The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-08-03
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Mrs Dob Walker has been serloua.
" ~ this week. under the care of
nr. Hammer. She ls now somewhat
better.
Misses Alice and Elizabeth McDon.
AID are home from Lewiston, where
they have been engaged IN education.
Mrs, Baker and daughter, Mrs.
hefkeA, sister and niece of Mrs.
George l.. Shoup. are 10 ba In Sal.
relatives.
The Fornsy Leeaburg stages from
salmon have all they can carry and
more too In these days OF mining re
yival and activity. Passenger and
supplies make up q number az Ioada
every trip for the stagea, besides
aeayy burdens for numerous freight.
Some interesting plays at the
3rand Theatar next week. Monday
August 8, David GarFick BY Dustin
farnham: Wednesday, August s. The
innocent Lie BY Valentine Grant also
Friday. August 10, Charlie ghaulin n
Behind the screen.
The I4emhl Historical society has
arranged tor its Hrst anniversary oeE
spFation IN honor of the pioneers 0n
sunday. August ~. In salmon, with
banquet and general good time
Tor the invited guests. This Ia The
anniversary of the coming OF Lewis
and Clark TO the vicinity Of the
present city In Iemhi valley. the
date OF which vas liz years ago.
Hot weather has raised distur.
Dances among q number Of people of
late. ah would appear In criminal
complaints lodged with County Aftor
ney Rees. as follows; Grover c. and
blanche IAyermore against their
father, F1nk LiverInore: Theodore
6autier against George Mcoarr Ia
both these cases the complaining VIII.
nesssS charge threatened bodily
harm against themselves.
What appeared 20 be a bad nre
from the large volumes OF smoke yis.
tble IN salmon was discovered up
about the head of Wagonhamm6r or
Fourth Of July creeks yesterday
evening. The fre appeared 10 ba
about IS miles distant. This morning
the smoke hadalmoat wholly dfaats
peared. 90 Indicate that the nre.
started perhaps In an Isolated piece
of timber land had burned itself out
Five carloads OF wool, Or al least
$4,000 worth, reckoning the Heecea
al 90 cents per pound, were forward.
I'd from Salmon last TUESDAY from
the QuaFies-Monk warehouse. T9en.
ty-tuo carloads altogether eomprIse
the Leuuhi shipments of wool this
year. This local product goes q long
saE toward establishing the right
sort Of balance of trade for our eoun.
~ 20 offset the OutsO for antomo-
biless which. however, are BY no
means a luxury.
Mr. and Mu. C. C. Mathewson ana
Misses Lena and Laura ShouD we've
Gilmore visitors on Thursday. A
chapter of the Red Croaa was organ.
ned as the result They also disirib
uted cards Of the National Isfsnse
league both at Gilmore and Leadore
taxing aionEHiththem also garments
Tor making by Red Cross members
IN which work they report enthuH-
tasfn prevailing. Mrs. J. r. Schooa-
over VIII act as The publicity member
at Gilmore.
Frank II. Little. an L w. w. OF.
Eani1er, was lynched at Butte Aug
nEt II was the WORK of = ven.
Eeance committee. aroused, 10 the
deed BY seditious and fnfamatorY
speeches % Little aEainEt American
participation in the war. In iris
work Little vas said 60 be a leader
with the notorious William n. Hay-
wood The victim was taken from
hia bed In his night elOthec, piled In-
20 an automobile and hurried 10 the
MiiSaukee railroad bridge. where
after bis eapiors had placed . rope
around his neck he was thrown over
the railing A plaeand was left an
the dangling body. Others Take No
tice-FirBt and Last Warning. --s.q.