The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-23


L. q. Beers Aas 40 outgoing pas
>ergrr Monday morning.
Water Glass FOR preserving eggs Al
MritzlerS.
Percy Anderson left Tuesday morn
ing Tor trip down the river.
Several Of the Boyle creek people
"efe ia Town Sund y to attend tile
funeral Of Mrs, Thornburg
bon Casterin was up from his
rauch near North Fork for several
days last week.
While IN an intoxicated condition
Tuesday Jack Webster fell from a
wagon and broke his lex just snOve
the ankle
VIM Beck, who has ranch near
Myers Cove in this county, MAS
transacting business AT Salmon dur
ing the past week.
Deputy Supervisor Stewart and
wife came in from Ogden, Utah,
Monday, where he has b. EN- work
ing in the Forest Office
Jerry Hegarty, linotype operator
with the Butte Miner, Ia visiting
his sister, Mrs. Dan Hegsrty, who
lives on ranch few miles up the
Salmon river
r. l.. Edwards returned from The
| Nusgrove mines near Forney the
last Of the week The mine and mill
at Musgrove are both running TO
their full capacity.
Mrs. Della Hamilton announces
that She desires orders for fancy
work, including tatting, crucheting,
kind OF lace work. Prices reasonable.
The ladies' Of Mcpherson W X. c..
spent a very pleasant dav last Satur-
| day picnicing at the Hot Springs .
The ladies report having had a
cry pleasant time.
Joe Papetti has completed bis new
blacksmith shop adjoining the garage
He has purchased the tools and sup
plies Of the garage and will look
after both businesses.
Mrs Henrietta rsttee came in
from Los Angeles, California Monday
evening. Mrs. pattee has Tee n
away for long time and her many
/ friends 10 Lemhi county VIII be glad
To welcome her home and trust tine
/ ladt will decide to stay with Us this
T time.
/ The Redwine store building is be
/ ing put into shape for he Use Of the
Grand Theatre company, who expect
to occupy it the first Of next week
This is good location although
the building is not 50 we'll suited for
that purpose as the one they now
occupy.
The odd Fellows and Rebekahs
will assemble at the Methodist
church next Sunday to listen TO a
sermon by Rev. Bush, who takes
for his theme, Truth, the Imperial
Virtue There will he special
music for this occasion and all are
invited.
one by one, and sometimes TWO by
two the Salmoneaters who have
strayed from the fold wander back
again. Monday evening Mr. and Mrs.
forma to spend the summer. OF
course we are all glad to have them
come back for it means that they
realize that Salmon is a pretty good
place to live after all. We learn
I that Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan and Mrs
/ SPAIN are expected sometime next
month Now when Mr.. and Mrs.
I Mcpherson and } a. McNab arrive
the strays will most all be home
again.
( A. r. Shehan, postal inspector,
spent severa! DAYS in Salmon and
vicinity the past week. He is look
! Ing after the star routes 81 this sec
/ tion, and also inspecting the proposed
| free delivery route from salmon up
/ the river TO Baker and return on the
other side OF the river. There have
been names enough tn make up
/ the necessary amount and the mat
/ ter now rests with the postal depart
ment. postm aSser Rand during his
administration, and Postmaster
/ Ierudon since taking charge have
/ been working hard fer the route.
The Recorder is In receipt OF a
neat little card Announcing the
birth Of son TO Editor and Mrs.
& Dillingham;, Of the Leadore Stand
ard. Tie card reads Mr. and
/ Mrs. Milton Andrew Dillingham; an
uounce the birth Of their son, Harry
/ Dale, their home in Leadore, Ida
/ no on Morday April thirteenth,
nineteen hundred and fourteen at
/ SIX minutes OF seven o clock, q M.
/ Nine and a half pounds. Dr Pow
IN. Editor Dillingham; has no 50
p.rstltiOn about thirteen nov and
viii leok upon it As very lucky
number for them TIE Recorder
extends congratulations, and sincerely