The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-07-26

Dr. c. V. Williams. deputy state
veterinarian. at Mathewson's sta.
oles. Salmon, Idaho
a fine home folks letter is publish.
60 about Salmon in the kellogg
news from the pen OF Mrs. K. S.
Stringfellow. wife of the rector of
the Episcopal church, who recently
moved TO this city from Kellogg.
me letter Is TO appear IN The Re
corder.
Wayne O'Conner. whose two broth.
ers are already in the army service,
came over from the Forney home of
the family for the weekend and TO
Did goodbye 10 the boys, one of his
brothers. Jim. being among the lat.
est TO depart. Wayne is ready when.
ever called.
J. G. Hedrick. well known attor.
neg of HALEY. came over Galena
summit route to Salmon last Sunday.
He reports the fact that a fund has
been provided by the forest service
department to put the Galena sum.
init road on five per cent maximum
grade this summer. This road i'm
provement will make the Sawtooth
tourist route very popular.
Messrs. Venton and Brouss. who
have just finished big job of flume
work for J. ID. Hoigate on Hayden
creek. have returned to Salmon.
bringing the report that grasshop-
pers are pest this summer in the
basin The insects are the regular
torments as they appeared in 1874
and have already wrought much des.
truction TO crops in many localities
| Farm Agent Nelson has in hand
for Lemhi county the federal work
of surveying the prices OF machin-
cry. the undertaking being intended
0 summarize present prices with
prices prevailing before the war Mr.
Nelson has already entered upon
this work. To this end dealers are
required To answer some few ques-
lions along the lines Of inquiry.
Capt Harry Guleke is slowh re-
gaining the use OF his injured foot
without the aid of his cane and may
soon be running his regular trans
ports down the Salmon river. II re-
lqures both feet as well as both
hands successfully TO steer boat
down this stream. Larbe shipments
of supplies for ranchers and miners
await shipment by the Guleke ser
vice
Charley Dodge, cook famous in
all the inter mountain country. has
been engaged 10 look after the mess
tent of the camp. Dan 0'Connell
took up a truck load Of cook and
lcommissary equipment yesterday af-
ternoon Grocery supplies in large
Iquantity were Laid in from a Salmon
Wholesale house. II Charley does not
do his part toward making the Big
Dyke popular with the men al work
there then we have missed a good
guess.
II. NJ Shaw met with an accident
a few days ago while cruising timber
in Jesse creek canyon. The walking
is not considered COOL in that forbid
ding place, where nothing but water
can get down through the tangled
fallen timber. Shaw. however. under
took TO wend his way through. when
he fell al stony place and alighted
| in a manner calculated TO break a
number of ribs. This was not the re-
bruised.
| The work of remodeling the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. " Murdoch mas
Just been completed by J. {. Middle
kauff and F. NJ. Pollard, who have
lmade the house over into one of the
really artistic dwellings OF Salmon.
both inside and out All the designs
were original with Mrs. Murdoch
and include a den walled with cob
BILE stones set in cement for The out.
side up 70 the high windows and FIN
ished in hard wood az 10 the interior
A chimney 10 carry a fireplace for
this room is also constructed Of the
stones.
A gathering OF number of The
Young friends of John V. Quarlles
took place at the home OF his grand.
mother. Mrs. McCaleb. on Tuesday
evening. when fried pie was the fea-
ture Of the feast provided by the
good woman for the youngsters. The
fried pie on the occasion was n hoax.
thing fair to sec but deceptive and
disappointing in its contents Of red
pepper and bran. Young Quarles'
guests were Malcolm Thorburn, Har-
! din Cherry, Charles Herndon and
Virginia Quarles Miss Jessie Sourd.
guest of Mrs. McCaleb. assisted in