The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-07-13
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;: LOCAL NOTES

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A nine-pound boy was born July s
To Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Casey of Ulys-
SEES
Ed Roske was up from North Fork
on Tuesday transaeIing business in
Salmon.
Editor Abbott of the Herald made
a weekend trip with Engineer Allen
{. Merritt over the proposed state
highway to Mackay.
Capt. Guleke left Tuesday morning
with number of passengers for rlv.
er points, including Mrs. Grove and
young baby. Mrs. Radford, Mrs
Haynes for Shoup. Roy b. Herndon
for Northfork.
The show given in Salmon this
week by the Milos, musical organ
lzauon, was not disappointing 10 the
audiences. On the contrary the per
tormances were decidedly we'll re
ceiyed and the Milos will be weIcom
ed back here at any time.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Bradshaw and Mrs. ]. r.
Hughes OF Gibbonsvills were in Sal
mon for the frs three days of the
week in the interest of the cause OF
the Pastor Russell religious beliefs
They are Jealous in the work they
have undertaken and in its behalf
are industrious missionaries.
Lee Wyatt, formerly a Middle Fork
rancher. who sold out last winter u
John Pearson and others, has bought
through Harry Kelly the Frank Rit
tenhouse place of SO acres ON the
Springs road. The tract embraces
so acres. The price paid was $4,000
Wyatt Will make extensive building
improvements.
Miss Olive Kadletz, county super
intendent. last week attended the con
veption of superintendents at Lew
lston. Miss Bean, the Salmon teach
er is student at the summer schoo
at that place and with Miss Kadlet7
will go TO Portland to attend the Ma
tional Educational association in SEES
at that city.
c. +. Brouse will leave Salmon ear
ly next week with a force of men tC
be employed in the buildings to bs
erected at BlackbIrd for the new
Steelite mine. The buildings include
a cookhouse 14x40 feet, bunkhoust
l6X60 and a mill of dimensions of ap
proximately 3Ox60 feet. From two 4
three months VIII be required I,
erect these buildings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Eckersell are III
from Rexburg arranging q tour o
the Yellowstone in their car. The!
will be accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
W II. Shearin. intending to start per
haps next week. These two couples
wSre recently married and the triI
| is planned as q part of the happiness
that all married people should enjoy
| Camping outfits will be taken along
Mrs. Eckersell and Mrs. Shearin ar,
sisters, the esteemed daughters. o
No. and Mrs. Thomas Holbert.
Jim VIM and Dan Wade are per
| haps the sole survivors of the BIZ
Lost River Indian fight in which
Jesse McCaleb, Salmon bushes,
man. lost his life In the year 1875
! Mr.. VIM has lately been visiting a
the Thomas Yearian farm up tn,
Lamhi valley. Before returning u
his Mackey home the visitor fell ii
with Editor Rees of the Pioneer de
partment of The Recorder. but tina
, is another story to appear later il
/ these columns.
The sale of personal propert
on the Dan Coles farm on Monda
last by the owner attracted man
buyers. A little band of ewes, wit
their lambs altogether numberin,
lie. were bought by w. C. Smith
There were 81 ewes and the
/ brought $2450 a head, which incluc
ed the lambs. One horse bough
also by Mr.. Smith was knocked dow
at s1S7.50 Cattle brought upward c
hundred dollars a head. The sal
was conducted by Carpenter, wit
Fred V. Biscoe as clerk.