County Schools News From The Dietrich Area
A countryside update reports visits among local families, a fire loss to Sam Kirker, hay loading, and pumping water concerns. Debates at the assembly on railroad nationalization draw judges’ favor to the negative, followed by a basket social raising funds. Special church services begin February 4 with Rev Martin leading, plus a quiet January 20 wedding of Edwin R Gage and Florence Ballinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hate, Jr
Thune Pridey
Bart Grewal Tete
C. J. Wells
Muriey
Tom Boise Sunney
Grewell
Norman
Clarence Anerson
Thomas Anderson
Shoshone
Sam Kirker
Kilker
Assembly
United States
Harry Nelson
Reed
Professor Smith
Axel Blomerg
Shorty Patterson
Krey
Ladies Aid
Dietrich Church
Martin of
Idaho
Frank Rinshart
Martin
Edwin R. Gage
Florence Ballinger
Floyd Gage
EU. Gage
Darrah School District 13 Update and Local Happenings
Mr Bondelt returned from a business trip to Trin Palis Set week after being owed by Mr G. FR. Firenbaugh. A card party at the Phe time best Satuntos night. Mr Mob Cashdar traveled to the Cottonwoods that Saturday. Carl Carty, a Jone home from the borier, accepted a job at the North Star mine near Hailey and will depart soon.
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Bondelt Hag
Carl Carty
Borier
North Star
Hailey
Business Men's Short Course in Commercial Club Rooms
A detailed note outlines a four day program for the Business Men's Short Course at the Commercial Club rooms in Moscow Idaho. Speakers from Boise Nampa Caldwell and Moscow cover freight questions advertising merchandising and state chamber work. Includes sessions on retail salesmanship mail order competition and producer marketing with bundled entertainment for ladies and university extension support.
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Buu P. Idaho
D. R. Hubbard
Kuna
H. J. McGirr
Boise
New Jenness
Nampa
State Chamber of Commerce
O. E. Scott
Pocatello
J. B. Gowens
Caldwell
Moses Alexander
Distussius
Ralph
Qukes
Plowkend
Oil
F. C. Praffie
Meridian
H. H. Miller
Leon Simpson
Fulks
Baliridee
Parma
T. H. McDermott
J. C. Leweth Bolse
Pocarelto
The
State University
Jesse Jones Prosperity Shoshone Idaho
Canon City Colorado Daily Record reports Jesse Jones of Shoshone Idaho has prospered, owning a hotel and theater venture with steady income and good credit. The piece highlights his rise from Cane City, stating friends back home are proud of his achievement and note his success reflects well on the community.
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Jesse jJenys
Tye
Cane City
Doubt
Suthe Wesoley
Canon City
Colorado
Daily Record
Buster murder case dominates Lincoln county court session
District court adjourned after a heated session featuring the Buster murder trial and a damag e suit against Barlow Ferguson and J W Newman. Multiple civil actions were resolved including foreclosures and demurrers while Attaching and citizenship matters were addressed. The Buster case highlighted venue changes from Lemhi to Lincoln county and raised questions about jury conduct and local bias.
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Buster
Barlow Ferguson
J. W. Newman
Lincoln County
J. B
Phelps
C. M. Kenyon
W. H. Baugh
M. Harness
A. J. Sharbine
Joan Zencker
Equitable Trust Company
C. S. Finlayson
John A. Thomas
C. EB
Guilford
Jerome Milling & Elevator Co. Sr. B
Cook
W. A. ‘Stickney Chear Company
Jones & Musselman
Roy McKenzie
Harness & McKenzie
O. c. Stocall
Pheemaker
Fon Smith
EL Gosnya
Vanew Ihm
Hleien Rat Cash
Kobingun Beeld G
Mitehg
Gilden
Guy Town
Newwre
Heobie
Guy Buster
Eyldense
L. G. Newman
Dolne
Brown
Lembi County
Supreme Court
Lemhi
Shoshone
Bia
Ichnecin
Hatches & Srnler
Denver
Shoshone and Heyburn Basketball Night Rivals
Shoshone High School hosted Heyburn High School in a 33 to 26 game won by Meyburn. After the game the student body held a large gathering attended by many adults as well as students, with plans for the annual and school promotion moving forward. Come out tonight to support the team and help boost the city and school.
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Shoshone HS
Heyburn HS
Meyburn
Shoshone
The K P Minstrels at the Baugh a Cosmopolitan Audience
The K P minstrel show drew a mixed crowd last night at the Baugh with cheers and jeers. The program spanned minstrelsy from lively chorus to patriotic closing and included remarks on audience reactions and the performers' reception.
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K. P
the Baugh
Stockslager Named Insurance Superintendent for Rail Systems
The Continental Casualty Company and Equitable Life Assurance have appointed N. Stockslager as superintendent of claims for the Oregon Short Line and Oregon Washington Railway Navigation Co. He succeeds in handling and settling employee claims and is already at work. Stockslager, son of Judge Stockatuser, faces local interest and support as he takes this new role amid party dynamics.
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F. N. Bublertower
Peenter
Idan
Chitiga
Whiteda
Hitrielt Tiiopalls Mir
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Continental Casualty Company
Union Pacific
United Stalin
Stovkslager
Oregon Short Line Company
Oregon-Washington Railway & Navigation Co
Stockslager
Salt Lake Tribune
Stocksbeer
Stockatuser
Thin Place
The Study Club Meeting on Home Economics
The Study Club met last Friday at the Parish House with two committee members present. Mrs Frank Millsaps led a program on meat cuts and cooking science, featuring Mrs J C Beckett and Mrs Waiter H Copp with recipes and discussion of beef and mutton preparations. A special meeting to welcome Mrs GW Lamson emphasized welfare legislation and women’s property rights, followed by musical interludes and a farewell toast.
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Millmps
H. Copp
Chamingde
J. C. Baker
GW. Lamson
Federation of Womens’ Clube
Lamson
Twin Falls
Keewme
Lhrsist
Leuriced
Hort Bucher
Clare Oe
Fred
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Etrich Notes
Tiesfield Luturcay
Darrah
Bela Weta
Nobel
Realer Camemercial Club
Commernist
Cluly
Jewsian Addrike
Welcome Iin
Haye
A. P. Deughoer
Mow
M. A. Brannom Moscow
Loxinews
Hom A. A. Walkers
Bulse
HT. Lewis
Moscow
faho—Leonard Way
G. PB. Graft
Max Mayfield
A. P. Drucker
H. L. Nickels
Jesse Jones
Tite
CO. Court House
K. P. Minstrels
A. N. Stocksinger
Pocatells
Study Club
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