The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-02-22
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Charley Shook left Tuesday morn.
ing TO buy another lot Of sheep at
Dillon.
Mrs, r. NJ. Murdoch is this week
going through the millinery markets
in Salt Lake.
Dewey Allhands was down from
Gilmore on a business visit in sal
mon this week.
Dent forget the second run of the
serial THE Seven Pearls at the
Grand theater tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs, Jack Hahn are leaving
Salmon this week 10 make q business
visit to Butte and Montana
Harry A Hover and R. NJ. Moore
were business visitors from Sandy
creek in Salmon on Wednesday.
Herbert Bradley was called to Ten
doy on Monday to remedy automo
bile disabilities of a patron there.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Thomas Yearian and
| family spend the last days of the
week with the DR.. w. c. Whitwell
family,
A. D. Cook, Carmen sheep man,
whose interests center in registered
Rambouillets, was in Salmon on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Peterman left
Salmon on Saturday last on a bus
mess trip to Oregon, to be absent a
week or ten days.
Contractor Middlekauff has started
the erection of a commodious bunga-
low residence for Walter c. Fox on
the Fox ranch east of Salmon.
The January output of the Rcd
Cross workers IN Salmon included
1870 pairs Of socks, IS sweaters, 81
wristlets, one scarf and 8 helmets.
Full assortment OF mems and boys
spring rubbers just arrived. Closing
out all heavy winter overshoes and
rubbers at less than cost. Mack's
Bootshop.
Harry Buster returned to Briston
Montana, on Tuesdays train to set
tie up his affairs preparatory to be
ling called for service under the Sc
lective draft.
Today is observed by the banks
lani public offices as holiday. There
is not speck Of a cloud in all ths
sky to be seen, a sample of the splen
did days we have had through the
winter.
Ralph Lorenzo and Messrs. Woods
all sheep men from Baker, Oregon
have been in Salmon for the pas,
week on mission intended 10 extend
their land and sheep holdings here
They are big men in their line.
Jack Hahn. the Salmon-Armsteat
locomotive engineer, was taken vic
lently i'll az the Montana terminus o
his run and had TO lay off in Salmon
on Tuesday. He was suffering froT
ptomaine poison. He is nov himself
| again. however. and went out viii
his train on Thursday.
The Womans club viii meet a
ne home Of Mrs. Doebler next Thurs
LAY afternoon with Mrs. Doeblcr an,
Mrs. Adams as hostesses ard the pro
gram arranged by the home eccnom
cs committee The topic for discus
sion win be ways and means Of con
versing food. All members are asked
TO give tested recipes. There viii b.
several musical numbers arrange
| by Mrs. B. F. Meredith.
The Recorders old friend. L. c
Geertson, was down from the Geert
son home on Monuay for the frs
time this winter In spite Of tf'
SHOWS Of eightv-six winters that hay,
silyered his locks the ola gentleman
: Is still hale and hearty. taking a kesr
ard intelligent interest in aI2 tha
goes on in he world In these stirrint
/. times Mr. Geertscn was a passr1 gel
, with J W Thompson from BaEel
but between that place and his hon,
= he Travelled afoot.
A. z Everett. Salmon merchant
was last week in consultation witi
statesmen from the east whom he me
n Butte. Mr. Everett vas I'm qucs
. of his neEj winters stock. Ha plac
ed orders thus far ia advance of hi
. needs for the reason that deliveries
|. are all the time growing more uncer
tain unless time is taken by the fore
lock as in this manner. II is no. q ques
ton any longer of the price but o
r a merchants ability 10 get what h,
wants from the factories and whole
sale marts. The Salmon merchant &
feeling good al his success in thu
p buying early.
About Constipstior.