The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-09-07
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charles A. Devlan was ,ooL,,,
weaH the Leesburg district III,
A delegation OF Salt Lake mini,
men and investors invad-.d S iiihils
this week. "eu SalmoI
DIV avn L. Smith is in charge of n.
ope-ohenon mining propertv o.,
mas MS FAMILY established i'm Salraan
Mr; and Mrs. Eddie Caper,, ara -,
VISIT TO the Boise home 81 ~ VI
ne parents. Mr. and Mrs II !
WIN not vacant business nIace
ana dwelling houses at a premipm -
Salmon Salmon this city is doing fairly well
t5ank you. We'll
Miss Jessie Sims and her brotbe,
Toward are guests at the home nj
olephen A. Mahaffey, Sr., their uncle
near Tendoy. u"''e
At the Salmon school election b.,d
on Tuesday last there was NO onDn
sltion to the election of w, G shin
and Frank BeIlamy. --'' IL
J. +. Melvin has sold tn Nod 10
mar OF Gilmore the Salmon Residence
property which Melvin recently nnr.
chased from Mrs. Wells II is Iocatad
N F1nstur's addition.
score or more Indians from Fort
nan have taken up their abode neal
Salmon TINS week. They say others
are TO arrive little later for the on
enins OF the deer shooting season.
Labor day was observed in Salmon
oy the banks and the postoffice. the
latter being closed, however. for a
portion OF the day only, so that mails
could be dispatched and handled as
usual. 90
Dave Cockely. the man who fought
on vicious coyote that had attack
ed him, was in Salmon this week.
Cokely is a sawmill man and is EN-.
ployed up the Lemhi valley in his
business.
Miss lnez COnrOy arrived in Sal
mon from Butte on Thursdays train
TO join her friend Mildred Airline An
dreWs on a camping trip to Red Fish
lakes and Clayton Hot Springs. They
will leave Thursday by auto to be
gone two weeks.
Work was resumed this week on
the Friedorff garage, where opera
tons had been suspended because of
of 49, .
Mitchell and LaMunyOn expect to
complete the structure within six
weeks. There is business a-plenty in
Salmon for the new garage.
r. J. Nicholson, Leadore farmer.
is arranging his affairs for leaving TO
enter the service on the army draft.
He is not new to military duty, hav-
ing served a time in the militia and
n bearing and carriage every inch a
soldier. Mr.. Nicholson was in Sal
non last week Strengthening up his
business affairs.
Upon the advice of her home ply,
'ician. DIR. Whitwell, Mrs. inertia J.
AelVyn, wife of James Melvyn, has
gone to a well known hospital at
MINI. While away from
home Mrs. Melyyn will avail herself
# the opportunity for a visit at her
Iged fathers home near Omaha. The
I'D gentleman is now 70 years of age.
John Vernon Quarles is to leave |
salmon on Saturday for Exeter, New
where be will enter a
veil known college preparatory
chool. G. B. Quarles. father of the
Dung student, will accompany him
IS far as Butte, and at that place
Dung Quarles will JOIN another stu
ent from Idaho, the son of james
Sabb. and the two will journey to-
ether across the continent
County Recorder James L. Kirtley
nally was enabled to leave Salmon
asst Sunday for the important busi-
ess of getting married. For a month
r longer he was detained by his Of
cial duties in connection with the
rmy draft His destination when he
ct forth on Sunday last was Carnes,
,regon. near ROseburg, where he Is
} wed Miss Rose, the accomplished
aughter OF Thomas T. Carnes. ST.
yhen Mr.. Kirtley left Salmon he
ould not tell the happy day Of his
Iarriage.