The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-07-09

H. ". Burbridge Of North Fork vas
a business visitor at the county CAP
i'Al Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs J. A. Herndon Is still yery
SICK although 1t is thought size is
Improving slightly.
The 4-months-old baby of Richard
Spellusn and ~ife was buried in
The city cemetery Tuesday, Rev.
Bush officiating. The little one was
sick but few days.
NJ. H. Phillips and n. A. johnson
were 10 Salmon from the Italian
mine at Leesburg the first of the
week.
Lost-Between Salmon and Hot
Springs, gold nugget brooch. Find.
or please leave at this office.
For Sale-3K Balm wagon, ! set
work harness nearly new. Inquire
at brick barn.-Ady.
Rev. Bush and family we're Glib
louisville visitors last week, where he
was called to perform u marriage Ger
emory.
Attorney Cowen returned Friday
from BlackfOot, where he had been
Tor several days on Official business.
George Martin and wife, of Lead
ore, we're among the out OF town Wis
itors Saturday, coming down In their
car.
Judge Shurtliff ana Prof. Hender-
on were taken to Fort Lemhi Mon.
day morning from which rlace they
took the train Tuesday for their
home in Ogden.
Mrs Elizabeth Chase returned
last evening from her visit with
friends at Spokane and Couer
d'Alene, where she has been since
the close OF Grand Chapter at Mos.
COW In June.
Mrs. G. l.. Hudkins and son Dale
arrived the last Of the week fronl
Salina, Kansas for a visit at the J.
5. Hudkins home In this city. Mrs.
Hudkins Is the wife of the eldest
brother OF J. ). Hudkins and will
spend several weeks with them.
Vanta Mahoney was a Salmon
visitor last Thursday on his way
home from q business trip to the
Middle Fork country. He vas look
Ing after the interests OF his father
who has large cattle rarch IN that
country.
Wednesday Of last week, r. N.
Davis, superintendent OF the Salmon
creamery, received the sad news that
his brother had died at his home at
Athens, Alabama, June 18th. The
news came as shock to Mr.. Davis
as he did not know that his brother
was i'll. The sickness and death was
30 sudden that he did not hear of IL
In time to be able to go back and be
present at the end.
In the June number OF the Mining
and Scientific Press contains an az
Licle on the recent celebration of the
fftleth anniversary OF the School of
Mines Of the Columbia University.
Among the names OF prominent min
Ing engineers who have graduated
from that school we notice the name
of Ralph Nichols. Mr. Nichols il
we'll known among the people Of Lem
nj county and has made good at his
chosen occupation. He graduated
with the class of II.
See Dryer about wire. Adv.
II. E. Newman and wife, OF Lem
hi, we're in Salmon taking in the
celebration. Mr.. Newman stated to
a reporter tnat he had about twelve
carloads OF lambs which he expected
to ship to Cnicag" about the middle
OF August. He will be accompanied
by Mrs. Newman and they expect
to be absent several weeks. He will
drive his lambs to Bedrock aud
ship from that place. tie reports
bis fiocks in fine condition and an
ticipates his shipment OF lambs will
take the cream Of the market.
"Billy" Alexander who was In Sal
mon a couple OF years ago but who
has been working in Butte for the
past two years is shaking hands with
old friends in Salmon this week. He
and Manson Soule came over on
motorcycles for the Fourth. They
expect to return to Butte as spon as
Manson's hand gets enough better so
that he can travel. Coming over
FROM Butte he hurt his hand In an
old injury and it has been giving him
considerable trouble but is getting
better now and will soon be able for
him to travel.
A Business deal was consummated
this week whereby W. b. Pyeatt pur-
chased the business known as the
Whites Pharmacy. Mr.. Pyeatt Is not
unknown as a pharmacis In Salmon
as he WAS in that business for several
years before he went into partner
ship with Albert AmDnson In the
clothing store. He formerly owned
the business which he just purchased
and S,,ld IL Tn " e. White four wears