Dietrich Notes From Dietrich Idaho Local Items
Mee versatile author of these thrilling tales has come back. White and Perry Smith sold their farm two miles southwest of Dietrich to Rev. A Monroe of St. Maries Idaho. Matt King, son of Mr and Mrs Kime, now employed by Milwaukee Railroad at Beverly Washington, vacationing to work for Uncle Sam at Seattle. Kershner and father A G Kershner planning Wadsworth place south of Dietrich. Rumor claims A C partnership trouble and replacement by another person. Leo Smith returned from San Fernando California. Kilker couple returned from Boise. Auto cavalcade joined a patriotic rally of Shoshone, return delayed by weather. Parry Smith occupying Becker place west of Dietrich. N A Pieres and Lange families attending Pocatello District church conference. Farmers seeking mural credits benefits held at schoolhouse. Harry Nelson Gage and George Reid lead detail work for the association. Dietrich tract man suggests a legal path for settlers versus Idaho Irrigation Co. Correspondent to report further in next Dietrich items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietrich
Whiter
Perry Smith
Rev. A. Monroe
Martes
Idaho
Matt King
Kime
Milwaukee Railroad
Beverly
Washington
Sam
Semttle
Sigmal Corps
Kershner
A. G Kershner
Diatrie
A. C
Leo Smith
San Fernando
California
S. B. Kilker
Boise
W. Z. Patterson
L. P. Mustard
J.D. Palmer
J. M. Clark
H. ©. Cornell
Shoshone
Parry Smith
Becker Place
N. A. Pleres
August Lange
Grace Rinehart
Fosia Ballinger
Pocatello District
Dietrich Tract
School House
Harry Nelson
B. RB. Gage
George C. Reid
Idaho Irrigation Company
State Land Board
Irrigation Company
Local Shoshone Notes On Grange Events And Visits
George Gashes and Harry Elliott in Shoshone on business Tuesday. Families visit, farmers cheer recent rains. Grange ladies sewed for the Bazaar with Miss Pearl Butler helping. 45 present and 4 new members initiated at last Grange meeting. June 3rd hall gathering planned to raise the new ag and clean the yard. Miss Beatrice Mills visiting Cham Cleveland, census work by Judge Jones, and various visits among local residents.
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Grange
A. Scott
L. A. Bepnison
J. A. Mills
Shoshone
Grange Festival
G Hall
Janeth
Meliveen Bros
Valley of the Rhine Rivalry Song Satirizes Kaiser Era
A verse from a WWI era song mocks Germany and Kaiser Wilhelm. It foresees German defeat, predicts Irish coppers in Berlin, and says Germans will be forced to eat sauerkraut while patting shamrocks in the Rhine valley. Exchange publication notes its satirical intent and idle prattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Rhine
Kaiser
Pat
Johnie Bull
Patrick
Valley of the Rhine
Berlin
Salvation Joan Feature Shown For Red Cross Benefit
Edna May stars in Salvation Joan at the Baugh, a big Vitagraph feature. Once a New York musical comedy queen, she now wed to a millionaire banker. Her charity work and London benefit appearances have raised public interest internationally. Her $100,000 salary for Salvation Joan was donated to the Red Cross to aid its work.
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Salvation Joan
RED Cross
the Baugh
Edna May
New York
Salvation Army
London
Queen Mary
Joan
The
Strayed horses near Shoshone advertise owners
Strayed from Notch Butte four miles south of Shoshone a black horse mule eight years old and a one day mare mule seven years old both with halters and not reached. Notify J. C. Savage Shoshone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notch Butte
Shoshone
J. C. Savage
Get In And Drill For The Liberty Loan
Arrangements allow all ages and incomes to buy Liberty Bonds with a small down payment and monthly balance. The program appeals to everyone from schoolboys with penny banks to millionaires, urging loan to Uncle Sam for personal savings. For details consult First National Bank Shoshone or Lincoln County National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Shoshone
A. W. Hansen
First National Bank
J. A. Keefer
Lincoln County National Bank
Decoration Day Exercises at Baugh Cemetery
Memorial services last Sunday evening drew a good attendance with Rev Swartz’s patriotic opening and Rev Martin’s inspirational sermon. No fixed program for decoration day. many shops closed and a large crowd visited the cemetery with flowers and emblems.
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the Baugh
Swartz
Martin
MISS PURDUM A PASSENGER ON MONGOLIA STEAMER ACCIDENT
The Journal notes that Miss Sarah Purdum, en route to France with a Red Cross unit from Chicago, was aboard the steamer Mongolia when a faulty shell killed two nurses. The ship returned to New York after the incident.
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Miss Purdum
Mongolia
Sarah Purdum
France
Rted Cross
Chicago
New York
Shoshone Navy recruiting record noted by mothers
In Shoshone Idaho a town of 1260, Dr. R. K. G. Davis reported a surge of Navy enlistments after he examined a single recruit. A mother drove 45 miles overnight, delivering her son for examination and inspiring others to enlist. Mary Terhune and W. W. Casey were highlighted for moving their families toward service as the town rallied behind the war effort. The Army M C A and Red Cross are promoted as essential wartime support groups. The piece also promotes a film showing at the Baugh theatre featuring Miss Ethel Clayton in Man's Woman.
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Shoshone
Idaho
Navy
RK. G. Davis
Naval Hospital Corps
Butte
Davis
ARMY
The
Red Cross
M.C. A
Savings Department Information Bureau
Ethel Clayton
Baugh Theatre
World Pictures
Register June 5 Precincts and Locations Listed
A roster of precincts and sites for a June 5 registration event appears with names and locations including Shoshone, Dietrich, Kimama, Richfield, Marley, North Shoshone, Schoolhouse, Haddock residence, Hartshorn Office, South Jerome, Gillspie office, Canyon Side, Wallace School House, Falls City, Grand View, K P Hall, Mr King's Office, Hite's Store, and Marysaan School House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone
J. L. Fuller
Dietrich
S.S. King
Kimama
R. S
Hite
Richfield
George R. Schwaner
Burmah
R. H. Shaner
Marley
Walter Stevens
Falls City
Grand View
John E. Brewer
War Department census canvasser finds loyal Lincoln county
J B Jones of the State Fish and Game Department visiting the Journal office reports completing a county canvass. He visited 250 farm homes in a week, found all loyal, with residents aiding the war effort. He notes German origin citizens display Washington symbols, and a family with three sons eager to enlist but held by a sick father.
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J. B. Jones
State Fish and Game Department
War Department
Journal
Jones
Kimama
George Washington
United States
Lincoln County
Barnard Urges Grocers Help In Food Conservation
Indiana grocers receive a bulletin from H E B Barnard the state food and drug commissioner urging conservation of the food supply. He advises promoting staple cereals dried peas and beans oils and fats cheaper foods and discouraging fancy imports and excess buying to aid shortages and support allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
H. EB. Barnard
Norway
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wood River Center
George Gashes
Harrry Elliott
Carroll
Jane Mills
Lois
Kenneth Cleveland
Mra Franklin
Mills
Harry Cannon
Syte
Grange Basar
Springer
Mary Terhune
W. W. Casey
Thomas Casey
Idaho National Guard
Santas Sera
Dr. Davis
K. P. Hall
Mr. King
Cree
Marysaan School House
Barnard
Grocers
Denyur
Etate Food and
Prug Uy
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