The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-09-07
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W. II. Upham of Mackay ,a,isi,ad
salmon this week. ''''''0
A baby girl was born 70 NJ .oa
MS MS Dana Parkinson at the Stratton
Misses Genevieve and Jessis Cam.
ron are 10 leave Salmon on Satnrdsy
Tor school at Missoula.
.. stewart of the -almon forest
oulce was called TO the IndianoIa Jts,
uicl on Tuesday to arrange for tha
SAFE OF timber for the department.
Mrs kropech is advertising her
farming stock on the Marion NuIkay
Tahch next Tuesday, September n
particulars elsewhere in today's ma.
per. pa
Ihere is vacancy in the service
OF Uncle Sam as a rural carrier from
me salmon pOstoffice. the same IA he
hIled after an examination now adj.
ertised.
W. {. Doebler is ON long promis.
T TI Visit TO his mother at CongervilIe.
ll'lhois' He left Salmon Tuesday
morning. II had been Ave wears
since mother and son met last. Mr.
Doe6ler will be away two weeks.
Ned Bonner. former lessee and
mine operator at Gilmore has moved
MS FAMILY to Salmon. intending to
engage IN the same business here, so
lhat ms llttle boy may have the ad-
vantage of the city schools here.
An auto load of young people went
from Salmon on Monday morning for
Wisdom, intending to camp out ON
the way over and back The campers
We're Miss Rose Manfull. Miss Ada
LaRouche. Christal Lee, Byron Good.
ell and Morley Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Cherry gave
dinner Thursday evening in honor of
John QuaFles who is soon to leave
salmon for school in the east. A mum.
Der OF the young friends Of QuarIes
besides one of his school fellows
Hardin Cherry, were at the dinner.
The last of a series OF outings for
the summer by the families OF G. B.
Quarles, A. c. Cherry and ]. F. Mel
YIN called them last Sunday to the
Matt Stewart place on the Lemhi
where the entire day was spent In the
delights of picnicing. fishing ana
bathing
Grandma LaMunyan, the mother of
Joseph LaMunyOn and Mrs. Mitchell.
is one OF the Salmon workers for the
Red Cross in knitting socks and nit
tens. The old lady learned how more
than fifty years ago when she per
formed a similar service for the sol.
diers Of the civil war
II. z. Newman, Steve Mahaffey.
Mrs. Thomas Yearian and Tom II
Spencer were among the large fiock4
masters present at the Salt Lake |
sheep sales last week. AIRS. Newman
her husband to Zion on |
his occasion. The visitors saw |
number Of sales made where prize |
animals went as high as 81 500 and |
Il 300 when knocked down to new |
owners.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pearson. who |
lad come over from their Middle !
Fork ranch for two weeks. went back |
morning on the Funey |
tage. In bidding their Salmon |
friends goidthye the Pearsons said /
hey would not visit their old home /
gain till the spring. Their dauEh-
or Ruth, who came over with her |
'arents, will remain to attend school |
his winter. She will be with the fam
Iy Of DR.. Stratton-
Mrs. Brown and daughter Lucille,
whose home is IN Kansas CITY, Mo.
Re recent arrivals at the Myers Cove
ome Of Frank Allison. Mrs. Brown
; a sister of Mr. Allison He met the
isitoTs In Salmon on Wednesday.
mother brother. James Allison. also
rom the east, Is returning this week
fter TWO weeks at Myers Cove. Il
iii require very nearly az long a
Ourney in time for the visitors 20
each Myers Cove from Salmon a.
-as the trip from Kansas City. their
ONE, to Salmon.