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Last Friday Mr.. and Mrs. Howes and n,
hildren of Haley were visitors with ~
be family of S. f. Kilker. On Satur- n
ay Mrs. Howes and her brother, 5. f. II
,ilker, started for their old home at q,
e Mars, Iowa, for short visit. Mr..
loves returning home to look after his
and Mrs. Kilker staying at I
ONE. taking care of the kiddies duringi
leir mothers absence.
tn
G.. A. Paschal of Charlton. Iowa. I.
,ent last Sunday visiting in and about co
ietrich. This spring be bought We