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Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23
CLAM BAKE PLANS ARE
 NEARING COMPLETION
Committee in Charge Perfectins De-
 tails for Moose Outine.

Plans for the annual c1ambake of Norwich Lodge. No. 950. Loyal Order or Moose are nearing Complet ion. The chairman of the committee, Seymour De Rusha. presided at a meeting of the committee Tuesday evening at Moose home, where details were gone over as far as possible and the com mittee will meet again next Monday for final arrangements
 The amusement committee, Al CraiS, Gene" Fowler, Orvilie La Roche, Martin Waldron and Henry Jarvis promise to have a number of surprises.
 There will be music a plenty az Oville La Roche has a number of musicians on his list who will be in attendance and iiven up things with popular and patriotic airs.
 The menu will consist of clam chowder, steamed clans baked fish, Holsters. chicken, vegetables and oth- CT good eatables too numerous to mention
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23


 Of the so men called before the board on Wednesday, 10 failed to ap- pear. Six of the men are already in the service. and one case was out of this jurisdiction. A total of IS men were declared physically unfit for ser filed with the board. Four men were aliens without first papers and there fore not liable for service.
 Thcoe Accepted Wednesday.
 The list of those who were accepted for service Wednesday follows: 443-Joseph Slikcwski, Sturtevant 465-John H Wood, R. r. D. No. 2. .S21-Helgo Fabian Ericsson, Roosevelt 42s-HarTy Gis' I. Maft. 251 West Thames 421-Marcel Durwicli, 10 Aqueduct
 street
 t2O-Andrew Frohmander. 65 Norwich
 avenue
 415-Vincenza Langermans, PAP Main 414-Paul Merza, B North Main street. 410-Arthur Frederic Poole. 4sS Main
 street.
 436-Paul F. Jatkowski, 30 Vine street :22-Dennis J. Barry, 9S Oakrfdge 4o5-Denpis Collins. Ward street 440-DeO J. Dion. Merchants avenue +ss-Arthur E. Henshaw, Canterbury
 
 t42-Peter G. Mitchell, State hospital. 47o-navid Francis Sheehdn. 332 Cen
 tral avenue.
 462-Niccla Waranak, 1so Yantic 477-Walter Sheldon Tarbo1, R. F. D. 44s-Herry Jiles Harrington, 1oe
 Roosevelt avenue. z72-Joseph Wit, 17 Norwich avenue.
 Thos> Physically Disqualified. The following were found to be phy- sicalIy disqualified for service 41S-John Altonas. 213 Yantic street. %71--David T. Izbicki, 46 Roath street 427-Ezechias Couter, g South B
 street
 4Ss-Harold~ J. Bennett. 4e Palmer
 street.
 433-Ozias La Lberte. South c
 street 4so-Daniel Watrous, Mystic, R. F. D. 445-Harry Rogers. R. F. D. No. 6 437-Frederick Boynton Marshall, 2e
 Cliff street Safeonitz. 2s Maple street. Becker, 249 Yantic street. 429-Edmond Adams, North Fourth
 avenue. G. Reynolds. 455 North
 Man street. W. Silverberg, C1airemont
 court. A25-John F. Foley. IS Orchard street. 4o1-Charles H. Cochrane, PIT Laurel
 Hill avenue. Francis Ring, 4e Broad
 street. Georgios Cryopoulis, es
 Baltic street 463-Frank L. DowdaH. Otrobando 1
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23
ninhth.ria EntnI

Tuesdav Thomas W. F'r~rFn. fre Sfx wear old sou of Maurice and Diary Hurd O'Kccfc. 0f Norcnsuf7 avenue died from diphthcrir The hr~ ~a taken sick about week ago tgt HIr illness was not considered e-r'Cla -- rho f4u5f. Another child wac tar m ard Sunday Dr. T IT, @r7har ra@ called. Ifr disEnorrd fIc ease a= one cf diphthc-ia and thc aou-~ar~ earn cFe in the family were qua arEa- .trrf Both patients were Isolated Tncwa dfod on Treeda~. trt The other child is reported 0ut of danger. The fIrera was held Wednesday morning --r'aI heinz In Inc Catholic grEIrtcr- tH -raf-,-flle Undertaken George G Grant had charge of the funeral arrange rneuts
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23
Gll1e,gl1llftita. Norwich, Thursday, Aug. 2S, 1917.
THE WEATHER.

The winds along the north Atlantic coast will hs gentle east to southeast; middle Atlantic, moderate southeast. Conditions: Showers and thunder storms have occurred locally in the middle Atlantic states and New Eng land. It is somewhat warmer in east ern districts. A general showery condition is in dicated for Atlantic coast districts north of the Carolinas. Moderate temperatures will continue in eastern districts.
 Forecast. Northern New England: Unsettled with showers late Thursday and prob ably Friday.
 Southern New England: Partly cloudy Thursday and Friday, probably occasional showers.
 Eastern New York: Showers Thursday and probably Friday
 Observations in Norwich. The following records. reported from Sevin's pharmacy. show the changes changes Thursday:
 Ther. Bar. a. m-. s''sss.', 9o ou.uo 12 m. ........-... 70 oV.O5 P. m dz Su'o4 Highest So, lowest 66.
 Comparison.
 Predictions for Thursday: Partly cloudy.
 Thursdays weather: Cloudy.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23
TWENTY MEN ACCEPTED WEDNESDAY
Eighteen of Those Examined By Local Board Were Found Physically Disqualified for Service Norwich Quota Will Soon Be Filled.
road.
 Claims for Exemption.

 Claims for exemption were filed by l the following on Wednesday: 479-Stanetis P Haralampoudis 52 Market street. 446-StaRislaw Narnsiewicz, 25s North Main street 44s-Ezelaw Orzechowski, Is South street. 4so-Jeseph vischisewsk, 10 Mount
 Pleasant street s45-Anselo Marine, 1e3 High street. 475-Ahtheny John Angelo, S6 High street. 4so-Joseph Panek. 11s Williams street 4e1-Hendy H. Vignot, 21s Washington street
 454-N. J. Gaffer, 2s Spring Garden
 avenue.
 45e-John Grinhth. s7 Washington 45t-John Matthew Dydo, Az Maple
 street.
 46s-George Matri, so1 Main street 45e-Ray D. Gilmore, Phillips av z74-Felix De Barros, Is Treadway av- 44s-Stanislaw Narwiewicz, .5s North
 Main street.
 Fs-Herbert Martin Hitchon. s1 West
 Town street
 464-George Edward Coun:han 55
 Oakridse street. 4os-FranI1 Elmer Miner, 55s Bos-
 well avenue. 40s-Frank Morin. es Myers avenue. 425-Amcde Edward Brodeur, 70 She
 tucket street. 424-Napoieon La Barre Poalte. Taft
 vile.
 41s-Thomas H. Reardon, Falls av- 402-Ernest Leon Davis, Providence
 street.
 Several Have Enlisted.
 The following men ordered to ap- pear Wednesday have enlisted in the service:
 444-samuel L. Lester, Gales Ferry. R. 41s-Harold Reed Preston 1ss Broad 4ae-Charles Bertrand, ss7 Central av-
 enue.
 4s5--Orma P. Davis. 1s Oak street. W. Sabourin, 191 Broad 466-Romeo Prse 12s Maple street
 oVt of Jurisdiction. i AnthonyAC Bouvier. moved to Bennington, Vt.
 Aliens Without First Papers Of the eighty the following were aliens without first papers: 4aS-A postolos Dousss. Yantic. 4SS-Joseph Thomas Charles, Elm Topulis, s Central ave- ess-Frank Konishki, .51 West
 Thames street.
 Failed to Appear As on Tuesday several of those 1 summoned before the board failed to 1 appear on Wednesday. They were as asS-Charles Ladd, ss Chestnut street |
 (Mr. Ladd was injured We'd i
 nesday. making it impossible |
 for him to appear) h
 Main street i16-Frank Nj. A. Lohmann, Is School |
 street. John Martin, 4s 1-2 South B | Konista ntine Paulagno, 34 Sec |
 Ond street. D. Loudon, Elmwood ave- I55-Ferdinand s. Carria, II Mechan-
 fc street I52-HiIary Cwynas, E. F. D. No. [. i55-Ahred Roberts. North B street Toczko, 2s Sixth street.
 Two Day Left. There are vet two days more before he 400 names in the second call issued ,y the -ocal board will be exhausted. This means that there are 16o more nen to be examined. Eighty of these nave been ordered to appear this Thursday morning and the other so omorrow morning.
 Invitation to Attend Drill. An invitation has been extended to 1 Ill accepted men to attend a drill at l he state armOry on Mckinley avenue friday evening at T.3o o'clock. The IriH will be in charge of the non com nissioned officers of Company K Tome guard. This invitation has been ssued by Company K in order to give he drafted men a little ineight into 1 military training before they are or tered to Camp DeVans Aver Mass or intensive training.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23
TRANSFERRED TO THE
 ROYAL FLYING SCHOOL
Nathan G. EcoIeston Making Good in
 The Aerial Service.

Nathan c. Eccleston, who enlisted in the Third U. s Aero Squadron. has written home that he has been transferred to the Royal Flying school. While in the Third squadron MT EccIeston was promoted to cor poraI and Uhen he was transferred was company clerk. Shortly after be- ing transferred he was promoted to sergeant. Mir. Eccleston was employ ed for five years by the Jordan Auto company of Willimantic. He is the son of MT. and Mrs. Harris O. Eccies- ton of 8 Otis street
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23
Mite Social.

Tuesday. evening from ' to 9ao a mite social was held at the home of Miss Sara l.. Huntington on Washing ton street. Because of stormy weather there was small attendance, only ahout 25 being present. Games and puzzles were enjoyed by the young people. Faggot stories were told br six of those present other games were played and a social time was enjoyed Four dollars and siNty-One cents Was netted. which will complc paying The expenses of repairing the Norwich Town church
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23
Poultry Farm Ineernorated

A certificate of incorporation of the Ashford, has been recorded in the office of the secretary of the state The business of the firm will be the handling of real estate. stock and poultry. The incorporaters are Rob ert G. Fletcher. Marion s. Ely and Margaret T. Byrne. of Ashford, Flush ing and Great Neck. respectively.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23
Found Live ArIioator.

Eugene Cailahman and William F. Woodcock, Wednesday morning cap tured 3 live alligator. three feet long in the Robin son lot. where 8 circus was located during it's stay there Ia st week.
 The reptile was full of life and gave the men trouble in capturing him. but they were able to get him into 8 box. The men now hold the creature to await a claimant
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23
NEW LONDON WOMAN
 PAYS STIFF FINE.
Nora Potter Charged With Keeping a
 DiscrderIy House.

Nora Potter. who keeps a Soldiers and Sailors rooming house at r At lantic street. New London. was ar rested late Tuesday night by I4ieuten- ant Jeffers and Patrolman Fitzgerald on the charge of keeping a house which was and is reputed as being house of assigna ton. The woman was before the police court Wednesday morning and entered a plea of not guilty. The states evidence showed
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23
Racovsr Stolen Articles.

If stolen goods continue to come into the New London police station the storeroom will take on the aspect of a second hand department store. The room is fast becoming filled with ar ticIes Of many descriptions, and if it is necessary to carry all the stuff to the court room as exhibits during the trial. the services of a dozen men will be Teduired to move 1t.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23
CANTERBURY BOY NOW
 IN CoUNTRYs SERVICE Carl w. Lawson Has Enlisted in
 Troop B of Hartford.

Carl W. Lawson of Canterbury has enlisted in the cavalry Troop E of Hartford. MT. Lawson Is 22 years old. and was working in Hartford prior to his enlistment. He is well known in his home town and also in Hartford
 Troop will see active service in France before many months.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23

Wednesday nine members of the Ladies' Aid society of the Federated church spent the day with one of their Riverview cottage, Ocean Beach. The party left GreeneviIle at 9.30 and left the beach at o'clock. although they did not reach Greeneviile until almost 3 o'clock. At the beach bathing was enjoyed and at room SIrs. Baldwin served a chowder. The party all voted Mrs. Baldwin an ideal hostess.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23
NORWICH TOWN
Lightning Strikes Electric Light Poles Mite Social at Home of Miss Sara L. Huntington-Mr. and Mrs. orrIn Price at G, A. R. Encsmpn1cr

During the thunder shower Tuesday evening an electric light post at Peck s Corner was struck, also a slDlilar pole near the Norwich Town sshoolhouee, Al the same time the electric lights in the postoffice were put out of commls- sion.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23

Boston. has been visiting Mrs Hsnrl Wagner of West Town street.
 Mrs. Richard Carter her daIFrfH~ Mildred and son John of Sta-tesar. 1. street were recent guests fpr weer of Miss Susie Lilhbridrs of rre =--t- land road.
 Mrs. Sarah Fredenburr 1fiHr Annie FrcdeubHrg and Mrs Olive Eii.F were among those from up fruu prg ar. tended WIllImantic camp meeting Sunday.
 1Tr. and Mrs Martin Hansen. Er and Mrs. Samuel Austin and Mira Charles NI-i,ies. afI OF 3fanrfeif De- pot. we're g1cst5 Of AIf and tf-r Ana thonv Jacobson of StI-trc1rt a.rrat one day recently.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23
nIED

BECK YVITH-In Mantle. Aug 2f, faf-. James W Becicr-itn. in hts f't1 year CV-NIFFLTn Stouingt0r fFawca aflck|f Auc 20, 1917. EiIza1efr. widow rf Patrick Cunln NER-fu Elliott. AuR ff fatT E-r sylvester Eaitcr. 7Trf fT rrHrr NOLANDER-Iu Putnan1. Aug. fn 1917 Carl Molande. of TnourE7r. aged Ii years
 THoMPSON-In OId snyhT-ok Aur 1r ia1T. Annie sT Thomrran. fr frs srfe year of her Ee.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23

Dr. and Mrs w. ChappeH of West Town street and son, George CEappcIL and family have returned from motor trin to New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23

Tuesday eveEinE T7ft-iifr suHsre from the second rov-rr electrical Ef-rrT within a week While tne rainfall ws5 not very heavy there were elr-tri--i discharges l0 rapid succession for aI- most two hours. Cars along the line were sNFffcd. one woman Irft Hf'H- r1autf- at 1925 hur dtd not s-rirr 'H Taftvi'e until fc71 All Inc electric lights were out for a flaw m.rHter ahnut nine o'clock.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23

Misses Marie Cadle of Fourth street and Mary ConnorS of Fridge port spent Wednesday at Ocean Beach.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23
MentviIIe Home Guard.

The inspection of the Montville Home guard will be held next We'd nesday. when the members of the com pany expect to have biz time.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23

Miss Margaret Ewing of Elm avenue left Tuesday to spend part of hor Va- cation with relatives in the vicinity of Boston
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23
Al G A R, Encampmcnt.

MT. and Mrs. Orrin Price of Wight man avenue are attending the national encampment of the c. <. R. in Boston
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23

The house owned by Miss Sarah Walsh on Central avenue was struck h va bold in Tuesdays electrical storm and the chimney demolished.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23
Al +l,n el,nre

Mrs. Henry La Pierre and grand children, Franklin and Armand La Pierre. of Washington street. are "t Groton Long Point for an outing.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23

Andrew LeBIanc and Charles Car bray of the Third company were home on leave Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23

William Evans. Harold Devins and Arthur Rydhoim are spending 8 week at Pleasant View.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23

Officers John Casey is visiting in Newark, New Jersey. and Mathew De- fancy has been patrolins his beat.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23

Miss F. A. FTatton. formerly of Nor wich and for several years a modlste in
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23

There were large number from t1s village iu Norwich Wednesday taxing advantage Of Dollar Dat.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23

Rev. Edward H. Smith and family were cntcrtoined Wednesday by ME and Mrs. W. c. Rogers of Washington street.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23
TAFTVILLE

TaftviIIe Suffers in Electrical stsF~- Thomas W. O'Kesfe Dies of DEf- theria - Another Patsnt i7 Sans Family Reeovsri7q-Psru7rsi1 and Notes.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23
OHinu Street.

East Town street is beins oiled and sanded this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23
AnnAHA,T- H4DnAD

ABRAHAM -HADDAD-fr e-1r1Tf-t Aug a2 1a17 hv Rev Edwa-f Worcester. Miss peie Haddad .r E0-- wicH and Amen Abraham cf &f~ London
 REYNOLDS -FITZgI q fi1CE-IH @ew London. AuE e2 1aif. n- Roy Lerm II FitzmaHFirs ct +nrH ra Elizabeth tfoEIe Fltzwalri-e 0f Hf London and WHltrr Eetr0It= 0t Lynn. Mass. yf'rsLLIG OTT-ECCHE ESTON-Ir Giaa~ oo Afu e0 Tqr- hv Rev u F-1oFyfrr Tahr lfrTfII =0ff rf TawrfF Cirv and Miss Edith Er~'ear0u 0f GlasEo.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23

Mrs. Dennis lIoulinan of Sturtevant rtreet has returned after spending a few days in Providence.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23

James Kirk was 3 recent visit;r in Lisbon. making the trip in bts auto m mobile.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23

Mir and Mrs. Arviuc Frazier of Prov idence are visiting their niece, Mrs. w. E. White, of Pecz.s Corner.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23

Dwight Latham Of Farmington hs left town after visiting relatives at PeClS's Corner
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23
BOPrl
MARRIED

~oIAN-In Norwich Aug z1t 1'17. a daughter to AIr. and Nr7 Ja r1eH lt- Nolan Of 1I Cedar street
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23
Personals and Notes.

Henry Harrington has accepted a position in Aver Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23

Mrs. Henry SchIeclzscr and daughter Buena O. Newark. x. T., have been visiting friends on Lafayette street
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23

John Andrews of Wmimantir wrr a visitor Iu the village on ruelnesr 7r ENndrreGar.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23

WHEN you WANT to put your bus mess before the Dubllc. there IS no m medlum better than through the ad- yerIsinE columns of The Bullet tin.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23
p.r.onnls ard Natrr.

William F.. Baker 0f Hartford raf been visiting friends i1 tne village
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23

Ladies Aid Society of the Federated Church Entertained by Mrs. Herbert Baldwin at Ocean Beach-PersonaIs and Nctea.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23
GREENEVILLE

Six hours after high water it Is low tide, which $ followed by flood tide.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23
wEpNEspAY,s DRAFT RESULTS

Twenty men accepted by the local board Wednesday for service in. the national army brings the total number of men accepted to date up to III. leaving more to be accepted before the quota of 12o is filled. A summary of the draft results to date follows:
 Posted as accepted Saturday. 4s
 Accepted Monday ......,...... 29
 Accepted Tuesday ............ 19
 Accepted Wednesday :........ 20
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-06-15
VISITORS FROM PocATEILo
ARE NOT BARNSToRMER

Former District Judge stevens,
who as practitioser at the bar at.
tends all the sessions OF the Lemhi
court. came up from PocatellO on
Monday. bringing along a camping
party in automobiles. including Mrs.
Stevens. Mr. and Mrs O. H. Barber
and Mr. and Mrs. { NJ. Chandler.
The party travelled with all the com.
forts that could be provided. among
other conyeniences having along a
colored man a. cook and general nth
ity man The party was mistaken
on the road for n travelling show
Uncle Toms Cabin, by heck" oh.
served an old.timer met on the way.
not seeing the well known former
jurist and moi knowing the other
members Of the party Judge Stevens
has been engaged all the week At
court. while the ladies of the party
have been sightseeing in and around
Salmon IL these outings they have
been Joined by Mrs. Terrill. wife Of
the presiding Judge. who accompan
led her husband from Pocatello also
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-06-15
TRAVEL OVER LEEsBuR0 HILL
BEsET Bl DAILY SHOWS

A force of ten men started last
week 10 dig open the road over the
Leesburg summit. With snow falling
almost every day for a month the
road had been practically impasSable
for teams In the road Tor hundreds
OF yards the snow stood up like Ine
ridge of a roof A pedestrian making
the journey said he had found IL inn,
possible 10 hold his feet In many
places except by walking sideways.
Horses couid not make the trip al
all except by travelling single tiie aud
then only when their shoes were
sharp To take hold of the slippery
surface declining from the ridge in
the middle of the road.
Mont Colwell. the stage man, says
his winters experiences on that hill
have we'll nigh worn out his patience
with snow falling almost daily. We
have great many passengers await
ing opportunity 10 get into the inter
ior. Last Saturday we carried oul
ave passengers, Mira. Pearson and
daughter. Dr. Edwards and the two
Messrs, Clark from Lewiston. The
Pearson's are to spend the summer
al their Middle Fork ranch. Mrs Ray
Dryer was also along with the Pear
son party but al the last moment
was notified Of the serious illness oI
her mother at Gilmore and that kept
her from making the journey"
Mr.. Colwell says the amount oi
freight awaiting transportation IL un
usually large at this time.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-06-15
AVIATOR SAVES WOMAN
FROM DROWNING IN SEA

Los Angeles, June 6-Climbing
from his aeroplane and jumping into
row boat, Earl Daugherty. Long
Beach aviator, today helped to rescue
drowning woman from the surf.
The woman. Mrs. Elizabeth Chase,
formerly of Salmon. Idaho, who has
been winterlng at Long Beach, wen,
into tie surf near the end OF Amer.
lean avenue While she was trying
to swim. she was carried beyond heT
depth by the tide and began 10 cry
for help.
Daugherty, who was in his aero
plane on the beach, preparing for a
flight, was attracted by the cries oi
the woman.
With Ernest Elright. who was EN-
ployed to assist in repairing his
plane, he raced for lifeboat on the
beach. Together they launched the
boat and rowed frantically toward
the place where they had seen Mrs
Chase go down. about 100 yards from
shore.
Daugherty saw Mrs. Chase in the
water several feet below the surface
and dived into the ocean after her
In hard struggle he and Elright sue
ceeded in getting Mrs. Chase into the
boat
They rowed back to the beach
Gus p9sdeUo3 SsBuD SIN sIsqA
was given first aid treatment by the
aviator and the life guards, and was
later taken To her home al the Eldon
p apartments. where physicians said
she would recover.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-06-15
= = = - + + go +*%% =
+ LEMHI NEWS =

Mrs. Ben Savage and Miss Madge
Hearian return ON Monday fnm
their winters stay In Seattle where
Miss YeariAn has been attending
school and graduates June rs. Miss
Gladys Whitwell of Salmon has been
their guest in Seattle viii also re-
turn on Monday.
Mrs. Thomas Yearian and son
Russell made a hurried business trip
to the county seat ON Wednesday
They are now shearing their sheep.
MIR. and Mrs. h. ID. Wolfe and son
Maurice were Salmon business Wis
itors on Wednesday.
There will be- a dance at the Lem,
hi agency this evening, Friday. June
Is. and on the Fourth OF July a bas.
ket picnic.
Weather in this vicinity still cold
and stormy Crops are mostly Ia
the ground but not growing much,
Feed on the range ls fairly good,
Don Pyeatt, who was hurt by his
horse falling upon him. Is better and
able To get about bit.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gin were Sal
mon visitors last week.
Mr.. Culp OF Paradise, Kansas, IL
"a kAN1A va AaAAA a1AHANH AAA - y hakAA
ber Of a arm that buys a great deal
Of livestick and n here in the inter
est of his Arm.
There was also here from Omaha
az the guest OF Mr. Carpenter ths
sheep salesman for Togg Bros, Mr.
/ Wllkerson.
! Mr.. and Mrs. 10y n. Lee and M
tie son OF Leadore were Lemhi visit
ors this week.
r. H. Yearian spent a part OF ths
week with his mother In Salmon.
Carroll Pyeatt was a business Wis
| itor TO the county seat.
Ray Pearson went out 10 Dillur
last week returning Monday. lie re
ports the roads in bad condition.
Ben Kennlson went To Tendoy &
register. There we're about - younl
men 10 register al Lemhi.
n. II. Dutton is busy shearinR 1
few sheep for Mr.. Ramsey.
Mrs. Carl SPAIN In home from
California where she spent the win
ter.
Sheriff and Mrs. Frazier were Wis
itors one day this week