The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-06-01
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The wool warehouse was eomplet.
ed yesterday and is ready for service.
Attorney A. C. Cherry was called
to Weiser last Saturday ON profess
sional business.
Mcpherson. Monk & Co. are laying
new mating in the halls and stair
way of the courthouse.
Mrs. Homer B. Harris entertained
the 500 card club and some invited
guests Thursday evening.
Thomas Pyeatt. the pioneer ranch
er Of the upper Lemhi. came down
this week to attend the patriotic
services of the G. A. r.
H. E. Newman and his sister-in.
law, Miss Beatrice Wurst. were out
going passengers yesterday morning.
for Shoshne and Haley.
County Commissioner Geo. Grub
was down from the Pahsimaroi this
wasdown from the Pahsimaroi this
week on personal business.
Mrs. Thomas R. Hamer and young
daughter are visiting the Salmon
home of Mrs. HameTs daughter, Mrs.
+. G.. Hettinger. They came up
from St Anthony last week
The rest room and library is NOV
ed today from the Me- .utt building %
the Joe Proksch building. Hereafter
the rest room will be open every day
and all day, and the library every
Friday afternoon.
]. A. Herndon has fitted up an as
say and real estate Office in one oi
\ the Shoup buildings on Main street
the former location of the Red Cross
ls0ciety, which has taken quarters il
lthe vacant building two doors ives
lof their present quarters.
Peter Mckinney and Theodor,
ketChum were at Butte this weel
le0mpleting the sale of the Pope-She
tnon mine. The details are not stat
led but ii is understood the mine is L
be worked actively without delay
Another buyer is also negotiating 70
the same property.
There are some new faces in tn
Iarray of fiockmasters hailed int
court by the cattle interests. incluC
ing Mrs. Emma r. Yearian. Rolan
Ellis and Jim Ostrom. In the Wa
ter Fox case, in the same connection
another charge was brought befor
Justice Steel, who held court las
night.
]. E. Bohney, a new citizen @
Lemhi county since his purchase Q
a ranch near Baker, was a Salmo
business visitor yesterday. Like al
the other numerous new citizens o
the county, Mr.. Bonner took the frs
opportunity he had to enter his nam
as regular reader of the Idaho r,
corder
Chester Clark, formerly OF GARNER
has enlisted in the army service a
Salt Lake. intending to continue tn
same branch of work, that of survey
ing. which he has lately filled in DR.
vate life. He has been conneete
with the engineering department @
the Salt Lake route railroad and hi
superiors speak in high terms OF hi
good work and advancement
An echo of the last importation @
Montana contraband. which arrive
by suitcase on the last train, in tn
opinion OF the sheriff's department
was furnished by the condition c
three young men of leisure Wednei
day night They were Dick Ston'
Frank Hamilton and Earl Brownie
who drew fines of $50 apiece yestel
day morning in the probate court
Leroy T. Myers. who has bee
living in Salmon for about a year ha
bought from X. Fl. Riggs the famou
20-acre potato farm on the Andrew
bar. This little farm Is in a hig
state OF cultivation being perhap
the most productive 20-acres in Leml
county for the past FIVE years. Tn
price was $500 cash The MyeT
family. mother and daughter. il
valuable addition to the agriculture
citizenship of Salmon
FOR SALE-My home farm, two hun
dred fifteen acres, at North Fori
together with horsss. cattle, hoo
and machinery all complete for a
proVements Ii for sale. Apply 70
B Hovey. North Fork. Idaho.
The Golden Rule store has Just r
eeiyed their shipment OF Ball Ban
Rubber boots Six grades of Kns
boots. in black. red, and white.
lower prices in the west than our
We sell them at s4.25 10 1875 II
Boots at 81. Buy them at the Code
Rule store and be assured that 70
are not getting last years stock.