The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-10-15

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~ salmon the middle Of the week.
a. J. Higgins, an attorney from
Onailis, is In town this week.
ERR Bursteat, from Challis ia a
Sal non visitor this week.
John Stone and Harry Butler. o,
Iendoy, were in Salmon the first az
the week.
Frank Mccormick, wife and SON
and Miss Lena Shnup went out to
Boise by auto this week.
Judge BothNell and court reporter
came In this week and opened the
fall term of court.
The new Serial Play At the Grand
Theatre will DO 1.-THE Broken COIN
oy Grace Cunard and Francis Ford.
A. Fl. Bennett, manager Of the
Queen of the Hills mine, was down
from the mine the first OF the week.
Rev. Quist, pastor OF the Prebsy-
terian church returned home from
Presbytery Wednesday and will hold
toe usual services next Sunday.
There was six inches of snow report.
cd at Leesburg last SUNDAY morning
The snow was quite low down on
the mountain sides all that day.
Mas. Alice Mahoney returned TO
her home at Leesburg the first of the
week after pleasant visit at Salmon
and vicinity.
Frances Pollard, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Polalrdg is sick with
scarlet fever and the bakery will be
closed for the next month.
For lack OF time the remainder OF
the Fair premiums will not be given
until next week when we will give
the completed list. The Better Ba
bies department has not been decid-
ed yet and will also be given next
week.
David Chard, one of the leasers OF
the q. P mine came down Thutsday
evening. He reports that the mil
has started and while it is early tc
stae what results will be obtained
the outlook so far is encouraging
~ A. Vaughn is in charge OF the
mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bryan have
heen enjoying visit from Mr.. Bry
ans brother-in-law, Henry Farrell o
Council Bluffs, Iowa, during tn,
past week. Mr.. Farrell came out t,
Mackay to visit son and came from
there to Salmon to visit with his rel
atiVes here.
Miss Jessamlne auckland, one o
the teachers at Gilmore, was In at
tendance at the Institute and fai
last week, returning tome Saturday.
Miss Marie Lawless, who teache
the Texas creek school near Leadore
was attending the Institute and fai
last week.
S. A. Bowler and wife left Tues
day morning for Great Falls, Mont.
to visit with Mrs. Bowler's brother
and family. The brother has been IL
poor health for some time and should
they feel that they are needed maj
decide to LEASE. their ranch near Sal
mon and remain In Montana. Hencet
their stay will Der ather indefinite.
One of the pupils In the May
schools submits the following piece
of penmanship In the School Exhibit
CAT the Lembi County
Fair there will be prizes offered for
School Exhibits and prizes offered
for Horse Racing. The total amount
OF money offered for School Exhibits
is $3.50. The total amount Of money
offered for Horse Racing Is 1866. 90.
The difference between School Exhi-
bits and Horse Racing is Ss23.5O.
Emerson Hill made q record run to
Dillon this week when he drove a
Ford car from Salmon to Dillon 10
five hours. The Montana Auto COM
pany phoned him that they had "a
sale for a Ford car but did not have
one in stock so Mr.. Hill took one Of
the Ford Motor Car Co.'S cars and de-
livered 1t 10 Dillon, leaving Salmon
thine. % clock he arrived in Dillon
at two O'Clock stopping for lunch on
the way. The customer to whom the
car was sold was so we'll pleased with
the car that be made a trip to Sal
mon to bring Mr.. Hill home.
Read the news-in The Recorder.
r. j. Nicholson, of Lesdore,
brought one OF the handsomest horses
shown at the fair. 1t was \ Belgian
and the only onesshown. Mr.. sNich-
olasou says, that there is quite lot
OF high grade livestock in the upper
end OF he county but that very few
are aware of the fact. There vas
more stock from that section this