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


l. angsdorf residence.
The Examiner says that the Pattee
Brothers of Tendoy have recently
purchased new Dodge ear from the
Dillon dealers.
Mr. and Mrs. Schmelzel, who re-
Gently came to Salmon to live. vent
down to North Fork the last OF the
week.
A. W. Reason, OF North Fork. was
business visitor to Salmon Satur-
day, aud for visit with Mrs. Bea-
son. He is anticipating a visit to
his old home In Iowa this winter for
little rest and recreation.
Mrs. John KBdletz LETT Tuesday
morning for California to visit with
her sen Emmett and wife, who live
near Los Angeles. She will also WIS.,
1t former LeTbi county friends and
take a peep ct the exposltlons.
Mrs. Mary Wood left last Saturday
morning for California where she
will visit relatives and friends for
couple OF months and view the won
drous sights OF the fairs.
W. 5. Andrews and wife leave this
week for California where they will
spend the winter months. They
have rented their home in Salmon tn
Mr.. Wheeler, the New York Life
agent, Who expects his daughter soon
to keep house for him. Mr.. ard
Mrs. Andrews are something like the
birds who migrate 10 warner eli
mate as soon as the chill Of winter
comes OH, but we hope, like the
birds, they will come back to us
again in the spring.
Miss Carrie Brown and Mrs. Earl
Cool returned friday fr"m Lemhi
where they had been for little out
| inv. Mrs. Goods father and brother
are at LeGbi burning kiln OF lime.
Mr.. and Mrs. SnodgTass returned
Friday from Idaho Falls where they
have been for the past six months-for
a visit with relatives near Salmon.
Mrs. Oscar Turner, who has been
visiting among her Salmon friends
for the past two weeks, returned Sat
urdsy morning to her home in east
ern Utah.
Mrs. II. +. Haynes came up from
Shoup the lest Of the week She
spent couple Of days visiting Will
her many Salmon friends and left
Tuesday morning for California. She
will visit the exposition aud spend
some time with friends in Los An
VeIes and other California cities
She will no doubt have most enjoy
able trip.
A few weeks ago the automobile o
Frank Andrus vent over the grade
on the Schultz Hill 90 the Challi
yoad. Since that time the car -ha
been supposed to be useless but Mon
day morning Mr.. Andrus Grove 1t Il
town. 1t was very much battered u
but the engine seemed to be "orkinI
: very we'll. II was brought 10 tn
garage and 1t is thought that 1t ca
be rep rired here and made as good
new again. 1t was comparatiVei
new car Of the Studebaker make
, Francis Hall took a picture Of tn
E car before 1t ~ss taken to the garag
3, for repairs.
: Mrs. Homer Harris returned Ia
Friday from q siE-Weeks visit at Oh
cago. She reports most enioyac
4 trip. While in Chicago she attende
I a meeting OF the Christian selen'
). Association. A pleasant surprii
II awaited her on he arrival at her o
home. She went to visit at u
l. home OF her aunt Sith whom she HI
!, lived and there she found her sist
from Michigan and another sist
!, from Oklahoma each not kno~ll
thvt the others were coming. Il
- time hew by very fast vas crowd
with pleasure. Mrs. Harris has
sumed her position in the dry goo
= Department OF the Pioneer Merca
tile company store.
A. Bowler and wife return
Friday from their trip to Great hal
Montana. They found their brott
very much improved in health 4
climate there did not agree :"
MRS. Bowler 50 they cut their VI
short and came bacE " their no
on BOYLE creek. 1t had been NIT
wars sIuce they left that section
Montana and they found eon1itI'
yerV much changed. Land VII
was held at % per acre when q
Jsft there is nov valued At s'O or
per acre and land which he usso
ION sheep over has been CONVEX
into grain farms and the eour
seems prosperous. Ho~eTer, they
satisfied that Lemhi county Is x