The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-10-01

,an,, watkins has been doing m,
'epait work on the telerbone linz So
zen North Fork and Ulysses durin.
TIE past week. " US
I'm Inc Garnd Theatre will give tbe,l
iesulaf him program Tuesday even.
lug In addition to the lectnra =,
Frot. Werner. The usual admiss,on
Zee "ill be charged.
Mrs. Alice Mahoney, the LeesburO
os'ullStfess, has been visitiu, in
Sa'non and vicinity for the past two
weeks Her daughter, Miss pelis
Is looking after her work while she
Is absent. '''e
one OF the features OF the l sti.
UuVe Will be the stereopticon lecture
az '.ie urand Theatre Tuesday even.
ing by Prof. Werner. 1t viii he
along educational lines ana will he
instructive as well as entertaining.
L. D. Yearian and wife, of Dillon.
came last Friday and visited several
lays at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
"hitwell They went up to visit
Win Elijah Stroud and wife Mt the
ranch the first Of the week and viii
return TO Salmon for the fair
TIE Hibbs potatoes should he serv-
gu 70 all Salmon visitors as an adyer .
using feature. II there are house
hoids ln town which are not supplied
win The prize potatoes they will be
donated free whenever visitors are to
Do Toasted. ADV.
. E. Kirkpatrick came over from
Leesourg Tuesday morning returning
on wednesday. He came out to he
present at TIE regular meeting of the
Eastern Star on Tuesday night. He
Is The Worthy Patron and never
misses meeting II 1t 10 possible to
be present.
Anyone who has any mineral speci-
mems of any kind, ores, concentrates,
formations, or anything pertaining
TO The mineral exhibits for the coun.
W falr, should send or bring them
the first Of the week to A. C. Lud.
wig, who has charge OF that depart.
ment.
1t is reported that Frank Andrus
had an accident with his car Thurs.
day. 1t is said that something vent
wrong In the steering gear and the
car vent over the grade on the
Schultz hill. In the car with him
we're two ladies and W. W. Schultz of
Iron creek. 1t is almost miracle
that no one was seriously injured.
}. E. Crook and family recei we'd
the sad news yesterday of the pass
ing away If Mrs Crook at Blackf0Ot
that day. Her remains will be
brought home for burial. The obit
uary and particulars will be given
next week The family have the
sympathy of the entire community
in their grief.
Mrs. A h. McCaleb met with a
painful accident Tuesday evening.
She was leaving her home on her way
to attend the meeting of the Eastern
Star, and in the darkness stepped of
the high porch In front of her houe,
her back on the sharp edges
IF the steps. No bones we're broken
but 1t has been quite painful. She
is getting along very we'll and Is very
that 1t Is no worse.
Arthur Greene seems to be rather
unfortunate in regard to accidents.
Last Friday evening while driving
with his family, the faithful aud
trusted family driving horse SHE'D at
in the road In front OF Mr..
Doebler's residence, tipping the
buggy enough to throw Mr.. Gree e
to the ground. He was quite badly
bruised besides sustaining several
fractured ribs. tie has since been
confined to his home, although max.
ing good progress toward recovery.
The dryland farmers Of Beaverhead
county are rejoicing over the bumper
crops OF wheat they are harvesting
this wear Most OF the ranchers who
are harvesting their dryland wheat
report a yield Of tiity bushels TO the
acre as au average. the enormous
Weld OF wheat has revived the talk
of the need OF an elevator and 1t Is
n roEahl9 that the farmers ambition
IN own their own elevator will be
realized very soon.
From The Haley News Miner We
learn of the marriage OF Mrs. Bonnie
K reger. formerly Of Salmon, to Les
liz l. Dodge, Of Stanley Custer
-ounty. Mrs. Dodge has surely
s,,ung surprise On her Salmon
friends. who will wish her happiness.
The groom ls employed as forest
and located at Stanley, where