The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-08-17

and Salt Lake this week
many OF the stock men are arranR.
ing 10 sell portions of their herds on
account Of the shortage of hay.
The sisters of Martin Curran. Mrs
bergle and Miss Angela Curran. have
Deen guests of his family from Hag-
erman.
| MRS. Waller and Mrs. Mamie Rose
were outgoing passengers this week
the former for Bannack and the lar.
Ter on her way to Rochester. Mimi.
Tor hospital treatment
Miss Rose Manfull accompanied
Dan Mcpherson over the hill TO the
victor Durand cattle camp on Mon
day morning last. Mrs. Durand is the
sister of Miss Manfull.
Laing H. Mccormick writes to The
recorder from his home at Virginia,
luaho, saying that he has good crops
OF wheat and barley, as well as the
Idaho prize-winning potatoes.
Newton Hibbs spent Saturday.
Sunday and part of Monday looking
after water troubles in the Pahsi-
maroi valley, where he hopes he
Strengthened out many difficulties.
There were brave fareweIls by
fathers and mothers and friends as
the boys tore themselves from low
ing arms making scenes the like
or which every railroad station in
the land now witnesses.
Ray Dryer, wife and child came
out from their Middle Fork ranch last
week, three days in the saddle on the
way hither. Mr.. Dryer returned to
mis- home on Tutsday, while his wife
and child are to visit the mother of
Mrs. Dryer at Gilmore Mr.. Dryer
lis home on Tuesday, while his wife
running with John Pearson they are
saving every pound of hay that can
be stacked for their sheep this win
ter.
w. H. ShOup has received informa-
ton from Congressman Addison T.
Smith clearing up all doubts about
the question of doing mining assess
ment work during the war. The re-
quirements are just the same an
heretofore except as TO officers and
enlisted men, who are relieved OF
this work until six months after the
end of the war without jeopardiZing
their claims at all.
Miss Josephine King returned to
aer Salmon home on Sunday even
ing last from making a visit at the
Thomas Yearian ranch home. Other
visitors at the same hospitable
/. house, who were departing at the
same time were Mrs. Cliff Edmund
son of Moscow, who came to spend
some time with the Joctor Whit
wells; Mrs. J. F. Melvin and son Nal,
colin, and Miss Gladys Whitwell, who
came home here.
Water proofs as well as land
proofs are the order of the day, mum
Ders of the latter filings in Lemhi
county being now advertised in The
Recorder. These include the permits
heretofore issued by the state engi'
neer to Mary r. Fielder for waters
of Mill creek, Minnie Carr on Morse
creek. W. l.. Mulkey on Pratt creek
and Percy w. Manary on Mill creek
Our honored fellow townsman, NJ
I'M Mcpherson, left Salmon on Thurs
day for a visit as far east Is Boston
where he goes to meet WIN q sls.el
whom he has not seen Tor many
: wears. Mr.. Mcpherson Is now pas
73 years of age and the sister Is oiu
; err The visitor expects to extend ms
: travels to his birthplace In CahauA
60 that a month or six weeks Will De
reouired for all his journeyings. Ther
no will return to his Salmon home te
remain till the early fall, when hli
!. nlans will take him back to Pacih'
rrova till next year. He claims thi'
citv as his home, even retaining Ms
goting residence here and Ii away
glad to get back.
: Two NJ salmon's best known resi-
sants Mr. and Mrs. William Irou
bIe and their daughter Ruth and MI
o nd MS Rudolph Wright, set on
Lost Tuesday morning leisursly =
tate their way TO California Ihel
\ Sastinat,on is Los Angeles, but me
:. intsnd 10 camp on the way WIN e -,
noDvsnienees afforded in automOpli'
y travel and well devised equlplas =,
: TSay went out by way OF the 80,
. mon river road. They 90 10 NM
, new home at least for time ma, hs'i y
sold their large interests ID lliS - y
II csiity II is TO be hoped that ~ 49,
a ooItorad health that may be secure 'i.
. -. ~ cbouge both these eAeei'en
7. S,miIies may come back to lheif Va
homes here.
!, Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Snow and S sne,
This week for two days. MT c,i7n 49,
Children came down from ,,, G,lih ~,
= a mining engineer OF aollIr ~ 81
K s rs Standing in his profession W ~
70 l hlsn Snows also on the trip we're o, ~
or ~ o1e Gilmore's young ladies; Mss IN. IN
Q. Of 1' daughter Of Z. c. Ross. gene ne
nos, nsnager Of the Gilmore s -AI,s
E a. and Miss Agnes E,,.lS
- ggaUgbter of Superintendent Lila ~
a az tbe p l. property. Salmon NJ -
\ 90 the Snow children anu !
o n rnotber as permanent resi esins !,
" m result Of the visit, II OeiLs -
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