Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-01-30

Bruce Walker is over from Burley
on business here.
Mrs. J. D. Turner sold her car last
week to Rupert Borden.
Florence Edwards has enrolled as
pupil in the Dietrich high school.
Several land buyers are abroad in
the land about Dietrich this week.
Ben Hart has been having interior
decorations added to his new house
Steve Ballard had the misfortune to
lose his fine horse Chief, a short time
ago.
Bernard Towne has acquitted him
self well as janitor of the school build
ing since Christmas.
Florine Grewell and little nephew,
Vincent Wells. were visitors at Noun
tainhome over the week end.
The Dietrich basket ball boys met
the Beslin farmers at the latter place
last Friday and were beaten.
Mrs. Whitney came over from Bur-
ley last Sunday for a visit TO the fam
lily of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Paterson
Preparations for great rabbit drive
are being made for next Saturday be-
tween the farms of Gunderson and
Suhr.
vacation in doing an excellent job of
in the office room and the
lunch room.
Bliss basket bail boys played the
Dietrich boys Saturday evening and
were defeated by score of 80 to 15.
dance was given
Number IS this morning handled our
pouch of morning papers so slzillfully
as to get them under the wheels anr
cut them into very small bits.
Shoshone basket ban girls will meet
the Dietrich girls at Dietrich Friday
evening for a game. After the game
4 dance will be given at the hotel.
A few new classes were started in /
our schools this semester. Plane ge-
ometry. physical geography. L. 5.
,ivics and Idaho civics and history.
Owing to the prevailing roads Mr..
Miller, our mail man, is getting his car
e. painted in chunks and hunks. He
iays he intends smearing it on smoth
IS soon as the weather will permit.
s. y. Bate. Jr. has won first premi-
I'M on potatoes at fairs held at Poca-
clio. Filler and later AT the all Western
seed show at Denver. Dietrich po-
atoes are now Kings of the Table
specially when grown by Sam Bate
Goodil1 and Clark of the, former
Tunt ranch, have been having trouble
With their well and after drawing the
DDS of the pump and making close ex
mination have decided that the wei
dry We hope this won't happen to
ny more of the wells on this tract
Last Friday night few of the
eighbors gave little surprise on Mr..
nd Mrs. Edd GoodhilI and family and
njoyed themselves with songs.
and music. Mr.. Dwight La
range being the main musician of
lie evening with Mrs. Goodhin accom-
anying on the guitar
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
owne. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Grant and
lildren. Mrs. Ross. Mrs. J. J. Murphy.
r. and Mrs. Percy Smith and child q
n. Glenn Snodgrass. Mr.. and Mrs
wigth LaGrange and son, Sammy. p
ID Miss Nellie Hughes. A midnight Ct
nch was served and an went home in a
e wee hours of the morning after u
My enjoyable time. :"
e'
Rev. Meiklejohn's protraeted meet u
ys are still running in the Methodist w
urch and claiming the utmost at
ition from the large number of peo-
. who attend. SO far his SER .
ms have been of an nudenomination- -
character. strong and eloquent pleas "S
Christian lives. This Wednesday >"
sning at the request of many who &c
We been delighted hearers of the DS
e gentleman he has consented to ~
'ach on the seventh day Sabbath :"
IN the sfandpoint OF the Seventh "s