The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-10-08

"'ei Jesse creek on LambsTd street.
Mrs. Stella James was passenger
70 Idaho Falls the first Of the week
Tor visit with relatives.
Frank Hamilton returned the first
OF the week from a surveying trim
IN the upper part of the county.
M and Mrs. Fred Crandall and
thelr guests visited the Kirtley
oredge Friday of last week.
Judge McCracken and family are
enjoying visit from their daughter.
Mrs willard Rood and children, who
reside near Big creek.
Tom Bullock, who has been at
work at the Copper Queen mine near
fendoy, came down Monday even
Ing for the purpose of receiving med
ical treatment.
Our attention has been called to an
error made in the list of premiums
given in the mineral department of
Ghe county fair. E. E. Edwards of
Gibbonsville was awarded first prize
Ior The best individual display Of
ores.
u. A. Smith and family were down
from Tendoy Tuesday trading 18th
Our merchants. Mr.. Smith carried
on several prizes at the county fair
with his thoroughbred Short Horn
cattle.
Murdoch McNicoll and wife came
down from the ranch Tuesday even
ing Tor the purpose of attending the
meeting OF the Eastern Star, re-
turning home Wednesday morning.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Carpenter and
Mrs. Seth Ball OF Tendoy were over
night visitors in Salmon Tuesday
The ladies attended the meeting of
the Star.
Don Pyeatt and sister, Miss Flor.
cree came down from Lemhi Tues.
DAY evening to attend the meeting Of
the Eastern Star. Don was one of
the victims and said he really enjoy
ed it.
Several weeks ago a bunch OF keys
which had been found was left at
this office. The matter slipped our
mind and We forgot to mention them
last week. The keys are at this
office and owner can have them by
calling for them.
II. NJ. Campbell and family are
moving this week into the brick cot.
tage erected by r. NJ. Pollard near
the Dempsey home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Goo, will occupy their new
home vacated by Mr.. Campbell.
Mrs. Theodore Ketchum returned
to her home at Ulysses last week
after pleasant visit with her mother
and other relatives In Salmon.
Several inches OF snow Vas report.
ed at Leesburg Sunday.
MI aud Mrs. Fred Crandall are en-.
joying visit from Mrs Crandall's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jones. This
is their hrst visit to our valley and
they are very much pleased with It..
They will be here several weeks and
I go FROM neIe 10 California for Wis.
IL with other relatives.
The stork vas very busy the first
Of tue week and bought several wee
specimens of humanity. A hne baby
girl vas left with G b. QGarles aud
wife, baby hoy al the home OF ;. ).
Stewart and wife and baby boy
with barry Snyder and wife They
ell received cordial welcome and
have decided to remain permanently
H ". G. Smith returned Friday from
Tendoy where he had been for the
past week looking after business in
terests. He has been helping "a
sort the sheep and get the winter
bands made up, Of which the COM
pany will have three. He reports
the sale OF one band OF sheep to
Ball AND MahstIey. The Tsndoy
Livestock company have had remark.
ably good success with theif fiocks
the past year, their crop Of lambs
being especially fine and their losses
very light.
The owners 81 automobiles In Sal.
mon and vicinity have dubbed &C.
gelher and made q number OF i'm.
provements on the leading 10 the
Hot Springs The hill at the Springs
has been cut down And the grade
wIdened and several nes culverts put
In. The Springs Is quite popular
pleasure resort and there il great
deal OF travel on thai road II used
~ h. thought impossible to get T.
the Springs with an auto, hut It bai
been found that even the Ford car,
can make II with ease.
The regular meeting ~ the Guitars
Club Wa held at the home OF Mrs
F. Dempsey, last Thursday after
noon sith a good attendance The
time WIS taken ~ With general Dis.
cuss.on OF the European ~ar Mrs
J A. Herdnon rendered vocal solo
accom- panied by Mr. Norton. Th'