The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-06-11

See Dryer for wire.
Fred Chase, Forest Ranger at
Junction, was in salmon Saturday.
Boost The talent Of success is
nothing more than doing what you
can veil, aud doing we'll whatever
you DO, without thought of fame.
Miss Josephine johnson, Who has
been visiting at the home Of Hairs
Monk In this city, returned To her
hone at salt Lake Saturday.
6. h Quailes, OF the Citizen $
National Bank, il attending the
State Bankers meeting at Twin Falls
this week.
Mrs Chas. Davenport and daugh-
er Hazel, were out going passengers
Saturday morning for points In Iowa
where they will VISIT relatives for
some time.
The Ladies, Auxiliary will meet
With Mrs. Weir, Thursday, June IS.
The ladies are to meet at TIngley's
store at so sharp where conSeyan-
ces will be In waiting.
4 house party composed OF Mr..
and Mrs. r. l.. Edwards, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Phil Rand, DT. Hart and Miss
Heritage lett for Ulysses, by auto
Tuesday morring. They will ne gone
out week.
Bring iu your Job work and advsr-
tisins. There is hest in every
thing. Why don't you get The bestY
We turn out the best job work and
our prices are right. Boost Don't
knock.
Mr.. and Mrs Hriney were down
from their ranch about ~ miles up
the Salmon river transactIng bust
ness In Samlun the last of the week.
They report that there WIS q slight
frost and that 1t froze a little at
their place bot did not harm any.
thing
Francis Gender was up from his
mine on Sheep creek the firsl Of the
week. Mr.. Gender says that as soun
As ne can finish a piece OF road he
Will be ready to make q run with his
mill. He has enough ore out TO
make good trial run and expects
To Ia ready to run about July LIST.
Keep your eye on the man who
stays home from church TO read. these
fine. bslny Sunday mornings. Ten
TO one he tucks pocket sized steel
rod under his coat and makes for
some shady dell To find Books In
running brooks, sermon In stones, =.
and the like
/ The Salmon friends OF : the Dick.
erman family will be pleased TO learn
of the arrival OF baby gIrl at their
hone, Mrs. Dickermsn and child.
rem are with her people In salt Lake
and Mr.. Dlckerman is still la Lon.
don. where he vas called sometime
ago on business Connected with his
work
+. W. Carl came up from Gibbons
Vile Sunday aud has been spending
the week greeting Old friends Mr..
Carl states that he has a garden that
is far ahead OF anything in this
end Of the valley. Abort twJ years
ago Nj. Carl sold his rarch at North.
fork aud since that time has spent
Sll his time improving a smsll tract
which he owns at GibbnnsSllle. tie
said that he had potatoes nearly
knee high and all other garden stufis
In proportion. The climate there he
says Is almost ideal aud II Mr.. Carl
himself is any proof Of it we will
have TO believe him. for In spite Of
his - years lie is enjoying the best
OF health and Is rs spry and active as
many young man.
The Bnhl Herald OF last week was
special edition gotten oct by the
Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist
church Of that city assisted by the
pastor and was an issue Of great
credit to those who Mere responsible
for get.iug 1t out and also for the
city Of Buhl aud the sarrou nding
country 1t consisted of sixteen pa
yes OF the nnest kind OF articles upon
the city and country which was well
set Of BY Illustrations OF the several
articles contained. Great credit is
due TO all who had anything TO do
with the special edition, MT the least
~ whom is the onic- Of the Buhl
Herald who deserve credit for the
pleasing typographical arrangement
Of tie edition, which IL near perfect
and would serve 10 make nearly any
article attractive. IL Is a great
credit to Buhl and shows the enter
prise Of The people Of that section In
making such an edition possible.
Committee on mines ana mining Of
the House OF Representatives has