The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-11-05
LEADoRE

Timothy Dore Was attending to
business matters In Lsadore several
DAYS this last week.
James Mabaffsy 81. was down from
Gilmore this week purcha,Ing the
safe, and some Of the other fixtures
OF the Lsadore State Bank. Fix
lures and safe TO he used In the post
once at Gilmore, OF which Mrs. Ma
hafHsY is nov post-mistTess.
II. n. Nicholson and othafs attend
ed court In Salmon last week. Water
suit business.
After . journey around the ID. Z.
neig hborhOod, the threshsr pulled
through LeadoFe Tuesday on lis way
t. finish up the threshing OF tine up
per country; and those with grain,
are still hoping the breeding storm
will not break until all are finished.
IL Ii not often threshing in the up
per valley IL completed without dig
Ring the grain from bensa'h the
snow.
John Rsddington, after many rides
In many cars, decided that Ford
could climb that steep pitch by his
house the best Of all, so he purchased
one John absentmindedly puts on
spurs nearlY.evsry time he starts out
70 drive that "crItteT" but negerthe-
less, he drives Il.
George Geertson and family we're
visiting al the w. W. LottridgO
home last week, driving up in the
Maxwell.
Will Fayle, OF Gilmore, has pur.
chased the Allie Yearian ranch,
which lies four miles west OF Lead
ore. Mr.. TAyle has moved his FAM
IllE into the VIM. Snow house that
the children may attend school.
Robert N. Bell, State MI In
spector, paid Leadore aud Gilmore a
several days visit last week, looking
over prospects In this neighborhood,
and things in General at GILMORE.
Mr.. Bells report could not but be
favorable, for Gilnors is strictly in
thu class OF good thing just now,
Gus Mulkey returned Wednesd y
lrou Monlda, Mont, where he had
gone TO turn over bunch of horses
to W. b, Carpenter
Mrs. John williams was called to
Pocatello last week by the illness OF
her niece, Carrie Dunbar. As soon
az she was able TO make the trip the
young lady was brought home by her
aunt, and IL making rapid recoV-
sry. This little siege OF pneumonia
will prevent Miss Carrie from taking
up her school work until after the
holidays,
Bert Macnah was In our town sew.
SrAl days the last week We under
stand trade was consuD ~ ated
whereby Mr.. Macnab takes over some
ffteen hundred sheep from j X.
SchoouOvsr, aud Mr.. Schoonover re,
cslves prOportionate value In eat.
tle. Good business,
, Slegel Tobias experlmented with 4
} little spring wheat this year with
such favorable results he is going t
Q give II better chance next yelr. A
F. little less than Two acres was sower
! aud a little better than Rfty-nlnt
bushels threshed. Not wonderful al
ell, but . mighty lot Of encourage
msnt to try for better results.
Miss Marie Asnaffey is GONZALES
cent after a severe attack OF pneu
unonia.
Grandma Stephenson, Mrs. vii
VreslAnd and Il, ". .MorpLsy still
continue critically III at this writing
All are widely known and greatly
esteemed people whose mauy friends
are anxiously hopingssfor tnSir recov
.lery.
Mrs. Walter BroNn, OF Salmon hai
hesn = guest In the Maurice Cotton
and Gus Mulkey hol es for severn
dAys, returning home Monday,
sI W. r. Stone Was . business Vlsito
10 SAl@On hOnAdy.
Newton Hibbs passed through
LsAdore Tuesday en- route to ell
mnre.