Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-02-27
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DIETRICH PRECINCT NOTES

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Mary Anne, The little two months
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cantrell,
died at the home three miles south
east of Dietrich, Tuesday morning.
The death Of the child was sudden, no
illness preceding the day of her death.
She was taken violentl ill and died in
short time with what is supposed to
have been pneumonia.
Mrs Leitheiser has been attending
the children of the Morrow and Nc
Clure families, several of whom have
been down with the flu, but are now
on the way TO recovery.
Thomas Edwards is in the coast
country lookin after his real estate
business there.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gage have re-
turned from a four month visit to
many of their old time friends in
Michigan.
F. w Zimmerman and Claude
Freidline have received another Of
those fine registered Scotch cattle
from Wanatchee, male of the ia
nous Scotch breed. from which they
are proposing TO build up an excellent
dairy herd.
Rev. Meiklejohn went 10 Nampa
Monday returning in time for service
in the Methodist church Wednesday
evening.
our soldier boys met in Tie school
house Tuesday evening. fifteen beng
present, and proceeded with the organ
ization Of Zimmerman -Satory Post No.
81. Their charter having been received
the post organized with o. W. Bate
as post commander. Claude Friedline
as vice commander, Clarence Anderson
as adjutant and the following execu-
tive committee: Jack Pense, Ansel
Carnegie, Harry Gage and John Bate.
The post viii meet again next Tues
day and thereafter every two weeks,
in a basement room Of the school
house. a basket social will be given
in the near future.
A week ago last Sunday a high
cast wind prevailing tore the barb
wire from the fense of Theodore Dor
meier down on a dry farm near
Owinza, rolled it up and blew it into
the Dietrich tract 4 great search
was made for the strangely missing
property and some of it was found.
And now it is the consensus of scien-
tfc opinion that the wind didn't do it.
Rev. Meiklejohn and Mrs. lie Verne
Shellman were dinner guests Of Mrs.
King Sunday.
The post office at Dietrich is be-
coming a first class place to help peo-
pie out of difficulties. Tuesday the
office received the following post card
from Bliss: Man in Dietrich named
Blank ran off with my wife. He is !
welcome to her. I don't want her but |
I want him. He owes me for cow.
Will be in Dietrich this week. /
(signed) P. s."
Received too late for last publication.
Rev. Hanhardt come down from
Nampa with his friend. Rev. Meilzle-
John, and visited with him last Friday.-
]. P. Woods has sold his place known
Is the former Frank Hayman farm and
he Woods family will go to the coast.
Mrs. Kaney Crist has returned frfom
Boise where she spent two weeks TAX
ng care of the Joe A. Harbert family
n their sickness.
sese
Mrs. Mustard has been sick this week
ut is now recovering.
Rufus Anderson and c. T. Norris re-
urned Tuesday from Boise, where they
fere looking for road work for them
elves and teams They made an en-
agement to commence about March
rst.
Kaney Crist took advantage of Mrs.
rist's absence from home and bought
n automobile of the Chevrolette breed.
Mrs. Shellman made hurried trip to
hoshone Sunday night and returned
uesday. =
A little girl baby was born to Mr. q
Id Mrs. C. +. Vowel on Tuesday. the n