The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-01-07

Thomas Martha, OF Gilmore, was
accidentally killed while at work la
the p. /. miDe at that place Tues
day He was a man about 90 years
of age and highly respected.
Mack Klook, an Austrian, who
formerly lived here was brought to
Salmon Tor burial, having passt d
away in Nevada. He is survived by
widow and three children.
Ttndoy Livestock compan, shippe d
two cars of lambs to Omaha.
NJ A. VogleT was marrled TO
MTs Florence Niekerson, OF ca allis,
on Sunday August - They " | re-
side In Salmon.
NJ. NJ. Sweet editor Of the Challis
Messenger, died suddenly Wednesday
Of last week from heart failure.
Musical entertainment given hy
Mrs. Cav OF Salt Lake, assisted by
the Misses EdWina Yearian aud
Gladys Whitwell was treat for the
salmon music lovers.
SEPTEMBER.
2.-The marriage OF Miss Edwina
Yearian to Dewitt Nichols was sol
ennized at the home OF tine bride
Wednesday, September lst. The
bride Is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Yearian, of Lsmhi, ano the
groom Is the only son OF Ralph Mich
OILS and vile OF Gilmore. They VIII
reside at Gilmore.
Attorney w. II. O'Brien was quiet
ly married 70 Mrs. Clara A. Dlggts
at her home 10 SALMON Monday even
ing, August 30th.
Bond g. Buchanan OF Oregon pur.
chased the holdings Of the Tendoy
Livestock company ia this county.
At the home VI Mr.. and Mrs. J
NJ Steele Judge McCracken united
in marriage George Horne aud Mlss
olive Turner both Of Leadore.
TO- Road Eugi eers OF the Forest
ser Ice visit Salmon ana inspected
the proposed road from Gl onsyillr
to the divide TO connect with the
state highway OF Montana.
RJllin Ellis and Miss Frances
Grubb were marriei at the Lemli
hotel by Judge McCracken. This
Young couple are both highly respect
ed young people 0f the PahsimariO
valley.
Announcement is received Of tie
marriage OF a former Salmon yourg
lady, Miss Ethel Clay ton, 70 young
ruan by the name of Turner OF Poca.
tello. IL was solemnized at ths hon"
Of the bride in Santa Cruz, Calltor-
I MIA.
l7.-E. G. HettinRer Of st. An
/ irony, Idaho, purchased the dTug
( business OF George W. heitzlsr & CO.
David Edison was married To Miss
I Nina Pratt, at the home OF the b. ide
at Emmett, ldahU. They returned
~ Salmon and will reside on tie
groom ) ranch up the SalG on
City schools opened for the term
( Monday, the 18th.
! flames Dwight FoI, father II
Waiter Fox. died at the home Of his
son five miles south Of town. RI
mains taken TO Dillon r burial.
John Rooney aud Pa ck McAlin.
der two miners, were overcome by
gas in a mine At Gilmore. Remslr
tlken to Blu te for interment.
County commissioners take action
Jowatds securing consideration iron
the state highway commission for tie
state highway through this count
and the aid OF tie Forest service 10
ward building piece Of road from
Glbbonsyille TO the Montana liBs.
OCTOBER.
John DOugheTty, one nf tie
early pioneers Of this county, died
from diseases incident 10 old age.
The Recorder changed The foru
ana mife Of the paper, reducing the
subscription TO two dollars per year.
Nllltam u hush was mAttieN "
Miss Polly Walters.
Arthur Greene sustained severe In
luries by being thrown from hb
bUfgl.
s.-The most successful fair eve
held I'm the county vas given during
this week Three davs OF plessur,
and profit for the people Of the coun
ltv. Good attendance, good exhibit
and ideal weather conditions. Goo
racing and balloon ascsnslons.
, Is. Death claimed another one o
2 the pioneers Of this county IN tia
D person o. James l.. Kirtley. He wa
y about 80 wears Of age and highly re
spect q citizen Of rhe county. Funer
g al held from the Masonic hall unde