Dietrich Notes From County Schools and Local News
Local notes from Dietrich recount visits by residents to Boise Shoshone and nearby towns. Residents welcome a new calf learning to drink and a depot telegraphing hint. A new home construction and recent births are noted alongside travel and school updates.
Myers Family Appointments And School Reopens
DIST NO 2 Mr and Mrs J W Meyer were to Shoshone Monday The Myers school started again this week after measles Wes Myers was In Goodie last The W G C T A will meet at the home of Mrs Willard Fields on Wednesday afternoon March 21 Program will begin promptly at 1 P M Let every member come and invite a friend Topic of lesson The Great Destroyer The lessons being studied now are interesting and helpful and the Union is rapidly growing In number Come and hear those programs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Patterson
Dick Mustard
Mrs. Pierce
J. F. Jenkins
Nida
Oren Jones
Ed Gage
R.J. Hill
Alfreda
John Matson
Besslyn
Ida
Marine
W. J. Kisling
Klamath Palls
Oregon
Roy Studgvin
Shoshone
Rupert and
Carol Borden
C. F. Borden's
Jack Pinse
Dietrich
Agricultural College
Moscow
Lester Bickett
Caldwell
Perry Smith
San Fernando
California
Clark
C. E. Borden
C. B
J. W. Meyer
Myers
Wes Myers
Willard Fields
Great Destroyer
Richfield Neighborhood News Highlights and Socials
Odd Fellows will initiate two candidates at the next meeting while local activity includes John Kelton managing sheep near Twin Falls, Al Elfring’s Burmah visit, and Snowbound trains. Mrs. Stillwell travels from Mt. Grove to Richfield with plans to settle here, and a March 17 Women’s Club Irish program at the town hall invites all women to attend. A Rebeckah lodge reception at the Masonic hall entertains husbands, Andrew Paulson’s return from coast points, and a North End hard times party at the school house with poverty themed prizes and a playful water glass win by Lorraine and Harry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richfield Recorder
Odd Fellows
John Kelton
Twin Falls
J. H. Lane
al Elfring
Burmah
C. E. Borden
Dietrich Merchant
Richfield
Dietrich Tract
HB. R. Gage
C. W. Stillwell
Shoshone
J. H. Stillwell
Mt. Grove
Stillwells
Women's Club
Town Hall
Richfield Tract
Lorraine
Harry
Rom Jack Engle
Portraits of the Army and Navy Chiefs Begin Series
The Journal announces a weeklong series featuring half tone photographs of the principal commanders at the head of the army and navy, highlighting public interest in military leadership.
Idaho Legislature Ends Fourteenth Session With Mass of Bills to Governor
The last minute flood of 675 measures, including 220 senate bills 330 house bills and 200 passed, now sits with Governor Alexander who must sign or veto within ten days. Officials assist but only the governor can attach signatures as lawmakers defer to his judgment on lean versus fat appropriations and state projects. Distinct appropriations follow for education roads bridges and various state departments across Boise Moscow and Lewiston.
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Alexander
Walters
Dougherty
C. D. Broxon
Idaho
H. B. No
Second Idaho Infantry Regiment
H. B
Supreme Court
Gem Irrigation District
Lo Lo Pass
Snake River
Ousley’s Ferry
Ada
Owyhee
Canyon
H. BR
Boake River
Hanson Bridge
State Land Department
State
State Land Board
State Nehways
ILB
Fort Lemht
H. GB
Hf. DB
Shaw
H.B
State Board of Agriculture
Boise
Lewiston
Study Club Program Delayed By Snow At Local Meeting
Heavy Friday snow kept many away from the Study Club meeting but those present benefited from a health committee led program on What to Do for Baby in an Emergency with household first aid tips. The session also listed numerous state bills and local county boundary proposals as part of the legislative roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Hill
Boise
Frank Steunenberg
Ogden
Fremont
Madison
Selway
Lewis
Idaho
Butes
Valley
Cascade
Payette
Canyon County
Portneuf
Bannock
Franklin County
Congress
United States
Varnum Kin On Chicago Arrival At Bordeaux Front
Rev C A Varnum reports the Chicago steamship’s safe arrival at Bordeaux France. Richard Braur, son of Mr and Mrs Varnum of Jerome, sailed from New York to join the American Ambulance Field Service on the French front, with a six month term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side
C. A. Varnum
Bostoff
American Ambulance Field Service
Lincoln County Considers County Agent Plan
Lincoln County weighs establishing a county agent system with a $3000 annual cost. County pays $2000, state and national government cover $1000. If successful, the agent could yield high returns. The Farm Bureau starts the process, district officers form a board, and Shoshone will host the agent. Farmers urged to use the agent daily for skilled guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
Monway
Farm Bureau
Richfield
Dietrich
Jerome
Shoshone
Gospel Services At Baptist Church Draw Large Crowds
Interdenominational meetings draw attendees from other churches led by Rev. B. H. Ward with Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Clara Gish in Boise directing music. Cottage prayer meetings and Sunday schedule noted. Joe Dunn won a dinner set at Cash Grocery in midweek drawing, a first for the holder of the duplicated chart number Str. Duss Padtt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
B. H. Ward
Wellowes
Joe Dunn
Cash Grocery
Duss Padtt
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George P. Scriven
Govenor
E. L. Overforde
Charles T. Scattner
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Austin M. Knight
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