The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-06-24


dances on the 2nd and 3rd OF July
gwen by the Fourth Of July Com
/ mittee.
Ed Allan, who l. In the forest
service stationed al Indianola, was a
salmon visitor The arst OF the week.
Loy II Lee and W W. Lot,ridge Of
Leadore, we're In attendance at Court
the fore part OF tie week.
NJ. B. Merritt, OF Forney, va. at
tending t. business In the county
eat the last OF the Wesk.
The Misses Dors Gruhb and Myrtle
/ Cleveland, Of May, we're Salmon Wis
itors the first OF the week.
/ Mrs. Geo. Ashton of Lemhi vas
visiting among her Salmon friends a
couple Of days the nrst of the weeE.
Representative Nichols. of Gilmore
and Miss Edwina Vearian, werr Wis
iting with Salmon friends over Sun
day.
Among the visitors from Idaho
Falls was A. I. Shane, q brother in
laS OF Mrs. John Morgan, who en-
joyed the short visit very much.
NJ. e. Loker and wife, who have
been here visiting their daughter.
Mrs. t. j. Atkins for the Dast five
weeks, left on the Tuesday morning
train for their home at Ureka, Wis
consin.
The Fourth of July Committee an
nounce that there will be a dance
Friday and Saturday nights OF next
week for the benefit of the celebra.
tion fund.
Mrs. Mary Williams, Lewis Ramey,
Don ryeatt and Anker Amonson
were down from Lemhi last week In
attendance at the hearing of the
Grady case.
Frances Hardesty and Mr., and Mrs.
ii. l. Hopper came over from Rigby
SUNDAY and Joined with the visitors
from Idaho Falls 10 the festivities of
the occasion.
George Ashton of iemhi. was a
visitor to our city q couple of days,
being one Of the witnesses called in
the Grady case. He returned home
Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard AlIhsnds
cate down from Gilmore Sunday To
take part Ia the celebration In honor
of the distinguished visitors from
our sister town OF Idaho Falls.
<. E. Edwards Of GIbbonsville, aho
has been so sick for several weeks
from spotted fever has recovered
su fficiently to be able to walk down
town and back to his rooms. He
thinks he will In time regain his US
ual health and strength.
J W. Newman and wife and child
rem, and Mrs r. l.. grimm, OF Sho-
shOne Idaho, came through ia their
ear TIE hrst Of the week for visit
with H + Newman and wife OF this
place Mr.. Newman and Mrs. Griffin
are brother and sister Of Henry New
msn Of this city.
Fred II Earls and family of Gil
IlOIc uOhOAGu W DaluOu Will lIlc Ca
cursionis FROM the Falls. Mr.
Of the Piltsburg- Idaho mines at Gil.
more. These mines are working a
large force OF men and making 1t
bring good returns
Christopher OstIander, the father
OF our toWnsman. Horace UstTandeT,
came in last week from California for
a short visit with his son and family
and to look after business matters
They like their new home very much
aud their health Is verV "a UGH better
than when they left heEe. His old
friends are glad to greet nim again,
Miss Helen Smith, Who has been
employed for some time in the Lem
hi Telephone office, has secured q DO
siCiOn with the new wholesale tirm
Just started in Dillon. Her mother
is moving their household goods to
that place and as soon as house can
be secured will make home for her
children in that city. Mrs. Smith
has a son in Tillon and the family
will again be united. Both Mrs.
Smith and her da ghter leave many
AaFm friends in Salmon who will
"ASAA ShNIPno Ab StASAA "Oihs
4 Monday evening the train was re.
ported four hours late, but II was 10
O'Clock when II came In and then
4 only a part of the train cane. From
1 the meagre reports received the de-
/ lay was caused from a car getting
Of the track Ia toe Desmond cut on
the other side of the hill. At least
only 4 part OF the letter mail came
and no papers at all. II vas thought
that the damage would be repaired
so that tI,e mail could reach here By
noon Tuesday. However the train
failed to make Its appearance and
thus we have no news OF the war for
our readers this week.
N. |. Andrews Is Improving his
res dence property recently vacated
by r b. Herndon ana family. He.is
co Meeting with the sewer and fit
ting 1t up with a bath and other
modern Veuiences. We uuder.
stand that Or. StFatton will occupy
Ii as an ONCE aud hospital as sOUn as
tie improvements can be completed.
Every physician In town has had Of