Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-03-26
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DIETRICH PRECINCT NOTES Z

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folks go to Richfell Friday night to
put it on there. We wish to thank
those who attended for their patronage
We also extend our thanks to Mrs
Houston our critic, to whom much
credit is due for the plays success.
About one hundred volumes have
been donated to our library mostly
books on History and literature
The new scales that We're ordered
for scientific weighing and measuring
the children have arrived We placed
them in the lower hail and everybody
is weighing themselves.
The proper apparatus for Track and
Field meet has been ordered and is ex-
pected this week. We are going to sho-
shone April 2Srd, to win.
We will observe Arbor day. Friday
April 16. We want all parents to visit
the schools in the afternoon, and why
not bring your noon lunch and stay
all day.
We have two new students in the
seventh grade. Joe Segraves and Roy
AfcGrath, also Warren McGrath in the
second grade.
The Agriculture class is doing good
work in testing milk. They will also
judge horses this week.
The Manual Training boys are max
ing fly traps which mean for every fly
caught now, there will be a thousand
less in August
There will be a social gathering at
the NJ. F. church Saturday evening.
1880. All young people are cordially
invited This also includes all inter-
ested in the church. Come and meet
the new pastor, Mr. Officer
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H. A. Kiset OF White River South
Dakota, was visitor at the families
of Floyd and f. r. Gage the first of
this week.
Frank Root of Phillips South Da-
kota, Travelled over those several hun
dred miles of country last week on a
wheel. landing at Ed. Cages where
he viii work the coming summer.
John w. Satory has returned from a
long visit to old friends and neighbors
about Warsaw, Illinois. looking many
years younger than when he started
on the trip.
Eveline Donovan of Mountain Home
has this week been visitor of Mary
Crist
Mrs. w. ]. Morrow, seriously i'll with
disorders following the flu. has been
taken to the Jones Hospital at Sho-
shone where she is under treatment.
Mr.. Shepherd, formerly of the
North Side tract, and now UNDERSTOOD
o be the President of the Idaho Irri-
;ation Company had a conference
with many OF the employees {
# the Dietrich tract. But little is 1
,nown here of the purposes of the q
irrigation Company for the coming /
eason. 1t is evident that nothing will 9
e done for the benefit of the farmers a
enough of the old management is v
eft on board TO control matters. t
hose supposed to be ditch riders for a
he coming season and who attend at +
.ihchfieId Wednesday: Ollie Bate. s
ack Pense. Harvey Beach Jr. Curtis e
inc, shorty" Roster and ANGEL Car n
egie.
A car load of hogs was picked up w
bout Dietrich Wednesday. Ia
The big community sale last Satur- 81
ny at the residence of f. r. Gage NJ
as not the success it should have W
zen under other circumstances. A h'
W fat cattle ready for the butcher bt
I'D reasonably well. but not to what te
ey should have brought. Other cat m
: if sold at all were far below what as
ould be expected. Horses We're no tn
at all. The fact that nearly all the WI
y is consumed and grass not yet M
sight deters farmers from buying HI
ything that eats. err
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elder Norwood, President of the He
uthern Idaho Conference of the inl
venth Day Adventists, has written to