Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-10-24
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DIETRicH-BEssLEN NOTES

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Three new pupils were added to the
Dietrich high school this week.
Besslen schools have installed new
heating and lighting apparatus.
The school Board has ordered new
apparatus for indoor exercises in our
schools.
Mrs. ]. A. Bailey has returned from
two weeks visit to friends in Olym-
pia, Washington.
Misses Helen, and Ruth Kingston
were weekend visitors, home from
their school work at Glenns Ferry.
Wesley Edwards and Gene Nelson
were up from Camp Whitney, Burley,
visiting their respective homes.
Mrs. Ira Towne and some of the chill
dren are i'll with an ailment suggest
ing the possibility of the flu.
Monson Brothers Garage, Phone 112
will do any kind OF hauling or drayage
work with their big Gary truck.
The Dietrich schools will observe
Roosevelt day next Monday with a
progrem ad fitting exercises.
w. c. Kershner, j. r. Smith, A. E.
Carnegie, j. ]. Murphy and Ben Hart
are serving on the jury in Shoshone
this week.
The country school. about six miles
southeast of Dietrich commenced Mon
day with 16 pupils. in charge Of Miss
Cloe Darnell as teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Howes, from
HALEY, were visiting Mrs. Howe's
brother. S. z. Kilker. returning Sun
day
Joe A. Harbert has sold his place.
formerly the Washburn property. to
L. E. Fletcher who, with his family
win take possession about Dec.1st.
Myrtle Borden was home over Sun
day from Pocatello where she is at
tending school at the Idaho Techni-
cal institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cnlbertson were re-
cent auto visitors 10 Twin Falls
Sunday school recently organized at
Besslen is largely attended.
sss.
c. II. Matson and T. {. Smith left (
Thursday for the mountains to round /
up their herds of cattle for the win
ter feeding.
Mr.. and Mrs. George English were
dinner guests at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Edwards. Sunday. and
have left for their new home at Sno-
homish, Washington.
Alwyn Randleman has returned from
his service in the Navy with an honor
lble discharge, and viii give his at
ention to farm with his brother
The State Highway Commission has
/ force of engineers now surveying a
inefor the Roosevelt highway from
Shoshone to Pocatello. flApm which
'OtAtl DiOAtltA lQItc tS CONTINUING Il
urvey of the same proposed route to
Yellowstone Park.
At a recent meeting of Dietrich high
way commissioners the board bought
rock crusher and bin for the use of
he district. Ii seems to be exceed
ngly expensive to keep highways in
epair with clay srfaceing. where there
) much heavy traffic. The board will .
robably do a little repairing-as
luch as limited finances will admit
ach year with crushed rock, thus
laking start on permanent work.
A. f. Carnegie was appointed by
lie County Commissioners. at their
cent session. to be Justice of the
eace for Dietrich precinct, and has
,ceptcd the appointment He has
ed his oath of office and official bond
hich, however, must await the appro-
II of the County Commissioners at
cir November meeting. the 10th In 3
& mean time we shall be able to set
our little difficulties and disagree
ents without a trip to the county
at-and let us hope they will not be
any.
pess
The Ellison White Chautauqua is
its first entertainment for
Dietrich course at the high school
ditorium, Saturday evening. Nov.
J. Tickets for this and subsequent
'grams have been placed in the
nds Of the school pupils and are al
dy giving promise Of a large atten-
ice. The course for this winter will
opened with q lecture by Case c.
ssinger who has recently come 10
front as one OF the famous lectur-
of Illinois. While yet young
ugh to be known as the Boy Ora
- he is yet old enough to be a SEN
r in his state.
)TlcE OF ANNUAL MEETING.