The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-07-27
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w. +. stone made business trip
10 Butte this week
As our English cousin CALCULATES, /
Its otter EN- ell"
Mrs. NJ. w. Friedorff is spending
the week in Salmon.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. klinger were
the guests Of the Lee Ramey homef
this week.
Timbel and Cruickshank creeks
are said to be the choice streams for
fishing this season.
Mr.. Walden now holds the position
OF superintendent OF the Leadyille
mine formerly held by e. ]. Smith.
There Is nothing of Importance
connected with DIR. Harris last weeks
weekly visit TO Salmon .(Note-LeaVeI
standing this item till forbid.l
Eleven carloads of gasoline for
LeadoTe since January is a little sto-
ry OF how a little town on the little
lemhi moves. 10y III. Lee vouches
for this statement.
Horace Pope has contracted for
the ore hauling from the Junction
mine to Leadore The Sunset Min
Ing company has shipped To the total
Of IL cars OF lead ore since March i.
With two autos well laden with
provisions for 20-day trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Denny, Rnd Clarence
Pyeatt and Mrs. Fred Chase departed
for Yellowstone park Sunday morn
ing. Their route into the great res
eryation was by the way OF Dillon
Al Jinegar is up from Salmon. He
will take care of the Charles Denny
barber trade during the latter's few
weeks outing.
Mrs. J. ii. Lipe and son, Harvey
are preparing or an extended auto
"trip next month, their itinerary be-
ing principal points in Utah and Col
Orado.
G. A. Christensen, accompanying his
brother III. c., Is up from Sam and
as agent of the Western States Life
company Is ''corralling" many Of the
uninsured.
Charles Mccormack, erstwhile citi-
zen OF old Junction town but now Of
Malad, this state, is on q fishing tour
In this section with a number of 9th
er Malad people.
l.. A. Mills, a former Leadore
ranehman, arrived last week from
his present permanent abode, Sellg
man, Mo. o. h. Lansing of Nebras
ka, the new owner of Lne Mills ranch
IL thoroughly content with this old
yet new, country
Wool is king and the upper LemhI
valley is little wooden kingdom
within itself The Vreeland brothers
were shippers to. the extent OF 10000
pounds; Henry Clusters, $4,000;
Claud Benson, 1880; Lee Ramey
10000; w. H. Stone, 10000, and 9th
ers in smaller consignments to 5000
pounds. and j. Mackay 10000.
All material except brick is on thu
ground for Leadores $lS,600 school
: house. In fact contractors Boncutt 4
Altken have finished the foundation
and forms are up for the first story
With possible great future for Leaf
mining and the already established
stock and hay growing business
I4eadore il on the map still-but no
still on the map.
The hay crop In the upper Lemh
Is not going to be as short as tn
prediction would have ii, notwith
standing the unusual dry weather
Many stOckmen are reducing thei
holdings and few will clear thei
herds and flocks In their entirety i
contemplation of food scarcity an
this move alone will naturally plac
Unused hay ON the market.
We learn that there are some ablC
bodied boys nearing the conscriptio
age In the vicinity of Leadore VIII
cannot protest the call of thei
country by reason OF their bein
home providers. The caring of pa
ents OF these particular sons hay
been turned over to the county Il
many year past and the woI
SHAME should be defined IL not in
pressed ON these well known deli
quents,
No other signs OF rabies has bee
heard of since the attack of coyot
ON Dave Coakley and Ed Costell
two workmen ON the county roa
near Leadore, two weeks ago. Thi
the wild animal had hydrophob
there Is no doubt and the timely a
pllcation of several unerring blow
u subdued its ravishing attack. I'll
: clothes of Mr., Coakley were bad
= torn by the animals teeth yet n
NJ u scratch on his body was receive
-Four to Ave cars u month Is q
present output of the Junction mil
and as to substantial future the
is no room for conjecture. as ne
shoots Of ore are being develop,
as the lower grades that were Ia
In the staples In the past are bell
taken care Of Tommy Walden, d
new superintendent of the mine III
a recent arrival from Salt Lake, h
planned for the mining on larg
scale but the company's business
only indirectly of public concern
this writing
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Mr. and Mrs. Holgate and fam
were Salmon visitors Wednesday.
Miss NAV Snrtnkia and Mast