Dietrich Community News From County Schools
Local visitors include Mrs R T Donovan of Owinzawan and Dietrich, Tom Peterson returning from Denver with hogs, and Mr and Mrs W C Dooley in Shoshone. Reports: pneu monia risk improving, Miss Cash, Miss Cook visiting, cattle brought from Twin Falls, families traveling to Burley and Moball North Dakota, and a homestead plan in North Dakota. Dietrich Warm and Loan Association formed with $75,000 loan applications pledged. directors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Donovan
Owinzawan & Dietrich
Tom Peterson
Denver
Dietrich
W. C. Dooley
Shoshone
F.C. Smith
Misa Pattersons
EB. Borden
Miss Cash
Dietrich School
Miss Cook
Harley Grewell
Twin Falls
John Grewell
Burley
H. Grewell
Maria
Bolae
Clarence Anderson
Dalton
Ford
Turley
Mr. Anderson
Mr. Dalton
Carroll Miller
Dietrich Warm and Loan Association
N. W. Line
F. W. Palmer
H. Nelson
F. C. Reid
F. W. Zimmerman
E. R. Gage
The Darrah School and Local Social Roundup
Sam Bradford came down from Halley on Tuesday while Mrs. Fred Martin returned from Missouri this week. The card club met at Mr and Mrs Henry Hill's home on Wednesday. Mrs George Firebaughs’s mother and aunt from Idaho Falls are visiting this year. A cant party and a dance were held at Mr and Mrs Miller’s home last Saturday. Zelgier Sprenger and Firebaugh made a business trip to Cottonwoods flat this week. Mrs Chester Young has been very active. Edith Collen visited Mr and Mrs Burdett last week. Mr and Mrs Parker entertained Kristoffersons Beatrice Jackson and Gustave Eisenberg at dinner Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Bradford
Halley
Fred Martin
Missouri
Card Club
Henry Hill
George Firebaugs
Idaho Falls
Miller
W. ©. Zelgier, C. Sprenger and G. Firebaugh
Cottonwoods
Chester Young
Edith Collen
Burdett
Parker
Kristofferson
Beatrice Jackson
Gustave Eisenberg
East Side School District Notes and Local Movements
Mrs Harry Turnbull and children headed to town for the rest of winter. Mr Clifford Birod, visiting relatives, returned to Butte Montana. Mr G B Gehrig moved cattle from Rossler ranch to his own. Dr Zeller attended the Bernard child threatened with pneumonia. the girl is recovering. A social at the Muller home drew many district residents for a dance and card party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Turnbull
Clifford Birod
Telstives
Butte
Montana
G. B. Gehrig
Rossler Ranch
Zeller
Bernard
Muller
Mail service shifts to Gwin for Owinza residents
In Owinza the community rejoices as residents can now receive mail at Gwin instead of Dietrich. Mr Harbach, visiting at Corral, has returned to his homestead. Henry Martin began school Friday while Mr and Mrs A W Hastings visited the Golden home in Owinza. A Sunday religious meeting at the school house drew a good turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwin
Dietrich
Harbach
Corral
Col
Henry Martin
A. W. Hasting
Golden Home
Owinza
Shoshone High School Notes Highlight Cold Trip and Senior Control
The Shoshone High School notes detail the Glee Club in good form and a Missouri mocking bird trill. Senior Control by the seniors is noted while freshmen await new Underwoods installation. A photographer from Gooding captured many soup photos for the yearbook. Edwin Grosse, the fall guy after a car breakdown, walked to town for a sleigh to bring a girl home and suffered frostbite on his nose and ear amid the cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glee Club
Missouri
My. Hill
Gooding
Edwin Grosse
Shoshone Study Club Meets For Folk Music Program
The Sho Shone Study Club gathered Friday afternoon at Mrs. Will Newman’s home with Vice President D. Sidney Smith presiding in the president’s absence. Treasurer Mrs. Merrifield reported a ten dollar gain from the New Year’s ball. The program on American Folk Music was led by Mrs. J Baker, with a paper by Mrs. Bothwell read by Mrs. Smith and several musical selections including Dvorak Kreisler Indian Lament and Alohe Oe Farewell to Thee. The event closed with tea and remarks on club work and unity among members. The next meeting is Friday January 26 with Household Economics in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Newman
Bettef
Bh. c. of L
Man arraigned for murder after wife killed near Jerome
Wilford Hogge was taken to Gooding County and arraigned in district court on a murder charge. He allegedly shot his wife at her brother's home near Jerome while they were separated, then returned to Jerome and slept at a hotel before arrest. Hogge is bound over to district court and jailed in Lincoln County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilford Hogge
Gooding
Sanders
Lincoln County
Jerome
Hogge
Goodling County
Farewell Party For Robin Walsh At Chas Lambs Home
Last Wednesday evening at Chas Lambs home a farewell party was held for Robin Walsh. Guests included Misses Winters Farrell and Swope and Mrs Lumb among others. Refreshments, singing, and dancing followed. Thursday morning Mr Walsh departed for Los Angeles California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Lamb
Robin Walsh
Charlotte and
Francis Winters
Georgia” Farrell
Joe Wilson
G. EB. Allison
Clara Vance
Edwin Grasse
Alice Swope
Sarah Lumb
Tikura
Lumb
Misa Inex Dunn
Mr. Walsh
Los Angeles
Cale
Probation Officer Appointed Miss Mabel Lowry Named
Judge Raw H Miles appoints Miss Mabel Lowry as probation officer a choice praised by friends who note the role demands tact and skill with youths Mrs Lowry begins work with broad good wishes from her supporters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raw. H. Miles
Mabel Lowry
Miss Lowry
District Court Opens Next Monday With Jury Drawn
District court convenes next Monday. The jury has been drawn and cases filed include James H. Grenzelbach versus Dwight Leck to quiet title, and Sam Hills versus F A Martin for damages. Transferred from probate court are A B Barclay and J W Johnson in collection on note. Wm Rivinius naturalized Tuesday, renouncing allegiance to the Czar for the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
James H. Grenzelbach
Dwight Leck
Henry Hall
Jerome
Plaintife
Sam Hills
F. A. Martin
Harlan D. Helst
Old Sweethearts Wed In Oregon Homecoming
Miss Eva Lee Vanderhoof of Ontario Oregon wed Kelso Plummer Newman of Shoshone on January 10. The couple, longtime friends since Ontario High School days, will reside at Wendell Idaho after February 10. A. L. Griffin, Newman's sister, attended the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Lee Vanderhoof
Ontario
Oregon
Mra
Geo. Vanderhoof
Kelso Plummer Newman
Shoshone
A. LL Griffin
Mr. Newman
Wendell
Idaho
Miss Vanderhoof
Ontario High School
Judge Miles begins enforcing pool hall age rule in Idaho
Probate Judge E H Miles starts strict enforcement by delivering charts of names and ages of boys under age to pool hall proprietors. He warns managers to be personally responsible for tobacco sales to minors and for allowing minors to play pool. Idaho law forbids tobacco sales to anyone under 18 and prohibits underage access in public halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Miles
Idaho
Preparing for 1917 Spring Farm Work on the North Side
John Nims notes days hint at spring and urges farmers to plan now for 1917. Emphasizes seed quality, tree planting campaigns, wind breaks, and weed control, plus water management and ditch cleanliness. Advises careful budgeting for potatoes, corn, and sheep, with emphasis on long term farm improvements and permanent value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nims
North Side
Lovery
R. E. Shepherd
Idaho
Agricultural College
Moscow
Jerome
Wintter
Capt Phillips drives pay streak in Dee Manufacturing case
Capt Phillips attended the annual stockholders meeting in Pocatello. Dee Manufacturing holds patents on a revolving slave grate. Material shortages hinder production. lease and sale arrangements with T G Mays of Blackfoot and an old Quincy foundry are in place to push manufacturing. Capt Phillips controls a large stake and expects a strong working interest in a new venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. Phillips
Pocatello
Dee Manufacturing Company
Dee Company
T. G. Mays
Blackfoot
Quincy
Dee
Semizeer Compaey
Capt
Philling
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