The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-10-15

return last Thursday on business.
For Sale Cheap Iron bed and
springs. Inquire at this ONCE.
Miss Berniee Spencer returned the
last of the week from a visit With
friends at Wisdom, Mont.
Mrs. Roscoe Hancock left for Mus
grove last Thursday Her husband
is working at the Musgrove mines.
Thos. Kane vas down from Ten
doy the first of the week looking after
business matters.
Ernest Thompkins aud T. ]. Demp-
sey left Tuesday morning on hunt
ing trip.
Ruhbers all kinds, fresh stock,
prices right. Come and let us supply
your winter foot wear.
MrPherson Monk i Co, Lid.
The little 7-year-0ld boy OF Mr.. aud
Mrs. Fred Bolts is reported 10 he
very III and under the care OF Sal
mon Physicians.
Geo W. Noble and wife we're Sal
mon visitors the last OF the week
from Gilmore. Mr. Noble is under
the care of u physician at present.
Frank Hayenlann aud win Hines
left this week for hunting trip over
10 the Blackbird district.
The Ladies' Aid will meet Thurs
day, Oct. - at the church annex
vita Mesdames Noddings and Stroud
as hoStesses.
W. ID. Oliver, Of Dillon, has been
in the valley few days buying cat
tie. There seems to be great de-
mand for Lemhi cattle this fall.
o. +. Dupuis who has superin-
tended the mine and mill work at
the Musgrove property for several
months, made a business trip to SAL
mon rece2tly.
IL. j. Bagley, f. h. Sharkey Jr.,
and Wilbur Oglssby of Baker passed
through Salmon last week on their
way to Moose Greek tc the mires OF
Mr. Bagley.
The first OF the "eek. Mr.. Riggs
with a crew of men. rau a line from
the Shoup bridge across TO the Hot
Springs aHu as soon as possible that
popular resort will he supplied with
electric current.
James T. Horton. who has been HI
for several weeks Is gradually gaining
strength and is now able TO come
down tewn a short time each day.
His many friends are glad To See hin
about again and hope the recovery
will be complies.
George Shoup and Albert Amonsor
made trip to their mines neal
Leadore last Sunday. Unfortunately
Mr.. Patterson. who took them up
broke his car and they had to get tn,
Leadore livery car To assist them.
L. j. Brown, OF Lewiston Mont.
came in the first of the week to pur
chase some cattle. Mr.. Brown ha
been here before on like mission ;
is very we'll known to the stock met
of this county.
ran unusual opportunity will b
accorded the people OF Salmon cit
and vicinity in seeing the beautifu
art needlework of all kinds aud learn
ing the new stitches. When Mrs
Is. VI. Stevenson visits our cit
Wednesday Oct. p 10 he here som
days.
1 Judge Hansbrough came dow
from Challls Monday where he la
been looking after his candidacy f
the ONCE Of District Judge II
spent a few days in salmon and v
einity interviewing the voters an
visiting with former friends. y
has very strong hopes of being II
next judge of this district.
Mr.. Downing and family came
from Lima tine uFSb VI TIVE NSc
They have rented the Mckinn'
- property in the south part OF tow
and expect to make this tneir nom
| They have purchased the Chas. II
ranch on Hayden creek and it is u
derstood that a son will occupy it,.
Johnny McNutt, a nephew OF Il
n
| late David McNutt, arrived In >
mon last week. He worked the NJ
Mutt placers on Moose creek for Sc
eral years when the property "
owned nv his uncle. He Is lookIt
over old scenes and visiting wi
| friends for couple weeks.
| Boys coats 500 now 81.
Boys Jumpers 81 % nov
Mems shoes ~ sos. 90 Bow /.
Mems caps IS, 10, cleo, Is, l.
Boys undershirt> for p cen
Bows underwear s., 20 10 81 . su
Mems WOOL sox good quality o..
b, 40, so, Is.
McPherson Monk 4 Co.. IL
Mrs. Wm. Hines came over the i
of toe week from Wisdom. Mon
on 4 visit with salmon friends. VI
Hines has been III but is now bett'