The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-01-19
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The Ladies' Auxiliary will be en-,
tertained by Mrs. Johnson at the
Manse, on Thursday. January '25
A. E. Morris and John w. Brown
we're on Thursday called to Salmon
from Agency creek, the former as a
witness for the latter in a land proof
before w. c. Smith
attic held in custody last week, was
day last by Mrs. Umphrey, an attend
INT from that institution.
Joseph Kadletz and w. l.. MuIkey
came down from Baker last Monday
IN business, the former intending TO
drive back home new car 10 be
purchased here, but the dealers were
out of the machine wanted.
AT the regular meeting OF the
knights and Ladies of Security on
Monday evening four new members
were initiated, Mrs. c. G Mathewson,
Mrs. Maud Hudkins. Walter Van
Strait and Henry Schaffner,
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
Arch Herndon on January 25. Con.
yeyances will call at Mrs. McCaleb' Is
md the Methodist parsonage at 2 D.
m. TO take those assembled at those
places to Mrs. Herndons home
County Attorney John (. Rees
leaves Salmon on Saturday for Sho.
shone. where he will have charge of
the prosecution in the Buster case.
Senator WhitcOmb being associated
with him The defense will be in
charge of Stevens & Clute.
On the 18th inst. the Woods Live
stock Co. sold the 1917 wool clip OF
approximately 100000 pounds to Bos
ION buyers AT 36 cents pound. the
total price being $4,000. This is
he highest price ever paid for Idaho
wool and is the largest individual clip
IN the United States. This is the
frst 1917 sale of Idaho wool
Snow and zero weather were TOO
much for train service on any rail.
road in the intermountain country
his week. On the Short Line the
regular schedules were often twenty.
four hours of time The Gilmore 4
Pittsburg train was not able TO make
the run from Armstead to Salmon on
Wednesday till late al night, having
battled all day 10 get over the hill
Mr and Mrs. James w Caples en-
tertained al dinner yesterday evening
the remnant members Of the Bachel
ors' club being the guests. There
were seven of the pilgrims. including
one non-membeT of the organization
George W Meitzler The other
guests were Jerry Davis. J. L. Kirt
ley. Jr.. L. Z Giennon. Harry Hettin
ger. Clyde Riggs and Mrs. Kingsbury
the club matron.
J. II. Wright goes east on Saturday
next on a buying trip and to look
| up the latest developments in the
| furniture trade. His store in shis city
is soon to take on even a more or
nate appearance than il has alway.
worn in it's display OF furniture BY
/ the addition OF q balcony along tn,
north side. The improvement is in
.tended to carry out Mr. WriEht's
| IDEAS OF a complete establishment
such as he will make OF his store anC
10 provide a separate music room.
Sheriff Frazier is summnninE wit
nesses today as far away as 40 miles
down the Salmon river 10 appear II
/ the Guy Buster retrial Al Shoshone
| There are nine OF the witnesses call
/ ed. The case comes up next Mondal
/ before Judge Boutwell,. Buster
/ charged with the Wilful murder o
1 Henry Brown. an old man, whom h
met IN the public road and shot 4
death The murder took place fou
4 years ago. the slayer having beeI
convicted and was serving his sen
tence in the penitentiAry when q re
, trial wRa granted on appeal