Plan for exterminating ground squirrels in Dietrich district
County officials discussed a district wide program to eradicate ground squirrels using a six man crew, poison bait, and state and federal funding. Landowners would be assessed taxes to cover waged labor and materials, with notices sent ten days before work begins, and supervision provided at no direct county cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietrich
Crouch
Tological Dept
Jetrich
Maroney
Idaho
Erbe
Indus
Camas
Casas
Hether
W. BE. Crouch
Attorney Fletcher Plans Return to Idaho Practice in Shoshone
Attorney A L Fletcher, formerly of Richfield and who moved to California last fall, has decided to return to Idaho and locate in Shoshone to practice law. He will occupy offices above Tom Gooding's. Fletcher has Idaho financial interests making Shoshone favorable for residence and business, and will move with his family after the San Jose school term ends. Their eldest son Carleton attends the University of California at Berkeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L Fletcher
Richfield
California
Ida
Shoshone
Tom Gooding
Fletcher
Idaho
San Jose
Carleton
California University At Berkeley
Seed Potatoes Offered to Lincoln County Farmers
County Agent Geo E Maroney has arranged first class Netted Gems seed potatoes for Lincoln County farmers. Orders already total about two car loads with room for about 75 more sacks. Price is 3 75 per hundred delivered FOB Shoshone. A car will stop at District to serve local farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. E. Maroney
Lincoln County
Mr. Maroney
Episcopal Church Notes Palm Sunday Plans
Palm Sunday service at the Episcopal church will feature special music by twenty voices led by Buster and accompanied by Mr Tollman. A large audience is expected. The Episcopal Indies announce a Faster Bazaar on Saturday March 16, under Fred W Gooding. The Episcopal Guild met Wednesday at the Parish house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm
Buster
Episcopal Church
Tollman
Episcopal Indies
Fred W. Gooding
Episcopal Guild
Local notes from Big Wood River area
Harold Weising stays with his cousin Genrer Banner while John Firebaugh and family move to Geo Fire Meses Bayed ranch this week. Mrs J H Scott taken to town for medical help. A Grange meeting planned next Saturday night with all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Weising
Hisoesin
John Firebaugh
Geo. Firemeses
Steckils
API
Mini- Sola
Herbert Sprenger
J. Me Stoddard
Weil
Grange
J. H. Scott
Bert Calhoun
Harry Cannon
W. R. Ritter
Mitt
Ohell
KR. Hubbs
Mr Lloyd
MAGIC RESERVOIR SNOW REPORT MARCH 14 SUMMARY
Snow measurements at Hatley Ga dena summit and Halley show 15 inches 58 inches and 4 inches added since the last report. Total snow depth at Alloy reaches 60.75 inches with a water content of 12.30 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatley
Gadena
Halley
Ladies Club Dance to Be Held in April
The Ladies Club hosts a dance in April with admission of 1 dollar plus tax for dancers and 25 cents for spectators. The Tehnan orchestra provides music, and the Ladies Auxiliary of the Legion serves a hot chicken supper in the parish house at Steper-nlate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant Admissior
Tehnan Orchestra
Ladies Auxiliary ‘of the Legion
Steper Nlate
Deitrich Doings 43
Van Zandt family moves to Kayert to farm. Carloe Berrioches leave Thatrich area for Van Zandt place. Thomas fr Claspill quits farming for two jobs ditch riding. Himsen family to Dietrich. Railey from George Capill parish to work at mamehortty. Mrs Howard and baby visiting Melrose Montana. A D Eddy returns to Dietrich to manage farm. D D Bickett injured in accident treated by Dr Jones. Surprise party for Mrs Mustird at Dietrich Hotel. Grive of the Dietrich Sun day grows. attendance expands church meetings. Ditch riders for next season named. Morrow, Barden, Line, Kerschner listed. Leslie Gage and A J Roster lease 8 E Kitker farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR van Zandt
Kayert
van Zandt
Carloe Berrioches
Thatrich
Thomas Fr. Claspill
Himsen
Dietrich
J. A Railey
George Cikapill Farth
Mamehortty
P.M. Howard
Baby
Melrose
Montana
A. D. Eddy
D. D. Bickett
Doctor Jones
Shoshone
T. H Vs. Morrow
Rupert Barden
Curtig Line
Glen Kerschner
Leslie Gage
A. J. Roster
Richfield Rattlings and Local Visits Update
Rev Bartlett and wife with Mrs Mason and children plus Onders attend event. Mrs L J Jensen hosts Mesdames Barlock McMahon Lane Brush and Truman McMahon at 2 o clock Tuesday. Miss Mattle Bolton stays with Mrs Fenton during her absence. Mr William Rader and Jerome's son visit Mr and Mrs Harbin. Mrs Crosby and Mrs Rhodes recovering, aiming to travel to Lone Beach California. Lee Sonner and mother returned from Fairfield after Sumner's tonsil operation. Miss Ava McMahon to Shoshons Thursday evening for visit and Monday morning departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Bartlett
Mason
Onders
L. J. Jensen
Mesdames Barlock
T. I McMahon
Lane Brush
Truman McMahon
Mise Mattle Bolton
Fenton
Buy Clean Seed for Higher Germination and Success
State Seed Commissioner Sheehan urges farmers to buy tested seed of high germination quality. He warns of widespread low quality seed, especially clover and alfalfa, often carrying dodder. Emphasizes neighbor sales should be avoided unless seed is tested and conforms to pure seed standards. Education and community meetings are key to promoting tested seed through dealers or farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheehan
Maroney
Furs Bureau
Pleid Pitta
Study Club Meeting Lists March Activities and Talks
Shoshone Study Club met March tenth with Household Economics Committee leading the program. Members read favorite recipes and copied booklets. Program included Homer on Economics in the School and Bert Bowler on Take Manners of 1850, with vocal and instrument solos by Mrs E W Sinclair and Florence Bowler. Refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Economics Committee
Homer
T. H. Gooding
Local Family Moves and Weekend Visits Across Town
The Kimama Kumings and Mrs Iimbo Hoss stayed with Mrs John Springer after wintering at Rupert. Clarence Thompson and Juny relocated, Paul’s family heading home. The Hicens family spent Thursday at Bi Thompson Bee. Mr Sehwatkins went to The Pallet Saturday. Tawens Anderson attended. Leeper visited Shoshone Sunday, Gay went to Shoshone Thursday with her husband and son, returning Saturday. Carver and Owen joined in trips to Runert Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iimbo Hoss
John Springer
Rupert
Clarence Thompson
Juny
Paul
Hicens
Bi Thompson Bee
Sehwatkins
Tle Palle Saterday Cieers
Tawens Anderson
Hedes
Tee & Sew Sing
Gay
Tom
Paine
Owen
Carver
Runert
Proposal clutter over gym funds in Shoshone vote
A letter critiques a proposed high school gym funding plan of about 52 008 dollars, arguing 59 000 is excessive and suggesting alternative uses for the Re P Hall. The writer asks why the district would not buy the hall if needed, noting Shoshone’s size and potential savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re. P. Hall
Check Artist in Town Arrest Leads to Recovery of Stolen Funds
A man identified as Aimectt Eavins deposited forged checks at the Sineola County Nations Bank. He then made purchases using the funds, drawing more than face value, including a $20 check at the Mer a Rotel and a $100 check at the Stockgrowers. Sheriff Wheeler's deputies traced him to Fairfield on Camas Prairie, recovering the goods and arresting the suspect, Ray Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eavins
Sineola
Mera Rotel
Hchnetter Drac
Poisery Ren Pagee Tay Bee Acer
Sheriff Wheeler
Fieers
Pecatelis
Camas Prairie
Fairfield
Wheeler
Settlement Reached Between Mrs Hermes and Power Company
James Holmes widow of James Hermes receives a statutory settlement from the Rahor Power Company following the death of Hermes in an industrial incident. The award totals 1509 cash plus monthly payments totaling over six and a half years to support their child born after Hermes’s death. Attorney Henry Ahress represented Mrs Hermes in the agreement, approved under state compensation provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Holmes
Raho Power Company
Efevem
Atorney
Henry Ahress
Hales
Uwe
James Hirtmes
de Reston
Richtenside
Iitabo Power Company
Hermes
Idate Jeerkmass
Tahoe Power Company
Educators Meet in Shoshone District Plans Formulated
Educators gathered representing Jeromte, Twin Falls, West Bisine, Lincote counties discussed 1921 Berivate plans and elected officers for the ensuing year. Secretary Mrs Leah M Burnsife. Next meeting set for March 2 in Barter to complete Institute plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeromte
June L. Kearner
Twin Falls
Brittemmart
West Bisine
Bentin
Lincote
Leah M. Burnsife
City Water Works Stage Settlement Tank Installation
The Journal reports Fenith staff entered our village to install a new settling tank for the water system. Officials say the project will affect property handling and is expected to cost about six thousand dollars, with readiness for maintenance.Fenith and local authorities promise necessary remedies and funding commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuur
Fenith
Tr Ls
Tr & Dem
Idaho Homestead Newsletter Opens Patched Volume In Idaho Hemesford
The Idaho Homestead volume introduces its fourth issue from Bolsy for the Idaho Hemesford Company. A Hulut aging sttor provides a cheery forecast, promising valuable information and rapid pace akin to the western press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Hemestem
Bolsy
Itaho Hemesford Company
Card of Thanks for Sympathy After Baby’s Death
We express our thanks to friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy during the recent illness and death of our baby Charles. Special thanks to Mr and Mrs Will Ivie and Mrs Tabe Ivie for thoughtful services and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Experally
Will Ivie
Tabe Ivie
Boil Water Advice Issued by Dr Dill
Dr Dill urges all city water users to boil drinking water for 15 minutes due to recent contamination concerns. Boiling is advised to ensure safety as chlorine used for disinfection may affect taste and odor. boiling should expel residual chlorine while not harming health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Dill
The New School Addition Seen By The School Boys
A long excerpt recounts student views on adding a gymnasium to improve after hour activities, physical development, and study focus. It argues a gym will reduce street time, boost health and discipline, and strengthen school pride, with praise for local leaders, but notes concerns about costs and rent savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stertsthes
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