The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-07-27
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SALMON LOCALS :

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Mr.. and Mrs. R. s. Proctor q, No.
were in Selmon this week " may
George Hanson is spending the
week at his Lsmhi valley ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Davis were
down from Harmony mine ON Mon.
day. " MN
postmaster Roy B. Herndon made
the river trip last week all the way
TO Lewiston.
Bars Vulcanizing shop of Sal.
mon sells Gasoline Tonic. which has
been advertised of late in The Re-
corder.
K. A. Strunk, ]. H. Moon and L. r
Weber were registered In Salmon
from Mackay on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Klinger, who
are spending the summer is Lemhi
county, left Salmon on Monday for
Leadore.
Harry White is demonstrating the
attractive features of one Of Ameri-
cas- standard cars for which he has
the Salmon agency.
w. L. Chapman has been notified
that the draft at his former home at
Pierce City, Missouri, includes his
namQ and number. He expects to
return there at once.
J. NJ. Wright and family are in Sal,
mon this week from their home in
Bellevue. Mr.. Wright is looking for
a location as stockman. and seems
TO find what he wants.
Donald Martin, who enlisted a
month ago for military duty, anticl
pating the draft, has been sent to
Arizona. His mother, Mrs. Margaret
Baer, has heard from him.
T. H. Burbridge & Son are deliver
ing machinery and supplies at the
Steelite mine at the rate of from
10000 to 10000 pounds a week. A
compressor was hauled over the hill
last week.
Harry Powers, formerly with tn
Salmon forest service but for tn
past year living in the state of Wash
ington. is back among his old friend
here for the summer, being employ
ed on the road survey below Salmon
Hay hands have been importe
: from Montana by the score into Len
hi county within the last month. Tn
wage paid is SO, with board and BET
Many farmers are saving their crop
by exchanging help in this strenuou
e time.
Mrs. E. D. Wolfe of the Agenc
farm, drove to Salmon on Tuesday
n her son at the WHEEL. The Wolfes ar
arranging to install a creamery q
their home, to take care of their ow
q dairy products, for which they haV
large demand.
A gentleman who had lost a ifs
basket prepared a notice the othe
day for The Recorder setting fort
the fact. The notice was not actua
ly inserted in the paper although ST
= I'D in type before the finder restore
the lost property.
The Misses Shoup gave a Dime
party at their Saumon residence o
s. Saturday evening in honor OF Mr.. an
Mrs. Kester Soule, DR.. and Mrs.
IF. Hammer, Mansel Soule and L
J. Hammer. Nasturiums were used
!. the table decorations.
I. Regular Sunday evening service
+ are TO be resumed by lie Presb! te
ian, Episcopal and Methodli
churches next sunday. Lne Eplse
o nal rector preached the last sermo
following the Methodist and Preso
terian ministers. These services vel
held in the band pavilion
Since the recent passage OF the Q
- dinance providing for = sewer IN u
Fisstur addition there are 10
n building improvements there, Win
demand already apparent for bun
ing lots in that locality. Inc or
.. nance was passed on lie NO.e
70 the council, Mayor Giennon 'Oul
for IL. The work Of preparing asses
: ments il well under way
Mrs Gene Smith came down FRO
II. Nav for brief visit lueso-! w
a ing. returning WEDNESDAY no Jim uin
~ with her were the two little cree
iris and Elizabeth smith VINO u
been visiting at May. FREQ VIE
~ drove them to salmon MRS; snl =
10 states that her young husband Is !
al az an cast down at the thought u
az he may be called 10 military auts
the result of the draft ohe hels'
-, looks up to him with pride as n l,s
Ill SeIt before. And this is Just VI
nd neisht be expected Of Gertrude IA
lord. who is beloved in this eit CITY,, !
mr. home Of her childhood and spieno
81 voung womanhoOd- Mr.. smith Is
an or ~ w. c. Smith. Salmon ousihe
- nd farm owner.