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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-06-18

Ct the state. or our stay In thu
nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, Of
Standpoint, We have most pleasant
memories. Mrs. Wilson vas made
Grand Matron OF the state wbun the
Grand Chapter met in SALMON In 1911.
ana visited here The following year.
u Tie present grand mAtron can
hil that aIlice nith pne half tha
efficiency aud honor OF Sister WIIsOn.
the" "e shall b- happy.
>tndpoirt is a city OF about ats
thousand people and is situated ,o
tie heautliul Lake Pend d'oteiils.
has AXE Is ntty-hVe miles long
and is said to be next 10 the lars.,.
body Of fresh water wholly nithin
The nited states except Lake Met
igan. Standpoint il 200 feet at,ov.
sea level, bat parts Of the AXE ara
below s"alevcl We hope IL Wal,
standpoint >omr time aud have a ride
nu the beautiful LAKE. Three trans.
eootlnrhtAi railroads pass Though tie
toNn AMI there are twenty one pax,.
r0Eer trains each nay. Laundering
81 itr prlI c pal industry. although
~" were informed that last year
There mere over s15, COO worth Of e.L
shipped from that place Here Ne
I htd tie pleasure Of meeting Mr..
j whitaker, Who MAS member Of tie
/ legislature At the time that W. c
/ ~hnup and ATTORNEY whiteonlb ser.
representing Lsn,hi county Ia that
/ bcb
We left Sandpoin. SUNDAY morniax
aud had tile pleasure of travelling
20 Armsiead with Mrs. George GAxoa,
/ 50 lllackfnot also Past Grand Ne.
tron Of Idaho The ride acro.s ths
o"rthern part ~ the state la dag.
light at this tine ~ the year Ii Ger.
tainiN one not soon 10 he totgottsa.
/ At Moscow and all along the ~ay
Ne net many pleasant people and
49, :" 'HAihNf WIZ iWhdh 0t4A
acquaintances In this city " whoa,
they desired TO be remembered. Tax.
ing all things into confederation !,
was one Of tn. most pleasant "trip,
: Ne have ever taken and We desire q
cypress our appreciation 70 ia,
! friends who have made IL possibls To-
Us tn have this trip and Tor the kline
greetings aud good wishes expresses
IN OUT return home. The trip hal
done rs IA much good that We tak,
, up our duties again with rsnsws,
courage aud with tie nope THAI Il
the coming year ths result VI on
laburs viii merit tie ooniidsncs an
honor which has come 10 W. L
make "a long story short, ws are gle
r. 90 he At nome and at work again.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-06-18
LtNHI BUSINESS
MEMS ASSOCIATION

The business men of salmon held
an adjourned meeting last night from
Wednesday night when all organlLa-
ton was started 10 organize the bust
ness men Of the county into an asso.
citation for the betterment OF trade
condition Of this county
Last week a committee WAS appoint
cd TO canvass the business interest
OF the town and see how many we're
Ia favor OF such an organization
They made their report last night
and II WAS found that nearly all OF
tie business men Of the city had
signitisd their willingness to Join by
signing their names. There rsfe 3,
sly natures Oh the paper
The first thing OF the evening Vas
the adopting OF one OF two bylaws 81
10 10 permit the association to have
II name and ~ elect Otficars The
nsnIe decided upon was. Lemhi
Business Men ) Association
The Officers elected we're; pfesl,
dent, Arthur GTeeus First Vice
President, DR. Stratluu; Second Vice
President Frank hnVsmaru. Score
tAry bred Biscos Treasurer " u
Shoup aud the directors we're Franz
Ha'emAun, In. StIatton " g.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-06-18

Nm. Brown. we'll know citizen
of Glbbonssills, passed 4SAy at hls
home the nrst II the week The
cause Of his demise u said ~ baV"
been dropsy from which be has
suffered long time Mr. Brown has
been resident OF y ibL,ousSile about
t~~nlg years and with his wife hAs
lie Ma hrothef-ln.lA~ Of Chas.
Lewis OF this ,itt aud - highly spok
eu II by those Who knew him lie
lea "s three soBs and uns dAuKi. ter,
besIdes MS vile 10 mourn his dSaL I'll
Undertaken bosblsf sin pped caskst
Tuesday to GibbOnsyille, where he
~Jit b. lad t. rest today
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-06-18
h.. Great 10, B.ILs, Bowel. and S'ona,h

Nr want Al people ~hu have q ron
i, stUtusrt trouble Or cgus'II1tlaH.
D. matter Of bO~ l0ng sf47eInk 20
nv -. dose Of Aayrs Roudsrfal
stomach a.medy- oEe dO-s al! u-
stnoe yOu 1bl. Is the msdi0ns ~
MANY .! uuf tucAi - PIE h1'~ b~sr
tsklng Niti surprising rss4i,a TIE
most thorough system Gle INSET -
ever sid MsFTs Wondsriu. stnu-
AL Rem edJ nn,r sold here ~ Oss
\ Neither 4 Co.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-06-18
A TRIP TO
NOR TIL IDAHO
Continued from Page uur

Continued from Page hur.
the sp,endid address 81 Miss trenot
dean Of women 81 tie univ,rsity
Delicious refreshments we're also
served hy these ladies
Not the least pleasant mtt Of oar
stay at MOSCOW WAS the pleasure Of
visiting at tho home OF J J Carr
and family Who are So well known
10 salmon people Mir Carr and
family ike their mes n me- very
much, yet, Ike most an former Sal
uuneaters, nave a longing iu their
heart foG the old associations in this
valley Miss Audrey has done spleen
did work IN the university and cA.
poets TO teach the coming year and
so complete thc WORK and graduate
with her class Matt Is married ana
com furtablS settled there The, an
desired 10 to remembered 10 theif
former salmon nrighbprs and ffiends
Another pleasant hour Nas spet /
iu Tie home % Nj and Mrs Coek.
Mr. Cook waA Ia lHv forrest rrVics
IA salmon and moved 20 Moscow sew
eral vea ~ ago. inev are serh pleas
anLly situated aud ike the city and
their work. but stiIi have il very
kindly feeling for salmon and her
people they also desired 80 b, re-
uenbefed to lhelr friends here.
The people Of Moscow had treated
us ~ r0,nll, that II Wa with re-.
iuclaucc that Ne left tneir b"aatitul
city FudAy corning un our huUa.
ward journey That 80 might yet
a bettcr view Of tie culutry W
took the electric train tu spokane
We were met At the Train las Sits.
Aunrta lhistof. "hu immediately
proceeded 10 pilot Us to tie city
police station Wondering Auat ~
could have don, 40 meft surt treat
lnent Ne wefr about a. brat ha~tt
retreat Nnyn =, Ner, Informed dat
+ It ~As one = 'ti,s Itislsrs duiJ
dutics 10 report at the sitS hal| IL "a
certain hour - rhr 1ny Ne srfc
+ then conducted 10 the home - III.
and Mr ! y iIu.t~f where -
received AstM HeIspup Ihes,
good people all ut remembered as
T former salmon citizens. ana jucf
frlnrds Will ie pleased ~ iHatu fltf
hey are ~eI3 aud happy
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-06-18
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-06-18

v Ii. Shsrrln left this morning
for Butte where lac will work Ia 4
real estate office for time.
Nj and Mrs Jno r. Watkins
spent Sunday at the Warner ranch
Mr.. and Mrs Titus spent SATURDAY
and Sunday with MIR aud Mrs VIII
Warner at the ranch.
Mrs K b. Herndou and daughter
Jane lsit this InornilR for ArmsLead
where they will visit with relatives
Miss BeInice Spencer has been a
guest OF Mis- Hazel ". McCraoken
for tile past few days.
1t is reported that the McDeVitt
creek mines have been bonded aud
leased by some salt Lake parties,
who are preparing 10 work them.
Attorneys Cherry and Whitcomb
lett the first Of the week on bus.
inesS trip To Moose creek They 81
pect to return ueIt Monday
Sam Sternb~rg expects 10 leave
about The INST OF the mouth for the
vicinity Of Horse creek To spend The
summer as lre-guafd
A charivdri party Of about thirty
neighbours aud trieuds visited hr and
Mrs. EDDIE Edwards Thursday even
ing al their country home All re
port a splendid time.
Miss Ivy Radford has resigned heI
position with the Redruck aud Sal
mon River Telephone Co Mls'
Leona morrill, las taken her place IL
[ tie telephone nrtice.
". c. Smith and family left Tues
day morning FOR their ranch at Ten
doy where MIR Smith will ~upsrin
tend tie shearng OF their large bauc
of sheep He expected to tUturI
about TUESDAY Of next week
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-06-18

BARGAIN prices la Quern QuAan
Low Shoes and OAlusd> can bc l0aua
At tie ta,h Eutcrpuer sbtf, e. -
to -, ~ shoes are being su,1 ~ fuW
s1.m 20 JH A larg, tauetb ui
feathers and stNl.s ln Tan and Black.
lhe~r are faces AMI are helm. clos
out, regardless ~ cost Special prices
are also tlrred Ia children tarya'
anu Patent low SHOES auu Barefoot
sandals. II viii cost YOU nothing l.
look these UNrr
Ball Brand kuhbvi Boots. Men
Women and thidren al the cast
Ent, prise. rtlcc, AMI quality risht
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-06-18
shake oft Year Bheanat,sn.s

Now is the time TO get rid OF your
rheumatims. Try twenty-five
cent bottle Of Chamberlain Lini-
ment aud see how quickly your rheu-
matte pains disappear Sold by all
dealers
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-06-18
STRICTLY CASH BASIS

Owing to III health and my
inability to attend to the de-
tails Of my business, ] have
decided to put Brown S Marx
Ell on a strictly CASH basis
after july !, 1914 ] wish TO
thank my many customers Tor
their patronage IN the past
and 10 solicit Their trade for
the future
W. J BROWN
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-06-18

AGENT Burke a1H .s1.a retur.as
81 ..7. SO ,ns ",,a .tom 4 ,,-a,ant
.'o.t 'ltu friends 10 luiiaat.
I". drauk, lei iu,. the hanl, of
tie police Monday e,rmu.. Tu,,..,,
morning. tuey Mere taken hefory po.
... :-r Miller and me received -
~n .ritunlu1e ana tie other SO aud
trimmings. The trimmings ia both
ase> Im"unling To ct. 10
Judge stevens has sold his interest
"a tu- blackloul Evening courier To
hrsl + Brown editor Of The OPT
INST also 81 blackioot. MIR brown
anhuUdces that The policy oil the
Courier, lu the failure mill be repuu-
Iitan and that 1t VIII support state.
vide prohibition
A cara from Mrs. Bush Anuouue-,
lhe iict that Rev bush and family
"lit b home Wednesday ana that
ihe regular service OF the church
VIII be resumed next SUNDAY. June
II 1t is reporte That Rev Bush is
much improved ia heslth which will
be 'od news IT, their friends ia Sal.
mon Anu Lemhl county.
Ili8s is the greatest sale Of Mems
bu' and ctildfeu's clothing ever
offered ia Leuhl. Don't forget a
suit for the Al Mcrherson Monk
& TO Ltd, rle store that goes Oh
i cash basis. Cash means hold tie
trade at home Cut out the mail
order houses aud Ne are going 10
make II AL object 10 tie purchaser "
trade here cur books viii be clossd
on July 3l.t ana our store will Es
cash On the counter store Nc.
PheTson Monk Il Co. Ltd.
NJ. . Titus and wife left Tuesday
morning Tor their old nome in Indi.
ana. MIR. Titus has accepted posii-
ton in the schools OF his home town
tyr the coming wear These Young
people have been closely identified
WIN Tue StllOOl ana social HE OI our
city for the past two years and their
departure is generally regretted
Mr.. Titus is al accomplished mu-
stefan and will he greatly missed,
while MIR Titus helped in the band
aud orchestra and thsir places Ia the
social life OF Salmon will be vacant
for long time.
Miss tllda Turubull is suffering
from what is Thought to be case
Of blood poisoning. Several days ago
she dropped the scissors which
struck her on the ankle but Just
barely pncked tie skin, She
thought nothing Of il until Tuesday
Wien hsr anhle began to swell and
PAIN her. Her physical thinks It
au attack Of puisunlns aud she Is
COT tted To her home. 1t is hoped
Il at it viii not De serious
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-06-18
C1rs Of TksnL.

J.. 10 trends vito ~ kindly sssi.t
- 90 TIE are o. Mr. Jane Preston
dummy ter last Illness ana To- tie
wsr. snH sympathy 81 her feHih.
ns ash 10 express oar heartfelt
thanks Their kindness can never
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-06-18
Notice 20 TAEpAysrs

The nnAl installmenl OF taxes Tor
the year OF 1918 become delinquent
on tile first Monday ia July aud
must lie paid prior IL that date,
Geo. ". Neither, Collector.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-06-18

Lamb trade trm spring stock sell
ing readily at o.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-06-18

Advertisements ~ Ina KKCosDaR
buug results
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-06-11
FOOLED THE STUDENTS.
k Clever Hoax That Was Penetrated
 at Harvard University.

Richard Washburn Child the nov elist. when at Harvard university was the oriSina tor of joke which has be- come perpetuated in the university. The Bocilaan describes the inciden, as follows:
 "While an undergraduate at liar. yard Nr. Child happened to be. amone other things. one of the board of edi. tors of the Lampoon. The Crimson. the Harvard undergraduate daily, had announced that it would print no eGi- tion on Memorial day. 1901. At MT. Child's suggestion the Lampoon issued fake number Of the Crimson. deli cately enough caricatured 10 deceive all but the most obseryant readers
 ''The appearance of the college paper was accurately. reproduced. even tG certain typogrrphical errors for ' mick the Crimson had been notorious. bui the contents were such that the whols Cambridge community was for time in turmoil Information that the jan ttur of one of the college laboratories had upset d jar of microbes and that all those who had been near the labo- IT. ory shoulas1eport at once to the col lece doctor: that So-and-so of the crew squad had rowed himself out of his she'll but had reached shore without III effects. and that the president and fellows of Harvard college had de cided not 10 offer President Mckinley an honorary degree was given with the utmost gravity.
 "A statement in the fake that the Crimson was making more money than was warranted and that S1.50 on ali s subscriptions would be returned that afternoon brought many fresh, men to the Crimson office at the ap- pointed time. 4 sign, hung in the night over the Crimson office. reiter. ated this announcement and was an- other part of the hoax. Its complete success was for long the talk of Cam bridge and the forbidden subject Of canvers9 rion in the Crimson sanctum"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-06-11

THE WR AN CELL SENTINEL
 PAUL F. sTANHoPE Editor and Manqscr l Published ct WraneeH Alosko, eueru Thursday Afternoon
 Enter Second Glass Matter, al Wrangell,
 Alaska, Postofhce, under Congress B. 1879 per pear Foreign soc
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-06-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In The United States Commission CTS Court, Wrangell Precinct, First Division, District of Alas ka-In Probate.
 IT. the matter of the Estate of William Cook. Deceased:
 Notice is hereby given that we Donald Sinclair and L. NJ. Church ill have heen duly appointed Ex- ecutors of the above named Esta,e of William Cook, Deceased. And thas Letters Testauertafy were granted US or the 26th day of May 1914:
 All persons having claims a. gainst said estate are acquired to present sane to us, in Wrang ell. Alaska. with certified Vouchers therefor within six months from the date of thlsuotice.
 Dated at Wrahgeil, Alaska, this 27th das of May, 1oI4.
 I9NA.o SINCLAIR,
 L NJ. Gnu RcHlL1.
 Executors.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-06-11

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The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-06-11
Business Is Business.

"That fellow who was talking so nicely about love in q cottage must be a poet"
 No: hes real estate dealer. He's trying to persuade me to get married and buy semi-detaehed cottage on the instalment plan. n."-Washingto Herald.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-06-11
How He Did 1t.

First Vender of Brooms-I don't know 'ow you sells 'em for a penny. steals the 'afts, l steals the birch, and tuppence
 Second Vender of Brooms-I steals 'em ready made.-Londen Punch.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-06-11
Advice.

q would like to get some plants to put in my kitchen to give it an esthetie touch What would YOU recommendF"
 Prom the looks of the kitchen, madam, l would advise some scrubby plants. ."-BaltimoyA American.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-06-11
Nothing New.

Same old coal bin. same old bod. Same old tiTasoDe guldaurOd, Same old quail that shriily call. Same old chestnuts. same old fall.
 Kansas City Journal.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-06-11
NoMadaYs.

I'm going 10 leave mum" said the maid. "Alas,' cried Mrs. Grey, i've done all of the work myself, So why will you not stay?' Then Bridget up and made reply, Thus ending the dispute: "Indade I'll let you know just why The works not done to suit,''
 -Lippincott's.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-29

Miss Amcy Cooper spent several
days the past week with Provo friends
at the NJ. |. A. girls camp In Provo
canyon
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-29
Popular Young People Wed

Mr. and Mrs. l.. w. Lund gave a
Wedding reception In honor OF the
marriage of their daughter, Cleone
10 S. Alma Kirk, Wednesday even
Ing, August 10Th.
The house was beautifully decorat-
ed with flowers for the occasion. The
lawn was well lighted with electric
lights and Japanese lanterns, and Mt
ed up special for the occasion. Prois.
0yerlade and Alfred and others fur
nlshed music for the dancing on the
lawn, which was quite feature OF the
evening. A program OF various parts
we're well rendered. Delicious re-
freshments were served. About 200
guests being present. Man. from
other towns and cities OF the state.
Out OF town guests to the kidding
we're. Prof. and Mrs. Richard X. Ly-
man, DR.. and Mrs. John u. Brown,
Misses Liza Swenson, Erma Sims
Cora Olsen, May Young, Lucille Beer
Ida Coombs, Mrs. Fred Meakin, Mrs
Howard X. briggs, of Salt Lake CITY
Prof. and Mrs James l.. Brown, Mr.
Carl Curing, Mr.. Warren Alfred, MI
and Mrs. Il. NJ. Arid Of Provo. BIS
hop and Mrs. Money, Miss Margaret
Money, Miss Ann Money OF spanish
Fork Miss Fern Chapman, Mr. ano
Mrs. Bernard Christensen, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Stephen Shelley OF American
Fork, and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Rich'
ardson Of Ogden
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-29
J. Il. Walker Will
Resign From Ticket

Bishop James H. Walker, who is
on the County Democratic and Pro-
gressiye ticket as a candidate fol-
superintendent of schools, will tend
er his resignation to the committee
His name was presented against his
personal wishes, and at the time II
was generally known that he was
averse to becoming candidate The
people of Pleasant Grove district
want his survives as principal and
supervisor of the local High School
and grades He is doing excellent
work in this capacity and the posi-
ton he now holds is decidedly pre-
ferable to that of county superinten-
dent. The school patrons will be
pleased to learn of his actions.
Just who will be named to fill the
vacancy is not yet known, but 1t is
generally understood that A. b. An
derson Of Lehi, will be offered the
position.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-29
InteTurban Road Chooses Agent
WI Make His Home In New station
Nearing Completion.

W. r. Armstrong. assistant manager
for the Orem road, was In Pleasant
Grove Thursday, and while here ne
practically made arrangements ioi
West Jacobs to act as agent for the
company for this place. While the
contracts were not signed, 1t Is uh-
derstood that they will be within the
next few days and that Mr.. Jacobs
VIII take charge soon after Septem'
Der LIST.
Alex Thornton and Miss Mills, mis-
toookkeoper, has been transacting the
business for the company In the
thornton company's office, but 1t haS
grown to such proportions that II
now requires almost one persons en-
ure time 10 attend to the railroad
business, As II was interfering VIII
ar Thornton's business too much, III
down.
The new station Is now nearing
completion, The plastering is nov
practically all completed and tn
painters are closely following th'
nork OF the carpenters. Mr.. Arm
suohg said that in two more weeks
vi would be In readiness for II to b.
SSvcupled Soon as the plastering Il
WY and the smell of paint Is worl
Vn the new agent will move his fam
W III and business will be transferred
mmom Thornton's store. Because o
e present Inconvenience, no effor
business
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-29
Will Can Fruit
In Two Mole Weeks
building Practically Completed and
Machinery Now Being
Installed.

Worknen yesterday commenced
moving the machinery into the new
canning factory, and commenced put
ling the machinery In its proper
place. The building is now practic-
ally completed, and within the next
Two weeks 1t is hoped that the pre-
serving of fruits In cans will have
commenced.
Ed. Alkire has been employed to
install the machinery, but an expert
IN the canning business will arrive
within the next few days to supervise
the arrangement and location of the
machinery and probably to superin-
tend and manage the business for the
short run this season.
The company intends canning to-
matoes and all kinds of fruit that can
be obtained at the time the plant will
he In operation. Undoubtedly there
will be plenty of fruit to keep II 60
ing. It is the intentions of the com
pany only to make short run this
season. However, after making a
short run this year, the company will
then have found few little mistakes
and be prepared to transact business
on large scale next year.
People who have visited most of
the canning plants Of the state say
that there is but one built as well as
the one at Pleasant Grove, and none
better Its location is ideal and there
will be an abundance of fruit and
vegetables to keep II running to its
full capacity. II should be great
money maker for It's stockholders,
and undoubtedly It will be the great
est thing for Pleasant Grove Of any
thing ever established here.