The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-11-12

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Thursday, Nov l9th >. 30 O'Clock
The Ladies' Aid meets at the
home Of Nrs. Carrie smith Nov.
~, at >: 30.
Harold Wittenburg sas injured last
week by falling from a horse but
is reported to be getting better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. f. Newman have
moved 10 from their sheep camp up
the Lemhi and will remain in Sal.
mon during the winter.
Don't forget the dance to be given
II the Opera House Thursday night.
Nov. 18th. Good music.
Sale Of fancy work, cooked food.
aprons, candy and Xmas novelties
by the woman's Guild, Dec. 9Th. 2t.
Mrs. Alice Mahoney came over
from Leesburg this week for a few
days visit with friends in the city.
Mrs. Wilkinson has rented the VIII
liam Andrews house during their alb
sence In Portland.
N. / Andrews informs the Re-
corder that he expects to leave for
California Saturday to spend the win
ter with his fan lily.
Wednesday evening at the Metho.
dist parsonage occurred the marriage
Of William Swan, of the local forest
office, and Cora e. Robinson.
Francis Hall went out to Salt Lake
last week to spend couple Of weeks
on his vacation George Radofrd
took his place as clerk in tha Red
Cross Pharmacy until his return.
A letter from Marshall Wright,
who has been located for several
weeks at Dubois, Idaho, says that
be Is leaving Dubois and goinR to
Minnedoka, Idaho.
Ernest Minert came over from
Bozsman the first of the week. He
retrunedswith an injured leg which
the doctors here are treating. The
: injury was caused by the accidental
discharge of revolver which was
supposed to not be lnaded but which
. went off while it was being handled
and the bullet Ia ded lin the leg and
has not been located yet. The doc.
tors are trying To locate 1t with an
N-Ray machine.
T. II. Burbridge, prominent
Northfork rancher, vas in Salmon
the first Of the week looking after
business and buying supplies. He
reports tnat threshing is finished and
the ranchers are all busy getting
ready for winter.
Eugene Taylor left Tuesday morn.
ing for Gilmore where hs will spend
the winter developing some property
which he owns near there. While
Gilmore camp is quiet nov, Mr..
Taylor has eyery faith in the camp
and believes it will be the best Gang
in this section.
The last OF the week Supervisor
Pearson tonk District Engineer Mar
tin of the Forest Service down 4
Sh0up where Mr. Martin remained
to superintend the construction o
the pack bridge which the Fores
Service are putting across the Sal
mon river at Shoup. 1t is state,
that it will take about two week.
to finish putting 10 the bridge.
Portland, Nov. Complete re
turns from. nearly every county II
| Oregon today indicated that the bil
to abolish capital punishment prob
ably had passed at Tuesdays cleo
ton. The Anti Capital Punishment
league claimed the measure Woul
receive a majority of 5000 votes.
| il passes, two condemned murderer
at the state penitentiary will escap
the death penalty. Capital News.
The last OF the week deal va
consummated in which Fred William
sold his ranch down the river nes
Fourth of July creek 10 Chas. v
Johnson, of Occur d Alens, and {
N. Smart of Linch, Washington
The ranch is one OF the leading fru
ranches in this county and for yea
has furnished large share ri Il
fine grade OF fruit which has bee
brought to the market. Last year
furnished fruit which took nine dii
erent premiums at the county lair,
We remember rightly. Mr.. Sma
and family will remain on the ranC
during the winter and in the sprif
Mr johnson will also come out AZ