The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-04-21
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SALMON LOCAL POSTCRIPT4
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Armstead on Tueday.
A f. Everett Was at butte for the
middle of the week to meet repre-
sentatiVes Of eastern clothing houses.
Mr.. and Mrs. E P. Maloy aud
Martin F. Curran were among the
Salmon business visitors Wednesday
frOm Carmen.
Leslie Pollard spent the week at
st Anthony where he took tue pre-
liminaTy examinations for entrance
at theNaval academy at Annapolis.
Robert Paterson has Just brought
from Idaho Falls new Grant six,
whic1 has heen greatly admired in
Salmon. He made the long trip with
out the least trouble In the car.
Only portion OF the official re-
port OF the recent meeting Of the
county commissioners can he accom-
modated In the columns OF the Re-
c0rder today. The balance shall
nave piace ldtef.
The board Of county commissioners
have designated The Idaho Recorder
as the official newspaper of Lemhi
county and awarded TO this newspaper
IA contract for printing aud supplies
for the ensuing year.
4 large sale Of Holstein dairy stock
is advertised by Tage Bros. TO take
place in Salmon next Friday, April
Is. The cattle caue to Salmon from
the Buhl country, one of tie great
est stock centers I'm all the state.
Ii you have failed to take out Ii
cenSe Tor your car, do not neglect the
that this license must be paid up at
once, and hopes that ii will not be
necessary for him to seize and sell
any cars
Arthur Greene has had com plet ted
subterranean gasoIine tank In front
of his store. The receptacle Is steel
eucased in cement and constitutes
one of the fine improvements in
town of the kind. j. f. Noddings
was the contractor.
The kirschbaum clothing is extern
sively advertised and in most at
tractive manner by A h. Everett.
The advertisements are shown on the
last page OF The Rec rider. 1t is
worth shile to read item, tPlling as
they do so we'll the story Of the style
In men and young mems apparel now
considered in vogue.
Mr.. and Mrs +. G. Renedict and
John Reddington were down from
the upper salley of the Lemhi on
Wednesday, driving in the Redding-
ton ear, returning home yesterday,
| They found good roads except In one
place north Of the Fort. The visitors
spent Wednesday night at the home
| Of Mr.. Brnedict's parents, Mr., and
| Mrs. Thomas Farmer, at Camen.
A dance that ought To be- popular
! With all lovers Of the great national
game OF base ball Is Dtlleh for this
Friday night at the Anderson opera
/ mouse. Go II you can but If you
can't go buy ticket and help To
/ equip SalmunS ball team for the sea
/ son nov opening. Tbe dance is Civ
en- to help raise money needed for
base ball players.
| ". NJ. Snow aud Bernard Allhands
drove from Gilmore by automobile
on Monday, arriving In Salmon about
noon The next day they proceeded
to North Fork, tinding the roads fair
! ~ good all the way. Mr. Snow is =
I widely known mining engineer, Mr..
! A llhanis a banker at Gilmore and
handling eastern capital seeking farm
loans in Lemhi county.
Tie round trip made by Dan
Thrasher to Armstead In hs little
car - a. completed within a day. Ieay-
[ ing salmon al SIX U'clrck In tie
morning getting back AT ten In the
night, with long waits at the Mont
ana terminus and twenty mile run
out Of tliat place besides. Going over
Ihe driver was unac luainted with all
the necesssTy quirks and turns Il
avoid the SHOW drifts on Horse
Priirie and ThrasheT ! st good deaI
Of time. As it was he missed the
ftrain by ten minut ouly There
were to passengers ia the machine.
Three ~ four automobile loads DI
basket bail players and their friends gC
10 North Fork this afternoon, 10 re-
main below for a >chool celebration
ia the evening.
,reorge kernS and Homer Emerson
are III the city today from Gibbons
vile, the former 10 buy an automobile
aud the latter to visit his daughter
who are high school pupils.
The columns uf The Recorder have