Ellen Jane Dill Obituary From Shoshone Idaho
Ellen Jane Dill born July 12 1879 at Rock Creek Idaho died July 20 1921 in Shoshone Idaho daughter of William and Anna Bil pioneer family Lincoln county moved to Shoshone in 1883 educated in Shoshone Albion Normal taught public schools in Utah and Nevada married William Orr of Deeth Nevada in 1900 two children survived her lived and worked in Elko Nevada later moved to Shoshone cared for family and helped build their mercantile business ill in March 1921 brought to Shoshone for care died July 20 1921 funeral July 21 at Dr and Mrs Dill home read from Malachi 3 16 4 Recounted her kindness and faithfulness to family friends and neighbors with a solemn Episcopal service by Rev Will S J Dumvill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Jane Dill
Rock Creek
Idaho
Shoshone
William
Anna Bil
Lincoln County
Albion Normal
Unis State
Notober
William & Orr
Deeth
Nevada
Elko
GW. Dill
Elko Hospital
Mother Earth
More Certified Wheat In Lincoln County
Certification was completed in Lincoln County on July 2 and 23. Assistant Field Agronomist CG B Alison of the University of Idaho Extension Service, with Farm peat G Ro Brigus, inspected 22 farmers covering 245 acres. 2 acres failed. Eligible for further inspection are several farmers listed. Across the month the inspected acreage shows a creditable pass rate, with Lincoln County achieving over 37 percent passing, higher than the state average of about 20 percent.
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Lincoln County
CG. B. Alison
University of Idaho Extension Service
Farmpeat
G. Ro Brigus
Dietrich
A. Bate, Jr
Paul Jones
Righfield
J. W. Ebert
Wheat harvest and local travel noted in Kimama items
Wheat is being harvested around Kimama and at Adelaid. The Rughy's, Pain's, Chris Moldenhauer, Bill Rudad, Myr len, and H. Anderson were at Rupert Saturday evening shopping. Ed Moldenhauer went to American Falls Saturday and returned Monday. Mr. Dennison arrived from Shoshone Monday and went back Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Rugh and children and Mr. Schell went to Rupert Monday evening. Ed Moldenhauer and Mr. Anderson went to Burley Tuesday forenoon. Fire destroyed some outbuildings at El Thompson's place Tuesday afternoon.
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Adelaid
Rughy's
Pain’s
Chris Moldenhauer
Bill Rudad
Myrlen
H. Anderson
Rupert
Ed Moldenhauer
American Falls
Mr. Dennison
Shoshone
Rugh
Mr. Schell
Moldenhur
Hr. Anson
Burley
el Thompson's Place
Dietrich Grange Holds Special Lodge Work Meeting
The Dietrich Grange met on Friday July 15 to arrange a secret lodge work session for July 20 led by Mr and Mrs T A Allen from Meridian. The Allen couple tour the state teaching secret Grange rituals, and a large Wednesday evening gathering followed with ice cream and cake served to attendees.
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Dietrich Grange
T. A. Allen
Meridian
Lincoln County Idaho Proceedings First Day July 1921
Lincoln County Idaho board of county commissioners adjourned until Monday August 8 1921 after approving numerous accounts and claims against the current expense fund including salaries for officials and staff and various supplies. The text lists payments to telephones clerks deputies and vendors and notes cancelled delinquent tax certificates and an application for a widow's exemption. The meeting records show disbursements and staff costs and conclude with the chair adjournment and attendance.
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Board OF County Commissioners
Lincoln County
Idaho
W. &. Henderson
Srroweatis
Ollenlor
Dietrich
Dora
Jotan
B.A. Bale
de Salpey
Lida
Cleek
Birniemlery
Steabane Wie
Bank Supply Co
Belli Girymon
Rotary
Dep
Recorder MA
Alexander
Nurding On
Curae County
Statesman Pus Co
Joe Reily
Islery
HLF
Alit Boulety
Care
Salary Co
Phy
Corder
W. Hail Horne
Franrance
DO. I. Crothers
B .W. Yaden
Salary
Assensor
Yaden
T. B. Brush
Buren
Syma-York Co
Filer
Frank T. Disney
Shoshone
Idaho Power Co
Florence Millsaps
Aire
Astessor
le H. Joy
EB. Vertrees
Astersor
B. A. Bowler
Chas
Hamwin Garige
Purdum & Purtum
Deayage
Mary M. McMahon
Stella Conk
Ree RB
Haddock
Salary. Co
Paul & Maddock
Lincoln Co. Nat. Bank
E. M. Clements
Hutchins
George Parkinson
Bert Bowler
D. S. Morgan
Cash Grocery
JH. Kilpatrick
Shoshone Hdw. Co
G. H. Bowersock
Clarence Wheeler
W. Wheeler
Wm. Stockstager
E. A. Bowler
C. Penney Co
Epee
Shoshone Journal, Printing & Supplies
W. M. Fields
A.M
Richfield Localettes About Local Visits and Arrivals
Richfield residents and visitors share weekend travel. A. L. Fletcher party arrived from San Jose by auto. Local families hosted guests including the Garlock and Crosby households. Several other residents plan travels and visits to Hailey Jerome Pocatello Rowan Montana and Carey land vicinity reflecting Idaho Irrigation company efforts.
A New Grandson at the Journal Office
Ralph Edward Rechel was born in Salt Lake City on Friday July 22. Mother and boy are doing fine. The latest report lists the baby’s weight as 6 pounds 14 ounces and 20 inches long. Mrs. Rechel is Edna Barber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edw T Barber of the Journal.
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Ralph Edward Rechel
Salt Lake City
Dietrich Notes Local Family News and Social Gatherings
Frank Root returned to South Dakota after helping Ed. Gage with farm work last summer and is now married, living with his wife at Gage's. A large picnic party to Blue Lakes included S. A. Bate and families, James Mettlure, Edward Gage, Frank Root, Jack Pease, and others. The Dietrich choir remains a noted social group, with recent large LaFayette Skeen gathering and an open session at E Borden home. Rail embankment loading finally getting more car spots, aiding prompt shipments.
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Frank Root
Ed. Gage
South Dakota
Gage’s
Mustard
Crist
Mary
William Towne
Oregon
New York
Garrett Zimmertren
LaFayette Skeen
E Borden
Big Wood River Items
Mrs. Anna Jenzen of Seattle visits relatives in the east. Roy Jewett, previously employed by Fred Gwin, now works at the Sinus fishing ranch.
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Anna Jenzen
Seatle
Steckles
Roy Jewett
Fred Gwin
Warning to Water Users Warns of Idaho Water Law Penalties
Statewide water law update in Idaho increases penalties for diverting or interfering with ditch and stream water under a watermaster. Violations include fines from 100 to 2000 dollars and possible county jail time up to six months. Lincoln County officials vow strict enforcement and cooperation with watermasters.
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State of
Idaho
Lincoln County
E. Badley
Big Wood River Reservoir and Canal Company
S. H. Chapman
W W G T U Elects Officers At Tuesday Meeting
The W W G T U met at the president s home Tuesday afternoon with many present including out of town guest Mrs Joy of Dietrich. Officers elected for the year include President Mrs Lida Withrow Vice President Mrs E M Williams Recording Secretary Mrs Ethel Clark Treasurer Mrs Mary Burkill Cor Secretary Mrs E L Clinger and pianist Mrs R Green. Hostess served light refreshments. next meeting Aug 16 at Mrs C E Alexander s home.
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W.G.T. U
Joy
Dietrich
Lida Withrow
E. M. Williams
M. E. Church
Ethel Clark
Baptist Recording Secy
Jennie Mason
Dora Craig
Mary Burkill
E. L. Clinger
Inez Scott
R. Green
Henry Hill
C. E. Alexander
Cooked Food Sale To Benefit Catholic Ladies Group
The Catholic ladies announce a cooked food sale at the Keefer and White store starting at 2 p.m. Sunday offering ready meals to avoid kitchen toil on the holiday.
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Keefer & White
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Ae White
Kimama
Dietrich Gran
William E. Orr
Martha Virginia
Charles Everett
Chas. W. Dill
Aviation Department
United States Army
Om Tuxea
Richfield Localettes
A. L. Fletcher
San Jose
Calif
Barnes
T. I
Truman McMahon
Gooding
L. W. Garlock
McMahon
Baxter
Schwenner
Miss Schisler
jCarscadden
Hamilton
Pocatello
S. T. Baer
W. T. Daugherty
Boise
Richfield
Crosby and Bush
Frank Johnson
Johnson
Quet Johnson
Laura Pickel
Marvin Norburg
Hailey
Rowan
Montana
Lathrop Crosby
Carey Land
Idaho Irrigation Company
Brush
Schwanner
Journal
Dietrich Ems
Paul S. Haddock
Alice Franklin
Ethel
Wichita
Kansas
Willie
Nationhairdressers Association
Jim Holmes
A. D. Silva
Ray Warren
Ww. G. T. U. News
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