The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-03-10
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LOCAL NOTES .

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John Eckersell is a Salmon visitor
from Tendoy.
y. W. johnson and family leave for
Tacoma by train tomorrow.
George Aston, forest ranger, has
returned to Lemhi to resume his
duties.
You Will meet all your friends 1t
the Harris HO'el when Ia Gilmore.
ADV.
MIR. and Mrs. j. ID. Ilolgate are in
Salmon for few days from their
farm home near Lemhi 1t is a
shopping visit for them,
You are invited to attend the
Spring and Summer opening at the
Hibhs Millinery on Wednesday,
March 18th, beginning at ten O'Clock.
Mrs L. L. Hines and son, Philip
Edward Hines, Jr., returned fro II
Pocatello Monday evening. Mr..
Hines, the husband, is much i'm
proved In health at the Gate city.
Rev. Leonard Colyn of Pocatello,
syHodical Sunday school superintend-
emit OF the Idaho synod will be In
Salmon and viii preach at the Pres
byterian church and ut Carmen Sun
day March ~.
G. W. Sherwood, manager Of the
Carmen creek dyke, was In Salmon
Saturday and Sunday wearing smiles
all over his face at the brightness OF
the mining situation. lie made no
statement for publication, however.
Deputy sheriff Barr, who took an
automobile trip TO the Pahsimaroi
last week, had to come hack astaRe
and got In Friday night. Places In
the road were most forbidding and
proved too much for the automobile.
Charley Chaplin gets 100000 a
year salary, four tunes what the
President draws. 1t pays to he fun
ny and kin the crouch. See how II
Is done at the Grand where Charley
appears in action on the screen Sat.
urday night. -AdV.
John Zabiski has returned to SAL
mon from Salt Lake, intending to
remove TO Moose creek to become con-
nected with the dredge OF his father
la law John Mullen, which is to
start up at an early date. Mrs. Zah'
iski Is with her husband.
A. +. Tage OF Jerome, who, with
his brothers, has become interested
here as stock men, arrived in Sal.
mon this week with a carload OF
horses and other personal property.
His family will follow to establish
their home here. Tage Is n keen
Judge OF horses. For the past few
years he Allied responsible position
AS deputy sheriff In Lincoln county
and lso served acceptahly aud hon
orally as the city marshall OF his
home.
l.. Il. Glennon returned Wednesday
lIOlu MS DuhllOSb Nibl1 VhHb' WIN
Ia st. Louis the Salmon lawyer wit
Messed a stock sale that caused hin
10 rub his eyes when dairy cattle solt
as high as $500 a head. The whole
middle west, be found, is buying al
lie ca tie possible TO get hold of
with soaring price ruling all the WAY
through. he found business In al
lines booming too everywhere M
went, showing that good times haV'
arrived for all the country.
: j ust about the worst storm as u
n wind OF full winter OF severe wealth
r er broke along the continental divid,
Q on Sunday morning last, when ful
g day OF snow was followed by higl
s winds and more snow at night am
e the next day This last reminder o
/. the wintry conditions that prevailed
: throughout the month OF Januar
Y was not, however, marked by any
!. thing like rs low temperature
Trains in the regions affected war
: all delayed by banked-up snow. Tn
Teport reached Salmon Monday morn
; ing that the Gilmore and Pittsbur
y train would be many hours delayed
z Actually IL did not reach this cit
y till night. The Short Line train