The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-06-22
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The sister and mother OF Mrs.
Thomas Pope are here from iowa TO
spend the summer.
One pound box of assorted choco-
late creams for sale for CSC al Burk's
Plain Price store SATURDAY ONLY.
L. d. Miller came out from MiIlers
station last week to place himself
under the care of Dr. Whitwell.
Since In Salmon Mr.. Miller has
shown marked improvement in
health.
Mrs. E. II. Casterlin Is back at her
home in Salmon. For six or eight
months Mrs. Casterlin was visiting
relatives and friends in the south.
Her little daughter was with her.
They return IN splendid health.
John s. Mckinney delivered across
the state line. at the Ruby ranch in
the Big Hole, $40 steers for the Han
sen company. They were sold on
the Mckinney and Boomer ranches.
The cattle, belonging to the same
company cannot be taken TO their
summer ranges hardly before July
on account of the snow.
For the past week or ten days the
condition of A. w. Pipes has shown
steady Improvement The banker had
been sufferer from typhoid fever
His temperature had been high. Ma.
turally, although before the attack a
robust man. he has become enfeebl.
ed and a shadow of mis- former self
His physician looks for his rapid res.
toration to health.
The owners of the Salmon wool
warehouse have ordered a large LOT
of eottonseed meal to be stored there
for the benefit of the fiockmasteEs
next winter. This consignment will
be coming along as soon as the wool
is all disposed of and cleared out
Keep the warehouse working all the
time. is the motto of thesa ware
house owners, a good motto for ev
erybody.
The main street end of the Jesse
creek bridge weAt out in the flood il
that turbulent stream on Sunday
hlOl nAAL6s MOol vi lut liAtDt1IS WtEt
hauled out to safety. The abutmenti
were made of logs and had rotted.
is hoped that a cement viaduet ma!
be constructed when the time come
to rebuild. Such structures as tn
old bridge with its decaying logs ar
uDsightly as well as insecure.
Jesse E. Smith and wife are dow
from the Pahsimaroi at the parenta
home of the wife on Carmen creek
William Wittenberg is the father O
Mrs. Smith. Husband and wife wer
both i'll at the same time. the on
with pneumonia and the other suffer
ing from blood poison. Neighbor
came to minister 10 them and too
their baby, sending the father an
mother to the Wittenburg home. MI
and Mrs w Smith had spent mos
of last week with the son and wife
before they were able to be moved.
w. c. Smith is wearing an orns
mented eye that was decorated in a
encounter with the crank handle G
his automobile. Now II happens tina
his car is not used TO being crankeC
for ii is self-started. but when run IL
to a mud hole up the Lemhi the oti
day Mr.. Smith had TO resort to frs
principles to get under way after tn
carburator had been inundated. tn
car straightway resented the indil
nifty put upon 1t and kicked. with IN
result of the damaged optic. NJ
Smith was enabled to be about hi
business on Monday
The Golden Rule store has just r
ceiyed their shipment of Ball Ban
Rubber Boots. Six grades of Kne
boots, in black. red and white. n
. lower prices in the west than our
. We sell them al $4-25 to s6-25. HI
. Boots at 81. Buy them at the Code
Rule stare and be assured that 20
are not getting last years stock