The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-10-22

For Sale Cheap Iron he'd and
springs. Inquire at this office.
The first OF the week Jake Middle
krauf and Joe. Noodle started over
the bill for short hunting trip.
Is +. Miller, Geo. Miller, and War
en- Miller were registered at the She.
non hotel Tuesdy from Ulysses.
Geo. ii. Monk is in.Boise this week
In attendance at the Grand Lodge
of Odd Fellows, representing the To-
cal order.
Newton Hibbs will buy ali the fat
hogs In Lemhi county, paying cash, /
at coast prices less the cost OF ship /
ment.
ii. +. McAfee and A. Hobson, OF
Butte, were registered At the Shenon
the first OF the week. 1t was ru-
mored that these gentlemen were in
terested in telephone matters.
The party of young men who
started three weeks ago TO go to Lew
iston by boat, returned the hrst OF
the week. They report having
most enjoyable and exciting trip.
This morning Superintendent
Shaw OF the Telephone Company left
for his old holue at Louisville, Ken
lucky. Nj. Shaw goes to see his
mother who is quite sick ana not ex-
pected TO last long.
DIR. Whitwel, Ed Brown, Owen
Swift and Mr.. Barr were down the
Salmon as far as Sage creek over
Sunday on a short hunting trip.
Some sage chikens were all the gen
tlemen brog6t home with them.
Tuesday evening John Mckinney
and Carl Clark returned from Butte
from they were bringing herd Of
standard bred horses for II. III. Boom
er. The herd consisted of s. mares
and stations, all Of which are
standard bred and are brought for
the purpose Of breeding race horses.
The horses will he kept at the Peter
Mckinney rancn at Carmen.
The editor Of this paper is in re-
ceipt of a letter from MIR. W. A. Lee
of Blackfoot, candidate on the Pro-
gressive ticket for Attorney General
In which letter Mr. Lee writes of the
breakdown to his auto which proven
ted his coming to Salmon last week
to make a political speech in this
city. Mr.. Lee also wishes his regrets
and disappointment at not being able
j to keep this engagement, conveyed
to the people of l4emhi and partic.
. ularly to his supporters in the pro
gressive party.
Mr.. aud Mrs. O'Bleness left lssI
. Saturday morning for their home il
Athens Ohio. They will go by wa!
Of North Dakota where they viii
stop and visit Mrs. o. Bleness' par
. ents before proceeding on to Ohio
They have been visiting at the hon,
Mrs. O'Bleness is sister OF Mr.
Wickham and this makes the secont
summer which they have spent II
Idaho. Mr.. O. Bleness is interests
with Mr.. Wickham in a mine 9 mile
down the Salmon which is provin
profitable investment. They ar
much pleased with the Idaho climat
and no doubt will return again an
other season.
James X. Barclay and James L
Kirtley, democratic candidates fo
state senator and clerk OF the distriC
court respectively, returned Tuesda
evening" from a three days trip in I'll
lower part of the county visitin
the voters. They visited Gibbons
vile, Shoup and all the territory b.
tween here and there, and repol
that they are well satisfied with II
reception accorded them. Wedne
day morning they left with Devil
Nichols, democratic candidate II
state representative, for the Pal
simeroi valley where they will speT
- several days campaigning.
The Busse- Mullen case which VI
before the Federal court in Pocatel
last week called quite few SALINE
residents as witnesses. Attorne
Cherry, Whitcomb and Cowen we
called there also, being employed
the case. 1t seemed 10 be the CO
census Of opinion Of those who ha
returned that Mr. Mullen would W
the csae. The suit involves a lar
sum Of money, which Mr. busse
seeking to recover from Mr.. Mule
whom he claims misrepresented I
Moose creek mining proprty VIII
he sold it 10 the former. Amo
those summoned as witnesses FRI
this place we're W. G. Smith, q.
Qusrles, Geo. Hanson, Emerson II