Dietrich Notes From County Schools
Raymond Jenkins and sister Nida visited Shoshone Monday. A 15-couple dancing party was held at the Dietrich Hotel Friday night. Numerous local residents attended church and school events, with a large youth gathering planned. The Epworth League social and Easter services were announced with details on dates and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Harley Grewel
Richfield
Epworth League
Bertha
Tinekia
Lena
Olga
Shoshone
S. A. Bate
E. Weist
American Falls
Dietrich School
Welst
J. Wells
Dick Mustard
Marley Grewell
Jack Houston
Darrah School Dist
North Shoshone
The Story of the Flag in Lofty Verse
A sweeping patriotic poem celebrates the American flag as a symbol of liberty and universal human dignity. It contrasts free nations with despots and urges citizens to honor Old Glory in peace and in war, linking flag reverence to duty, courage, and national memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Children of
Shoshone Boys Recalled to the Colors
Recalls include Russell Fuller Raymond Wheeler Stephen Bond Fred Peake Carl Casey Fred Thevenin D P Hatch Butch Ellis. Local notes mention Mrs L Shupence visiting her parents, Sam Bradford joining the army, H C Him shooting a bow, and rabies concern. William Wallace visited his ranch, W H Murphy arrives from Seattle to tend his ranch, and Stratton from Cottonwood brought sheep to feed at H C Hills place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Bond
Fred Peake
Carl Caseyfred Thevenin
D. P. Hatch
Butch Ellis
L. Shupence
C. Springer
Sam Bradford
H. C. Him
William Wallace
W. H. Murphy
Seattle
Washington
Mr. Stratton
District No 2 School Closed Over Coal Shortage
District No. 2 School closed seven days due to lack of coal. Mrs. J W Hunter returned from Pocatello this week. Roy and John Winter ill with measles. Fora Dell Myers moved to stay with Mrs. Tripp for a while.
Dentist Dallimore Sets Up Practice in Shoshone
Dr. F C Dammore of Ogden Utah plans to locate in Shoshone for dentistry. Dr Dallimore arrives with top professional credentials and the newest tools simulate premium care. He will occupy rooms formerly used by Vernon and later connected with Dr Zellers hospital and seeks public patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Dammore
Ogden
Utah
Shoshone
Dalhmore
Dallimore
Vernon
Neighborhood News Highlights From North Side
Mrs J M Hale returns from winter visit in Southern California and George W Dewey reports 3 degrees above zero at the station last Saturday morning March 17. Ed Gill sold his acreage adjoining town to J G Lawrence. Lawrence plans to move in with his family. John T Roberts recovering from dynamite explosion injuries at the North Star mine in Halley. lost one eye, other badly damaged, regaining some sight with further operations anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side
J. M. Hale
California
George W. Dewey
George
Ed Gill
J. G. Lawrence
Mr. Lawrence
John T. Roberts
North Star
Halley
Roberts
Jerome to Upgrade Post Office and Add Rural Route
Inspector Ballard reported Jerome post office will advance to second class on July 1 due to rising receipts reflecting population and business growth. Roads improving could bring an additional rural route, and a flour mill is planned for the coming season by the builders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County Times
Ballard
Post Omer Department
Jerome
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. S. Griffin
Bureau of Steam Engineering
American Press Association
Albert Gleaves
Jack Pease
Geo. Brown
Tne
H. Chapman
Mr. Chapman
S. E. Kilker
Mark Freeman
Tanca
Java
Dietrich Church
Dietrich
Jim Kelly
Rice
S. B. Kilker
Miss Stronach
Carol Borden
Mr. Feehner
Mr. Hamilton
Chas, Chapman
Ed. Dooley
C. Smith
Chris. Fries
Tom Peterson
Lena Judy
Kertha Patterson
Tinella “Leitheiser
Frda
Rupert HU
The
Indies Aid
M.eb
South America
I Dietrich
Orotate
Cradle Rolll
Besslyn School
Centenjon
Barlow Hickman
Dan Holmes
George Banner
Elizabeth Mason
Gwin
Jim Holmes
Elizabeth
Mason
Grace Hickman
Myrtle Studeven
T. Barber
J. Franklin Bell
Russel Fuller
Raymond Wheeler
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