Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-02-13
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, DIETRICH PRECINCT NOTES :
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and Mrs. Curtis Sine, is seriously i'll. /
Mrs. Marie Burton, nee Grewell, was
week end visior with her parents
here.
Reports from r. F. snodgrass are
to the effect that his health is rapidly
improving in California.
Ben Hart is building a pretty sleep
ing porch on his new bachelor house
and a suspicion exhists that Ben is
threatening matrimony.
J. NJ. Clark passed through on
nineteen Tuesday. He dropped his
baggage at the depot saying he would
be back in a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyan SheIlman, from
PocatelIo. are visiting friends in and
about Shoshone and Dietrich this
week on a honeymoon tour.
George SAVERS, erstwhile a Die
trich citizen, has been wrestling with
the flu down at Twin Falls, but is re-
ported as getting well.
A goodly number of Dietrich men
attended the water users meeting at
Shoshone Monday and are elated over
the unanimous determination to fight
for their just rights.
Our soldier boys who are organizing
a post of the American Legion have
meeting at the school house Tues
day evening at which time they expect
to receive their charter.
s. s. King has bought the Simpson
building which has ben occupied by
the Highway Commissioners and Mr..
King as offices. It is the purpose
of the purchaser to fit up and i'm
prove the place the coming summer.
Remember the Halloweil concert
Friday. the 18th. at Baugh Theatre.
given by the ex-service men. After
the concert there will be a dance at
the X. P. Hall.
o. E. Borden went to Salt Lake the
first of the week on business that is
unknown to the general public. but is
supposed to be for knocking the stuff
fling out Of the high cost of coal lum-
Der and hardware.
Mrs. L. P Mustard returned Tues I
day from a visit to Richfield and Pc I
gari. greatly to the relief of her board (
ers at the hotel who have putting UP
with the cooking of 1fsssrs- Mus
tard and Pense.
Born-sunday evening. February
s. 1920. to Mr.. and Mrs Claude Ny
ers. daughter This ten pound baby
girl is sufficiently attractive to have
called her relatives. Mrs Leitheiser
and Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Bate for a Wis
it to Gooding to see her, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Witherbee. son-in-law
and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Williams. have moved here from
Twin Falls and joined the Williams
family on the Tonseth place Mr.
witherbee has leased the Brotzman
place which he viii farm the coming
season.
Rev. and Mrs. AIeiklejohn have re-
turned to their home in Nampa for
the time beine. AR Meiklejohn has
greatly interested the community in
his protraeted church services here
and it is understood he viii return
here next week and continue twice
week services for an indefinite
period
\ number of our people were meet
ing with the Shoshone people Tuesday
evening discussing the feasibility Of
bringing a milk condenser plant to
Shoshone There is no doubt but
such an enterprise would be Of great
benefit to the farmers of the tract.
1t is generally understood that milk
for condensing brings a better price
than milk for butter.
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Among the recent arrivals on num-
Der was Lady Queechie Of Wenatche
the Third No. the Lady is not q
member Of some royal family of Eu-
rope. She is a beautiful seven months
old heifer of the advanced registry
strain of Ayrshire breed of dairy cat
tie, consigned to F. w Zimmerman
the first Of a trio that Mr. Zimmerman
md his nephew, Claude Friedline. in
tend to have shipped here TO start ?
small herd Of this famous Scotch