The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-10-29

AAlC WENA IL 1oAuAAhs W. " A&ao1AA
is attending institute and his daugh- C
ter Is a guest in the f. ]. Cowen a
home during the time her father is 81
attending the institute.
Mrs. Thomas Yearian came down Il
Friday evening to attend the enter I
tainment given by the Guild. She b
remained over until the next day to c
look after business matters, return
ing home with her son Russell that
evening. They were accompanied
home by Miss Laura Whitwell for
a short visit.
Mrs. Lamborn, the mother OF l..
E. Lamborn left Tuesday morning
To join her husband at Baltimore
MARYLAND, where they will make
their home Mr. and Mrs. Lamborn
, Sr., have been residents of salmon
for the past two years and have
many friends who regret to see them
leave Salmon for good
, County Attorney O'Brien was call
, ed to Ledaore the last OF the week to
investigate the case Of VIM. Reeder, /
who had been arrested on the charge |
. OF stealing sheep. Reedre was bound
: over to the Diatrict court and Mr.. |
: O'Brien brought him down and turn
. ed him over to be the guest of Sheriff
Stroud in the county jail.
q Mrs. c. +. Hammer was passen.
l. ger to Butte last Thursday, called by
y the news Of the illness of Ed Han
u mer, who was suffering from Sc
we're attack of the lagrippe. Dr.
,e Hammer went over on Saturday and
(. he and Mrs. Hammer returned Mon
i day evening. They left Ed much
a. improved and able to work again.
DIR. Whitwell received the sad news
this week of the death of his young
~ est brother, Lee Whitwell, which
~ occurred at his home in Tennessee
~ on the 18th of this month. He was
a man about forty years OF age ana
not learned the particulars OF the
AS death. Drs. many friends extend
ID their sympathy.
In Joseph Surprise came out from
go Leesburg last Friday and remained
his in town over Sunday. He left Tues
lily day morning for Ahsahka, Idaho,
ell place near Lewiston, where he will
visit a brother. He is looking for
ward to visit from another brothe
'al from the east whom he has not see
!" for several years. lie is anticipa
ting a most pleasant winter.
hat William G. Smith, who is tin
me main spoke in the wheels OF the ms
re. chinery of The Recorder office, hi
Law been off duty for the past week
account Of illness f. A. Preston hi
- been helping 10 his place. The wrl
or has depended so much upon NJ
Smith that we find ourselves We
much handicapped this week on
count of his Illness bat hope it VI
not continue long.
A. W. Pope, who owns MI
ranch below Snoup, was Salm,
visitor the first of The week. N
Pope brought up about 20 head
cattle to market. They have h
quantities Of all kinds of fruits t
past year but on account oil tn
distance to market much was
marketed. IL good wagon 70
could be built to this ranch,
could bring big returns.
Mrs. Elizabeth Chase left Saturo
morning for winters sojourn
sunny California. She expected
visit with friends at various pla
along the way, spending lew a
with her son at Junction, brotl
at Cofinne, Utah and with the jan
RYAN family in New ada Mrs. Oh
viii be greatly missed in church
lodge work, she being the Wor
- Matron of Hugh Duncan Chapter
. Z. ;.
Mr.. Mckenzie, Of Colfax, WA
ington, president OF the sam
Power Co. and Boomer and hugl
OF Spokane Wash, came IN the
of the week. These gentlemen
- all intereted in the Light and Po
Co. and were looking after the d
ters pertaining to the CONSTRUCT
of the big power dam up the Sail
river. They also have other prop
interests which are being LOG
after while in the city.
7 l.. A. vogler made visit to J
bitfoot the last of the week in
discharge of his official duties as
- uty sheriff. He encountered
very bad weather but had no
culty la making the trip. lie Is
- thu,iastic over the scenery In
part uof the county. He rports
the yellow Jacket mine is "nr
good force Of men now and eApec
coptipue small force through
winter. Also that the Muss
mine has large force OF men
ID. uloyed and that they expected
next cleanup will greatly exceed
- lsat, which was the best In It's
DRY.
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