The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-08-10


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Jess Fleming of Baker was taken
70 me Salmon Hot Springs on Wed.
nesoay' he is sufferer from rhen.
matism. -"A4 Aheu-
w. D. Hart was in Salmon Monday
anu Iuesday, coming down from
Leadore' where he is conducting j
drug business. "
neal MeDeVitt has been appointed
deputy water master on Jesse creek
10 see that every water user gets
what's coming to him.
Ut Charles Kirtley has spent the
week at his old home in Salmon no
ing called from Challis on account of
lhe lllness OF his sister, MI. Walker
Bell q Melton of the Alaska Basin
company nave arranged to shin out
carloads OF lambs within the next
month, loading them at Darby. These
nocKs are now ranging over that
way.
homer Holbert is back at his
place in the Dostoffice from his an.
IomoDlIe trip TO the Yellowstone on
which he was accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Shearin. The Ec-
kersells are now at their Rexburg
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferrill Terry and
their two daughters, Georgeine and
Josephine, are back in Salmon to
live, having removed from Gilmore.
Mr.. Terry recently sold out his team
ing outfit at the mining town. His
plans for the immediate future are
not yet made.
Rev. Edward Ruffin Jones, who
came to Salmon twelve years ago a
deacon in the Episcopal church,
but now stationed in Virginia as a
rector. His home in the Old Domin-
priest, Is back in this city for a va
cation. During the week Mr.. Jones
has held evening service at the
Church of the Redeemer, being a
guest of the Rev. Carl Williams, the
ion is at Williamsburg, where he
has the oldest church in America in
continued use by one congregation.
w. A. Briney, best farmer in the
| county, as shown by his small farms
up the Salmon river, which is a mod
ell of intensive agriculture, where &C
acres yield this year will fetch him
at least $4,000, was in Salmon this
week for two days making business
rounds of the stores. Mr.. Briney has
three boys of military age, one al
ready in the service as a volunteer
and the other subject to draft. His
farm is one of the show places of the
intermountain country.
C.. E. Pierce and family and Mr.
and Mrs. ]. B. Penard are touring the
intermountain country with moving
picture show for places without that
feature of modern urban life. They
| tell Of their tours through the south
ern Utah country where in towns OF
a thousand or more people there are
no movies, but where everybody not
actually bedridden turned out to see
the show. Pierce & Penard ARE this
week going to take in the Lhalus
and Pahsimaroi country.
Mrs. Victor Bell was pleasantly
surprised by the arrival OF a camping
party Sunday evening. The party
consisted of N. Burggraf, Jr, and
Mrs. N. Burggraf, ST., the mother OF
Mrs. Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Whitman, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bartholemy, all of Rob,
erts. Idaho; Will McWhitney OF Ana,
conda. Mont; Misses Ida Cox and
Zina Hansen of Rigby, Idaho. The
marty motored back to Roberts on
| Tuesday after most delightful out
ing.
Lawrence L. Luby, third man on
the eligible list for the draft, had TO
come from the Big Hole country 10
reach Salmon in time for the physl,
cal examinatin on Tuesday. That
was a trip of seventy-hve miles oy
auto and it cost the young patriot
s5O So Luby Just bundled up and
came through. This young man, II
is great to know, was found perlec'
in body as well as sound IN patrlot
ism. with nothing but little mono"
tooth to mar his physical hness &c
serve his country.
Some sort of disarrangement l"
the salmon mail service or in the
transfer thereof at Armstead de
prives us of the daily papers nearly
every trip by the stages while the
rain service in this respect never
misses on its days. 1t should be saio
that the stages are ready and WIlilhs
leyery day TO take aboard the pap s.s
along with the letter mail Out 'IIs ~.
nortion of their work is he'll out toi
some uuaccountable reason. Postnlas
ter Herndon tells The Recorder ne
hos ranorted the failure to the ogden
ots;ca for correction and maybe Their.
will be some remedy in the eourse u
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