The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-12-22
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SALMON LOCALS
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D. +. lbach is in from Hat creek

doy on Wednesday.
John Ostrom from May was in Sal.
mon TWO days this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Rob
.hson on Boyle creek son.
Charles H. Sherman came over
from Myers Cove this week.
Ivan Hughes is down from ChaIns
10 spend some time in Salmon.
MRS. b, W. Neimann and Miss Edith
sroyed the natural outlines and left
GaDie were up from Boyle creek.
Mrs, Schultz was a shopper in the
cliy .thls week from Iron creek.
Mrs. John Brown came from Baker
10 make the rounds of the stores.
Fred Pratt came down from Ellis
on Christmas mission in Salmon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Carroll were
among the weeks visitors from Ten
doy
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Mulkey and
Mrs. George Deweis were Baker shop
pers here.
Norris II. Cotton, heavy livestock
owner of Leadore, was in Salmon
Wednesday.
Mrs. Laing Mccormick of Baker
was in Salmon for Christmas shop
ping on Tuesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Maloney from
beyond Leesburg are in town for the
winter to put their children in the
Salmon schools.
Henry Schafsner and wife from
Sandy creek were among the visitors
seen on the streets and in the stores
this week.
:. Mrs. William Oltmer is reported
quite i'll at her home on Hayden
creek. The lady is a sufferer from
rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Roske of North
Fork were in the city Wednesday,
carrying back home with them
: Christmas treasures.
Mrs R. A. Hunt and two children
: arrived In Salmon on Wednesdays S
train to make their home. Mr.. Hunt
is the Red Cross pharmacist
The New Years festivities in Sal
mon will include an evening party on
he first by the Woman's club, when
E husbands and friends.
A. c. Jewett is a sufferer from a re-
: cent accident at his homestead,
. when in a fall he dislocated the
/ joints of an instep. He is staying in
Salmon under the care of a physician.
! Tendoy has been represented by up.
I ward of score of visitors in Salmon
this week They included W. H.
Ling, R. G. Rucker, G.. Coleman, Earl
Shields, S. A. Matthews and Mrs. Ella
}. Pyeatt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Pyeatt were
spending a part of the happiest week
of their lives in Salmon where they
:, received hearty good wishes of scores
: ! of their friends. They were married
OH Wednesday.
b Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Blasingamt
s were in the city from Baker this
il week shopping and visiting. Mr. Bias
s ingame is recovering from threatened
l. blood poisoning resulting from
e splinter in the hand.
DIR. Charles F. Hammer accompani
: ed Mrs. Hammer to Portland thi'
. week. They started last Saturday
. Mrs. Hammer goes to enter a sanitar
I ium In the absence of the physi
Z clan DIR. Stratton has charge OF hi
- patients.
n Thirty-seven amended certificate
" Of mining locations in the Blackbirt
d district with three mill sites hay,
been filed by John Beliel. In th
" same district Elwood Haynes has 81
.e ed five original mining locations
" They all relate to the claims recent
a. Inv acquired by Haynes and cove
i large cobalt mineral.
Matt Stewart, wife and son were j
Y The throngs of Christmas shopper
e seen this week. They came troT
N above Baker. Others included Mn
o James Roberts. Carmen; Mrs. Jerr
le Doody. Iron creek: Mrs. Peter Amor
son and Mrs Aunker Amonson. Len
" m and Mrs. Nellie Albertson troI
4 Baker.
u The program arranged by tn
v teachers for the community tree ee
ebration includes songs and dance
and PLAYS. altogether comprising :
numbers, with the school orchestr
music. Patient training has not bee
X. wanting to make the AFFAIR a success
The exercises will be held at the Al
y, derson operahouse.
at 4 recent decision by the supren
10 court is said TO affirm the rights
,il an English company in the sO-caiie
m ON notation process in mining an
e. that all the great copper and III
OF urIning companies In the Coe'
n d'AIenes and Butte are affected.
rs ,olying many thousands OF dollar
a The contention had been that the pr
le. cess was not patentable.
IN one may go further and fare Wor'
ID han BY buying At home "heh
Genes TO securing supplies and me
cbsndfse. The Salmon stores VINO
advertisements appear regularly
al The Recorder have reason TO feeI "a
as their attractions and business met
As nd. are appreciated. Within the Ia
of week or two in the busy hours o
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