The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-05-26
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Miss May Phillips OF Salmon came
To Dwight Smiths home last week,
another good girl for Tendoy. we
have nice lot of them here nov.
Not so long ago Beth Ball was the
only girl here.
Tom Lynch from Nova Scotia is
here. He says the Blue Bird mine
viii be heard from soon and he is
not given to Dragging.
Horace Beach of Salmon was Ten
dow visitor this week. He was called
here TO minister to "A sick horse be-
longing to Seth Ball.
Not many flowers for decoration day
this year; all that have blossomed
have got nipped by the frost; lucky
| if it doesn't kill the plants.
HAYS mud hole is thing OF the
past. 1t expired under the minis
trations of Messrs. Kelly aud Grip
pen. They have done a goou job OF
it. ! don't think that you will ever
hear Of another automobile getting
stuck in that mud. hole. They
Strengthened the road a little there
ami it left the mud hole stranded; 1T
vas surely bad place. There are
some others close by but when the
big grader gets there they will also
disappear
This is dry county but it either
rains or SHOWS as often as every other
day. Great season for tie dry farmers
though.
The social cluh scored another per-
| feet success at their last Fridays
entertainment. Their literary pro-
gram was superb and the dance af-
ter it all that could be asked for. The
attendance was all that they could
well care for. Their only lack is want
of room. Mr. Lewis Of Salmon fur.
nished the music with the help of
! local talent.
Rev. and Mrs. Glow came here
Tuesday for the regular monthly
preaching service which was as usual
good and much enjoyed as was the
social after the preaching service.
The next day the CLOVIS and party
Of our young folks went over the
mountain and took dinner in Mon
tana and stopped for supper with the
Browns on their way back.
The ranchers on the bar are trying
to make sure thing with their al
falfa this year Most of them sent to
the university of Idaho at Moscow for
nitrogen gathering bacteria to inocn-
late their seed before sowing it. |
There has been but little trouble on
the bottom lands as they seem to
have been already inoculated, but on
the bars it is another story; on some
fields they would get fine stand but
most of it would soon turn yellow
and die out. When the university
speakers were here at our institute
they told US to send to the university
for bacteria and our troubles would
vanish and most of those seeding al
falfa are taking advantage of their
knowledge and sending for it. Iii
costs practically nothing, just post
age | think.
Mrs. Ball went up to the noun
talnS Sunday to visit their sheep
camp. They have dispersed with
their extra help and broke up their
lambing camp.
A number of the young folks drop
ped In at the Dwight Saith home
Sunday afternoon and evening. After
little lunch they spent the evening
singing. There are lumber of them
VINO are developing quite talent in
song.
Six inches of snow by measure was
the sight that greeted US on the
morning of May 18th. 1t was on the
top of a box in the middle of the
ward. There must have been much
more as it was thaWing most of the
night and there was only about two
inches on the ground.
The ldaho-Seattle Mining Co. have
Chelr oil tank filled and expect to
start their new engines the first of
next week.
Harry Hover Sandy creek rancher, |
was a business visitor in Salmon nm