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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02

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

Monday evening al 8 O'Clock at the
nome OF Asa Simons 10 Salmon DC.
CURED the marriage Of Frank ID.
Trumbull to Mrs. Elizabeth Newell,
both OF this city. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Quist In the pres
snce OF only the immediate Relatives
aud friends.
The groom 10 prosperous young
man who has a splendid ranch just
east Of town on the opposite side OF
the Lemhi river. He is man who
is held In high esteeme by all who
know him.
The bride Is niece Of MIS-. Sim
ems and las many friends who will
wish her much happiness. The Re-
corder joins with the friends of this
happy couple In wishing them the
very best that this life can afford.
They vent Immediately to their own
home TO live.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-01-07
PrehI.torle lrrIoatlon prolset.

The March project in Yemen, Ara.
bia. in the very beginnings OF irriga-
ton. hoasted a dam two miles long
and 1870 feet high. built OF immense
hewn blocks OF stone; which we must
admit was a bigger engineering task
than Elephant Butte. The March dam
held back the waters OF stream fed
by 10 tributaries. and stood tho strain
for 1900 years But II burst at last,
and with appalling results. That's
the difference. Or -on0 difference
These dams of ours are built for all
time. and in record II ls: how long
II took. how many me- working un.
der what pressure to e.ect that Ara.
bian wonder we don't know. but we
have reason for believing that present
day structures OF the kjnd are erect,
ed by infinitely fewer men and In far
less time, and with the permanency
OF the abuttinE hills.-Christian Her,
aid.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-01-07
REMAINS TAKEN TO
RFXBURG FOR BURIAL

The community has scarcely s'IeOov.
cred from the effects OF the shock OF
the terrible filre OF last Friday morn.
ing which cremated tue entire Eek
ersell family. Immediately after the
Are the relatives OF the deceased were
notified and Mr.. and Mrs. Jarvis
came down on the train Friday and
Jack Eckersell, brother, and Evan
Lewis, . nephew of Mr.. .Eckersell
came In from Rexbnrg, Idaho on
Saturday.
On account OF the mystery sur
rounding the origin OF the Are Ii was
thought best to hold an inquest,
which vas held at 10 o'clock Monday
morning, the following gentlemen
acting on the Jury w. q. Smith, @,
G. Mathewson, Frank Havemann,
". c. Shoup, J. NJ. Mcpherson and
Arthur Greene The testimony Of l.,
r. Ramey, Graham Henderson Ralph
Irwin aud L. c. Frazier Was taken.
Mr. Ramey testified that at II; 30 he
saw q fire from his window which
looked like chimney burning cut
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-01-07
GIBBONSVILLE LOCALS.


Twenty-Five Gibbtownites accom-
panied the local basket bali team to
Wisdom last week and report grand
time. Wisdom won from Gibbtown,
20 to IL.
Born to Mr.. and Mira. Don Caster
lin, Dec. 3lst, q girl.
Bradshaw Is hauling lumber to the
Big Hole basin.
Chas. Jones returned FROM q trio
to the Salmon.river last Saturday.
Jim Mccullough Is working on
Sage creek.
Johnny Ostrander is laying off for a
few shifts with q cold.
Dan Gott and Joe Bauer are down
from Hughes creek for the holidays.
Austin Thornbridge made a trip 10
Northfork the first OF the week.
The Achords are spending the holi-
days at the ranch.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-01-07
BUSINESS IS
IMPROVING.

The merchants and business men
OF Salmon are very we'll satisfied with
the business Of the past year and feel
very much encouraged for the com
Ing season. To all to whom we adj
dressed an inquiry regarding their
holiday trade we received the reply
that 1t surpassed that OF last year
and was very satisfactory.
In regard to the holiday trade we
CLEANED the fact that this year bet.
ter quality OF goods was purchased
and there was more ready money at
that time than last year. From the
assessor we learn that the ranchers
are paying their taxes seemingly
much better than last year. At this
time 1t was impossible TO gather the
InfoImatio we desired on account OF
the rush In that once.
The merchants made no mistake
this year In purchasing large stock
Of goods and very little will DO left
To carry over to next season Anoth.
or interesting feature was that there
WAS very little credit asked for In
pure hasing Christmas presents.
The people of Salmon and In fact
Oh entire county, have every reason
TO be 0ptimlstIc with regard to 1915.
We are about recovered from our
boom OF few wears ago and the
growth will now be steady. The
amount OF outside capital which has
been brought into the county In tbs
mining, agricultural and livestock In.
dustries cannot help but make con
ditinns better. And IL looks very
much as II the influx Of capital was
but just beginning to come into this
section Of the state.
The one great thing needed for the
coming year, as has been stated eacl
year, IL united citizenship. Make
the upbuilding and prosperity o
Lemhi county the paramount Issue
and then all get together aud worl
with that end In view. WhateveI
benefits the community a. whole
cannot-help but benefit the indivldu
ais who help to make that condition
possible.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-01-07
NOTICE.

In the District Court OF the Sixth
judicial District of the State of
Idaho.
Under and by virtue Of authority
Ia me vested by the Statutes of Ida
no, hereby Ak the terms Of Court
for the Sixth Judici Il District OF the
State OF Idaho, for the year 1915, to
commence and be held In the coun-
ties of said District, as follows, to-
wit:
Bingham County. February 7th,
Nav 29th, November 18th.
Custer County: March Goth, Sep
TENDER 18th.
Lamhi County April 4th, Octob-
or 3rd.
Said terms of Court to convene at
ten O'Clock q. NJ. on the days above
designated.
Donesst Chambers at Blackfoot,
Idaho, this 3rd day OF January, 1915.
r. ]. COWEN,
Jan. T. Il. District Judge.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-01-07

and vas about to telephone to town
about 1t, but decide that the people
here would know about 1t, and did
not. From the testim ony OF the wit
nesses 1t would seem that the Are
must nave caught from an overhead.
ed stove and burned q long time In.
side before 10 broke out and that all
the. family except Mr.. Eckerssll we're
suffocated In their beds and never
knew or Suffered any from the FIRE.
From the position OF the body Of Mr..
Ecksrsell II vas evident that he was
aroused and made an attempt to get
out but was overcome before he
reached the door. The verdict Of the
jury was that the family died fro
suffUeatiuH.
The remains were taken TO Rex
burg where the funeral will be lsld.
Accompanying them was Mr.. and
Mrs. Jarvis and the nephew and
brother from that place. Miss Ethel
Pugh, Sister OF Mrs. E"kersell, who
was attending school In Kansas, will
meet them there.
Arch Eckersell was born ia Utah
about AZ years ago. lie has lived In
this cuunty long time ano was mar
ried TO Miss Elizabeth Beattis here.
lie leaves an aged father and mother
two sisters and a brother, to mourn
his sad death. They reside at or
near Rexburg.
Mrs. Eckarsell was born in LemhI
county 81 years ago. She was the
daughter Of James and Ellen Beattie
and the aged father IL left to mourn
for her, the mother going on before
some two years ago. Two sisters and
brother, VIM. Beattis, besides a
host OF friends are saddened at their
untimely death.
The children we're all born In this
county and we're James, aged IL;
Sarah, aged I; Henrietta, aged s; and
Archie, Jr., 8 years old. Mr. Ecker
sell and family have resided at Cold
Spring station for long time and
Just last fall came to Salmon to re.
side during the winter In order that
the children might have the advan,
tages Of the school. They are said tC
have owned a residence In Rexbure
where they hoped to live ut some
| future time. During cthe past FIVE
/ years Mr.. Eckersell has beeu engaged
J In the sheep business aud has pros.
pered. They were just getting fixec
where they c1uId enjoy life and com
fort when the sad disaster overlook
them. Thsy numbered their friends
by their acQuainla noes and thus the
entire community mourns their sac
death and extends sympathy to tho
bereaved relatives, especially the
aged parents.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-01-07
Tsaehlps Art Of Cookery,

The British war once has taken ad,
vantage OF the vacation season in the
city schools to turn several of the
buildings into cooking schools. where
1900 soldiers are learning elemen
tary principles OF the culinary art
There are 100 men billeted in each
building. and they must provide theii
own food on the customary war ONCE
allowance OF 40 cents e day. II they
cannot eat the meals they prepare
then they must so without. TO cook
rapidly and well IL an art which can
easily be acquired" says the war of.
nee manual, and IL is an art that
every soldier should learn. At least
eight men in every company must De
taught to cut up meat and operate
aald ktchsna."
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-01-07
LEMHI LOCALS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BY Miss Georgia c. Holgate.

MIR. and Mrs. Mack Pyeatt enter.
talned at dinner Sunday IN honor OF
Miss Laura Sprinkle of Dillon.
Those present we're Misses Sprinkle
and Pyeatt and Messrs. N. II. Dut.
ton, VIM, Rice, Joe Murphey, Don
pyeatt, Ray Frazes, Arthur Corregan
and Vernon Carroll.
|. Miss Tina Tobias was . visitor at
the w, IT. Blasingams home near
Baker for few days this week and
to attend the Blasingame- Nj Ichaels
wedding.
Owing to the dance at The d. g.
schoolhouse on Friday evening OF
this week, the Literary al LemhI
nas been postponed until Friday
night, Jan. l4th,
VIM. Rice, of Michigan, Is visiting
friends aud attending to business In.
terests here, having arrived last
week.
The dance given at the Lemhi
school houSe New Years eve was
largely attended, aud as usual every.
onehad fine time.
Messrs, +. w. and Lou briggs we're
business visitors In salmon last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Jarvis aud fam
lly were In Salmon for few days
this week, having been called there
by the death OF their relatives, Mr..
and Mrs. Eckersell and family.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-01-07
Notice to Contractors.

Bids will be received by the City
Council OF the City of Salmon up to
February 7th, 1915 at 8 p. III. for the
construction Of fire station to be
located In the Brooklyn addition.
Plans and specifica tions Jon file in
the ONCE Of the City Engineer. A
certified check shall accompany each
bid.
The City Council reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
FRED CRANDA LII,
City Engineer,
Salmon Idaho.
Jan. 7-21.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-01-07
Lacks the Puncn.

Imported limburger cheese, that
fragrant Wand whose slightest whifT
causes strong men to turn away, has
been bottled up In Germany by the
British embargo and thousands of
German Americans are inconsolable.
Here In this country the factories are
turning out q cheese which is called
limburger, but although II 10 rem
iniscent of the winter quarters of a
menagerie and suggests the recently
vacated kitchen of a Chinese boarding
house, 1t stlll lacks the essential
punch. Real limburger must instant.
ly recall a lanyard in July or q private
drain pipe of a fertilising studio,
American limburger Is lacking in
both particulars. One of the most
reprehensible features OF tho Ameri.
can product Is it's complete inertia.
Where the old cheese. over level
surface and with favorable winds,
could travel half block over night,
the 1918 model barely stirs, Even in
hot weather. which used to send the
imported article skiddirg on It's way
the substitute Just tremhles violently
and sticks around II Is entirely un.
emotlonal-it has no temperament
New York Telegram
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-01-07

A gold pin with bear head and
the letters G. II. 5. engraved upon
it has been found and banded into
this Office The owner may have the
same by paying for this notice.
Miss Lena Shoup, whostook up the
work OF selling Red Cross seals for
the benefit OF the white plague move
ment In Idaho, IL very much pleased
with the result of the sales in this
county. With the assistance oil
friends In various parts OF the coun.
" Ss3 worth of the seals were sold
In the short time they were on sale,
There we're 5000 of those sent here
and she will have ouly 81 worth tt
return. Miss Shoup desires to thank
all who In any manner helped tx
make this sum for this good work
and ID very proud OF the record which
was made In this county
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-01-07

A meeting of those interested In
the formation OF a rifle club was held
last Saturday evening. B. G. d'Eas-
um vas chairman and G. Radford
secretary. Formal organization was
was effected Of the Pahismaroi Rife
Association in accordance with the
regulations of the National Rife AS
ISOLATION. Officers were elected as
follows: J w. Lock, president; Ar
thur Gruhb, vice PRESIDENT; G. r.
Radford, secre larry; J. Ostrom, treas
urer; r.. Kent, executive officer.
The government furnishes one Krag
rifle for every Ave members In addi-
tion to l20 rounds of ammunition for
each man. Several of the members
will buy their own rifles At the low
prices charged by the government to
members of the National Rifle AS
ISOLATION. Ammunition 10 also fur.
nished at very low rate.
Miss Elizabeth Cotter, who has
been spending the holidays with her
parents at May returned to Salmon
Monday, where she is attending
school.
There are many families OF the val.
ley who are still sick with The la
grippe.
Nearly all the schools opened Mon.
day, January 3rd to continue their
years work.
A birthday dinner was given at the
O'Neal home Sunday in honor of MIR
Ed O'Neal and Mr.. James Quinn oil
May. .Mr. Quinn's birthday was
Jan. and Mr.. O'Neal's the End
Both are seventy-two years old. A
few invited friends we're present ant
ell enjoyed the day very much.
Mrs. Myrtle Cleveland has beer
quite sick for the past ten days.
Miss Baron was on the sick list tht
first of the !" week and could not re-
open the school until the middle o.
the week.
Gus Rabencrt lest one of his fnt
driving horses last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Babe Ellis visited
over Sunday with Mrs. Ellis par
ent,s Mr.. and Mrs. Howard of Gold
burg. Her little boy, Dickle, re
mained there to attend school.
The Civilian Rife club met In Mr.
Ostrom's store Saturday evening
Many of the men were present anC
sixteen names had bsen signed to thu
roll.
Mrs. Kobbe spent Tuesday will
Mrs. Dell Bartlett.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-01-07

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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-01-07
Notice Of Time Appointed For Proving VIII.

Notae@ OF lime appointed roS trfoVsag WIZ.
In the Probate Court In the County
OF Lemhi, State OF Idaho.
In the Matter OF the Estate of
George j Thomas Deceased.
Pursuant to an order OF said Court,
made on the Fifth day OF January,
1915, notice Is hereby given that Sat
urday, the 22nd day OF January, 1915,
at Ten O'Clock A. NJ, of said day, at
the Court Room OF said Court House
In the City OF Salmon, County of
Lemhi, has bsen appointed as the
time and place for proving the VIII
of said George j. Thomas deceased,
and for hearing the application OF
William ii Shoup and William q.
Wnitwell for the issuance to them
OF letters Testamentary when and
where any person interested may APP
pear and contest the same.
Dated January 9Th, 1915.
FRANK p. McCRVCKE EN-,
Clerk of PROBATE Court.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-01-07

Chas. Carlsoa and G. n. Anderson,
Of Tandoy, we're Salmon business vis,
itors TUESDAY
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-03

itself winter time as well as summer time, and there will be no com
 plaints that times are dull.
 Look after the pennies and the
 pounds will take care of themselves. That's an old country copy book heading, but it was made in Amer ica. It's right; and it's of more extensive application than merely to the strict financial theory which It expounds It applies to the upbuild- ing of the cities. For their prosper
 ity depends upon the men who are
 paid wages and not upon the sala- ried stiffs who wear white collars and cater to their wants upon an
 abstraction basis.
 It Is easily seen that now Is the time when it behoves people to take
 stock in actual conditions. It's
 wiser far to take such stock than damn the times because they are
 dull as ditch water and every store I lSU | d HILL. 1 And although some call 1t knock
 ing, when the other fellow is out with what he calls boost, founded
 upon some non-intelligent mysteri-
 ous policy which it is supposed, or
 conjectured, or imagined, or be- lieved, or fancied, or thought that
 in response to such boosting with
 out an actual survey of the facts, the gold will come flowing hither-
 wards like mama upon the Isra- elites in the desert, it's best to
 know where you're at.
 But it's not to be done. If pros
 perity, which means prosperity for the business man only as a genera
 rule and it is in this sense thai
 this paper is this time using 1t, ii
 prosperity we say, is to shine wltt , its mellow and golden refulgenee upon the vendors of divers ano
 sundry profit-making merchan 'ise they will heve to think more abou' l the conditions which prevail as fal
 as the workers are concerneds thar any imaginary attraction they ca' , pound their brains about for ia , distant capital A working popula 3 tion winter and summer with s,oo' ) working conditions is what the cam l needs. That's the only restorativ x too it does need; and it's the onl '. way that the conditions will improv ? so that there will be not so muc
 complaint heard that the camps O S the bum.
 a This is straight talk to the bus 8 nessmen. As for the workers the 6 need none. They do their share an e when the jobs arc no longer $ sight they do as they have done pi G fore, take up their bed ard wall n Besides considering everything b d and large, the working man ca e about figure it out that the onl ,. day he beats the game is the da 6 he gets three squares and does nf 1T work.