The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-07-30

Butte hrm NAs iu the valley ne past
week aud bought tao car loads ~
beef cattle The cattle were pur-
chased Of Fster Mckinney AMI COM
pany and SHIPPED out TUESDAY maIu-
ing. Mr. White expects 10 retirn in
about two weeks after some more
butcher ~tuck
Several We IS ago NJ aud Mrs.
Yea Ian toJA their daughter Helen
Ia Salt Lake for special treatment
for lis lsed lIua. II sas found
necessary 10 operate and The little
siii is SIN IN the hospital ~ that
citt. where she viii have IL remain
for several weeks yet bat they have
the encourage cement that she viii u-
ulmately locoyer aud sill not be- cfip-
pled. Mrs. Yranan returned 10 SAT-
Lake THURSDAY morning.
Postmaster Herndon And wife are
ENJOYING pleasant visit with rela-
tIyes of Mrs. Herndon, Who came the
first Of the week. The guests are
Or. and Mrs. " ". Scott, OF 3 ck-
ford, Mich, Prof and Mrs A. r.
Hill and their two children, OF Reno,
New, and Mrs. Little kimmei, of
Armste4d. Prof Hill i AT tue head
OF the University Of Nevada at Rene.
The Culture Club surprised Mrs.
Bush last Thursday evening 10y COM
ing In upon her unaNAres. They
presented her with gold nugget .pin
As reminder OF their esteem. for
her. Mrs Bush will be great,
missed 10y the members OF that or
ganizatiun.
The nrst OF the week two hocks OF
sheep passed through salmon on their
way TO Prairie Basin where they will
Craze during the summer season.
They are owned Toy Peterson BruS. A.,
AT Redrock who bring them into
Lemni county In order TO get them
on the high hills where they believe
sheep do better
Rev A. l.. Blouse and family. OF
/ Portland, came in Wednesday and are
located In the parsonage Of the Meth
odist church In his city. Rev. Bluse
Is stationed on the circuit cumpris.
ing Lima, Armstead, Junction and
Gilmore, hut dos not like TO live al
/ Lima 70 came over to salmon. A.
? the parsonage vacant he viii lccup,
I that for a time.
/ Here's 10 the woman with many d
care, vino sits all day in an Office
chair and at night, aheu tue day
/ work Is through, goes hou ana ind
more work TO do; gets up 10 th'
/ morning and cooks ana scrubs, an,
wrestles around Win laundry tubs
yet the usual hour finds her suilins
there. besids her desk In the ofiic'
chair II shes strong enough thesl
huIdens 20 tote. here's the STATE
~Cere they let her vote Nationa
Weekly.
II j. generally reported that ". r.
McCracKen is going 10 become can
didate In the primaries for the of,ic,
Of county superintendent Of schools
Mr. McCracken has been a teacher II
this county and state for number o
year, a~d has proven 10 be- an enc
tent teacher, giving good satisfaction
hereyer be has taught. re Is
democrat aud will come out on IN
democratic ticket II he decides q
d make the race. Up 10 the time q
going 10 press his nomination paper
had not been 6led bot II is prett
generally thought that hr Is 10 be-
b come candidate.
Monday. Judge McCrscken Sss yer
pleasantly surprised 70 have one q
his old sch,o la atvs yak in on hiu
Kern Gllluly l. the uame uf the ger
tleman aud he ADD the Judge gre,
up IN the same district In kansa'
attending the same schools, NJ
GUIuly isan attorney ana also fnlioN
lecturing lie was visiting diGereu
sections Of the west ard dropped i
10 zee the Judge Whom he had u.
seen FOR p years TIE Judge W.
very glad 10 -ee hin, tot a. %
election year would rather that h
friend did not get so remihi-cer
about tn.ir boyhood days, especial
about Na,ermelon season, etc, ~he
taking before others.
Surprising ,urs Of stomach TrsuhI
~, s.... E.ava tr.trIf. ain yrr