The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-07-15

Dukllk giiiN'
The population Of North forN wa
iac,eased recently by the arr''a' W
tao handsome and IiV,ly BLACK W. ~
cubs, the property Z Nr' h"''''
N,rtin who acquired the by p"l'
chase FROM a prosppctnr vi" cup
tuled them over in the Clearwater
section and packed them this 'ar on
horse. All Of the small boys OF I'e
rs,gbborbood and few OF the larger
ones also. have been inter sted VISIT
ors at the quarters Of the CUBS WIN"
are now about two montts'oId. MFS'
Martin expects to ship them t. her
psople who live in Oklahoma, hul
will keep them here for a month OF
| 50.
Geo ~ Noble, Of Gilmore, is Wis
ting his niece Mrs G. ". Moore
John Nicholson lost a VaIu DE /
mare last week from blood poisoning .
caused bv injuries received thru the
animal rolling over near heavy nov /
en- wire fence and getting her h'nd
feet caught In the mesh. In struR-
Cling to get loose, the wire cut t" the
bone before 1t finally broke and re
leased her. The injuries were so Sc
we're, and 50 much time had elapsed
before she was discovered that infec-
ton set in aud subsequent treatment
was OF no avail.
Douglas Buster, of Spring creek
had an stack Of appendicitis last
Saturday and G. +. Buster went up
and brought him down to his ranch
near North Fork The attack
proved to be light and home treat
ment sufficient
Thonas Wend, of the Rovey ranch,
Is content plating the purchase OF an
automobile in the near future. The
auto ride that he ! ad while 10 Sal
mon recently, set up laundering
for speed wagon and horse loco
motive Is too slow now Mr.. Wend,
while an old timer is progressive and
up.tO-dale In his appreciation Of
modern methods and machines, and
) never fails to so express himself.
Leslie Dean, Bert Buster and Earl
Bennett went on as tire guards in the
Forest Service the first OF the month.
; with the heavy and frequent rains
J their duties 50 far this month have
been light.
A + Jahnke passed thru North
Fork Sunday from trip to the Big
Hole basic, returning to Salmon foI
! his wife, as he expects to help during
the haying season on lis brothers
=. ranch south Of Wisdom
Thru pressure Of other duties tbs
g Recorder correspondence last weet
I was omitted, together with mentor
Y OF the North Folk celebration, but i
! may not he too late for a briet men
5 ton. There was large crOHd il
!, attendance and the day passed will
no unpleasant incidents to- mar tn
festive spirit OF the occasion. thu tn
1 heavy sho Ser In the afternoon damp
Oh d tue enthusiasm some ma Ful
y lowing is the list Of winners in til
: events OF the day:
: Boys foot race for bows Jude ID
y J ma Glennoh LIST, Robert Hall 2ud
Girls under 10 foot race, Elleno
king LIST, Cora Allen 2nd.
Boys foot race under Is, Charlie
Trowhridge lst, Ernest Neil End.
i Girls under 10 foot race, Leris
Cunroy lst
A women's foot RAGS, Mrs. Matti
. Allen LIST, Mrs. Villa Martln ind
. Ms. John Dryer LIST Mrs. ALLIE
and Mrs. Dryer tie for LIST.
70 Mems foot race 100 yls Fred Nei
" mann LIST, Hans Walchli End.
= Mems relay race, Fred Nelmann
= team LIST, Theodore Gautier's 2nd.
Running bread jump, II MS Wa
chill lst with Is tt inches, BIZ
pr Br dshaw 2ud with Is It. 3 inches
a Hans Walchi captured tie greas
ir pig prize.
Il. In the potato race On horse bac
Ben Rode, OF Ulysses, took first M
sy while Dick Holmes, of Attn of in
n, cama In fT second.
th In the broncno riding events /
IN Alleu's black mare vita Joe RosI
:, MS rider, was adjudved the hurdp
~ bucker add was successfully ridd
and took The money.
ov Hans Walchli ON Eldridge's sorr
horse was cund.
y" In the huJSe race Nsimann's hi
o. roam Nth Dick Holm 5 as rider a,
r. INST money.
y. In tue ball game, which was mar
Va ed bg macy errors on both side
~. Boyle creek won f;om North Fork /
~ score OF % to II. Batter We
Rorle creek, Fred Neimann catrLq
Al Dewey Neimann pitcher: North M
- John Roske catcher, Iaslie Dean Al
lee Allen pitchers
The day WaS concluded by Il
dance held at the North Fork n,
which was we'll ATTENDED.
- NorICE oF sHERIFE-S SAI.E IN.
DER F0ECLOSl