The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-30
LEADORE
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Mrs. Klinger left Tuesday to visit
home folks at kingman, kans., ieay-
ing old man X. to work out his fu-
ture salvation in Lemhi.
Salmon papers swear by the eter-
nails that an areoplaDe passed over
their city one day last week. May
we ask what brand since the dry Ild
is on?
Nothing too good for "Billy" Gre.
han and the big, fine, easy-riding
( Overland will give both pleasure and
profit. NJ. W. friedrOiT supplied tie
demand
Thirty-hve hundred sheep were re-
leased of their "iHter's fleece at the
Lee Ramey ranch this week. An es-
innate of seven pounds Of wool to the
animal is made.
/ Mrs. A. r. Mulkey and Mr.. ano
/ Mrs. l.. A. kIinger Toasted long aud
/ plenty at IA sumptiuus repast Sunday
! last at the home Of Mr.. Of MIR, and
| Mrs. Geo. Clark.
| Upon receipt Of telegram that his
mother was very i'll, Thomas HeIting
made special auto drive Monday
noun for Armstead, Mont, to catch
a mort hern train for st Paul, Mimi.
Both Claude IL. Benson, residing
south of town. and Ben kenuesOn,
of the Tom Yearian ranch, are new
/ pc SCISSORS of autos. EOrds-aud they
do not seem to care who knows it.
}. L. Moore, former station agent
at Gilmore will supply the vacancy
made by Il. II. hurk at Salmon. W.
l.. Finayson VIII take Mr. Moore 5
/ place. 1t is fine p ouOtion to which
Mr.. Moore is entitled
Not even the weather S iEcemeHcy
viii Sutt'ce the excuse in not giving
to everyone a joyous day. The trials
and tribulatiOns Of volunteer com
mittee are divers but these sturdy
lads aIe of the valley are equal to
| the emergency.
Several picnic parties that were in
contemplation for July 4th in the
nearby hills have been called of in
view of LeadOre's efforts toward a
rouslng celebration. Chas. Denny and
Fred Chase will get theirs if the
Seventh Annual Valley Round Up is
/ not success.
An old land mark built 20 years
ago, he abode Of George Clark until
few years ago, and subsequently, Oc-
cupiet by ". W. Lottridge, was COM
pletIy DESTROYED by fire Sunday night
( Origin OF fire unknown as the log
house was vacant.
A Slight rumOr to the effect that
Lpadore will soon have a banking H.
stitutiOn. We venture the statement
tLat Its not the name in particular
desired by our farmers out creden.
tlalS. John Morgan can t get a look,
in without them.
Preferring to enlist for the time
being, upon our cOuntry's call for
soldiers instead of returning home
from college to parents and friends
during vacation, Lloyd A. Morphey,
son of NJ. and Mrs Il, W. Morphey,
left Bozeman, Mont, last week to
join Pad Regiment, being moboIized
at Helena. For several incoming
trains there were anxious parents and
now that anxiety mas been increased
the receipt "f an epistle announcing
the boys service in the Mexican war.
either At Butte or Salt Lake City.
particulars cannot he learned at this
tIme) there occurred the marriage of
Miss Bncklin and Henry Dean of Gil
more on Monday of last week Miss
Bucklin as former teacher and Mr..
Dean as mining man are well and
tavorably known in the upper Lem.
III and though not the "last of the
Mouicans' TO enter the list of beue-
dlctS 1T is the last of Glowing Henry"
and the "Blue Birds Of Meadow
Lakes
An accident and a very narrow es.
cape of ending life occurred to Fred
NeZina Thursday mornil of last
week while endeayoring to curb a
spirited animal in the corral near ris
home. The bad horse ran under
low sired, the roof of which struck
Mr.. Nezina and broke several ribs
and otherwise giving bodily bruises.
pr scarborough, the eye specialist.
VIII be In Leadore, Monday all day.
July 10. 49, 10y