The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-01-14
The W. r. G. will give their aunu-
al mask ball February %.

The W. r. G. will give their aunu-
al mask ball February %.
James Sims, mining man, was at
Blackfoot on Wednesday, returning
to Salmon the same day.
+. (. Edwards, the GibbonsVille
merchant, was looking after business
matters in Salmon this week.
Thomas Pyeatt one Of the promi.
nent rsncners Of Lemhi was bust
ness visitor In Salmon the middle OF
| the weeks
Miss Myrtle Dixon, who has been
the orficial county stenograDher for
the past year, has resigned her posi-
ton aud was n passenger to the out
side Yesterday morning.
The Woman's Club of this city are
planning to hold Parcel Post Pack
age sale February IA, for the benefit
of the Library.
DIR. WhitWell reports the arrival OF
fine baby boy at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace Slavin ON Carmen
Tuesday.
From the postmaster at Ruby, New.
we learn that Joe Goodin, who form
eIly drove stages in this county, has
gone to Alaska.
County Superintendent O'Brien
left Wednesday morning for the Pah-
simaroi valley TO visit the schools
there and along the way.
From the Examiner we learn that
Mr.. and Mrs Grimes, who resided on
the Wicklund tract south of town
last year, have gone to Dillon TO
make their home so as to be near
their son.
j. Ii. HOckensuith writes to
friends here that he is very comfort
ably located at Pacific Grove, Cali.
He is enjoying the visit with old
time friends but does not enjoy the
rain which they are having down
there. He sent kindly greetings tc
his Salmon friends.
j. NJ. Mcpherson and wife left
Thursday morning for Salt Lake
where Mr.. Mcpherson will purchase
the spring stock OF goods for the Nc
Pherson, Monk & Co. store. They
are also contem plating trip to Mr.
Nc Pherson's old home in Canada be.
fore they return.
1t was a most interesting sight
Monday morning to see the big band
OF sheep belonging to Martin Currau
pass through town. They were be-
ing moved from the feeding place ur
the Lemhi to the Curran ranch or
Carmen. A small load 'of hay on
sleigh was kept just ahead OF the
leaders to keep them following.
James +. Melvin, of Boise, is 1
business visitor to our city thi:
week Mr.. Melvin is a newspaper
man OF prominence in the southern
part of the state. Recently he ha
been writing for the Statesman. He
is very much pleased with our LITTLE
city and the future OF the valley
and may decide to locate here.
The municipal open air rink is still
the most popular resort In town. Az
ter the snow that fell the day befor
was swept of yesterday Superintend
ent Williams had his water wagoI
and sprinkling, when the surface be
came as smooth as glass for the mer
rs makers gathered at the resort las
I night. The Joy OF living is see
right there eVerv night.
/ The severe cold weather is workin
quite a hardship upon the Lemh
Light and Power company. 1t Is
difficult matter for them to kee
their channel free from Ice and thsi
> machinery running As all OF on
= machinery is run by electricity wbe
that is shut of everything is at
standstill. We ask the indulgence {
our readers while we are thus hand
capped and feel sure you will
lenient with your criticisms II III
papeT is not up to the usual stanI