The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-07-15
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1 Mr.. Ress came up to make hef
quarterly pD.lorics report, expecting
b. return TO salmon to sps'd Tue
Fourth. But she missed tie train
and had TO remain oye'.
= The NJ. VI. sc. G ditcn broke Its
bsnEs last week aud 100 feet OF tie
bank went out. They have repaired
tie d mage done. There are a sood
may feet In that ditch I at look ~
liz 10 might slide uut ANYTIME 1t Is
a big ditch aud brings down loi OF
water.
Adrian johnson Of Salmon was here
with a petition for the pardoning OF
John CHafiu from the peaitentiaTy,
where he has been since 1917.
Ahnus twenty thousand dollars
worth Of wool lett here Isls week and
4notUer car ~ Ge loaded There are
some sheep here.
The Copper Queen sent another
0ad OF concentrates Saturday morn
ing, the 3Td OF July. That Is the
second car In ten days. They got as
high as S2l7 per ton for part Of tue
last shipment. That sounds 20
i makes a man WISH lie bad mine
furnishing such ore.
They claim to have struck 1t rich
in Mountain Boy M , aud show as
nice specimens as "e ever saw. Mr.
Woodbridge has PROMISED nice big
-pecimen for the Salmon show room.
John brown got black eve last
Thursday He says, 'you ought to
soc the ether fellow. lie was run
ming his horse and 1t stepped In a
badger hole, hence the black eye 1t
Is much better than broken neck,
Mr.. Elliott ami Ray went to Sal
mon last week to prove up on their
ranch. They took Anker Amonson
and Dwight Smith with them foI
witnesses Tie Elliotts own third
OF the Mountain boy No. 2 mine.
Edw. Wolfe came to Tendoy recen
ly TO visit Dwight Smith and see his
nerd OF Dual Purpose Short Horr
cattle. lie sa" some that looked
i good TO him He said, "ahy, theI
have udders like Holsteins" He hai
eight registered HOlstelns now ant
has gone o get about 20 moe. VIVA
he has came IRON Elgln, Illinois, bu
We did not learn where he Is coins
for the new ones. lie saws thar hi
viii bring nothing back with hin
but the best That is sure what "
want In this valley. Such men hav'
our hest wishes, and lot more o
our valley people ought to 20 and d,
| likewise. IL won't be long beior
there ~ill be- no need OF going out 0
the state To get the best of most an.
kind OF stock, so many are getting q
good rs here Is to be had, There 1
~ better anywhere than IN Idaho
but not enough Of IT,
| tho
III Ex-Governor IlaNlev was exoectet
here tn look over the mine Mountain
Boy No. for company that Is talk
ing Of investigatiug it Here's hop
ing that he finds 1t as good as the.
think or say IL is.
III The Copper Queen was deserted TO
tue Fourth, all the men except Tnos
Lynch and the blacksmith went on
to celebrate.
II The new state library has arrive
here and has some good looks fire.
for any one to read,
III Lester Smith came down from tn
Copper Queen and celebrated b
catching the best string of Dish tina
We have seen is year, four big ons
and IL tolls smaller ones
Frank Blair, vile and daught,
from Horse Prairie we're here IN
visit to the pattee IRIS. Mrs. Bla
was Pattes Mrs. Pattee, OF IA
; mou, vent bone Nith them.
= Mrs. Frank KlrIley and .daugbte
1T Salmon, was here tor visit VII
her bfo. and family. Miss Stsl
4 Ball ,nt home with her for she
4 visit.
.Mr Ecknrsall sold three horses
the tao car loads that LIT Salm,
/ Sa urday morning, Mr.. and Nj
uotgate Of Lemhi, we're here SaIu
day ard bought one OF Pattee Hrc
/ 6ne Durham COWS They must Ia
paid well for her as she was certain
tRe.
Mrs Morris Is spending the We,
In Salmon looking after her stra,
berries which We found fine. v
sampled them
II. BIRD.
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