The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-08-16
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SALMON LOCALS :

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fred White was Butte visitor
this week.
MIS-. Mary s. Wood is to have
charge of Lemhi school next wear
mrs. Paul Mcpherson returned on
monday from visit at Gilmore with
Mrs. Dewitt Nichols.
z. NJ. Reed was up from Idaho
rails on Monday looking after bust
ness matters in Salmon.
Mrs. w. H. Buchanan was a visitor
~ salmon on Monday with a party
OF friends from Lost river
II. y. Proctor is moving his fam.
ny TO Salmon for their home and has
taken one of the brick cottages oppo-
site the high school.
| Two cars of horses for the Ameri-
can armies abroad were sent out
from the Salmon country on Tues
day, one from this city and the 9th
er from Leadore.
William Yearion, son of E. NJ.
fearian of Leadore, came to Salmon
Monday. He is in the next draft and
expects to go Immediately to Mos
COW for special training.
Capt. Carithurs, of Boise. who is
also an NJ. d., has been in the valley
for several days doing government
work He came in from Leadore on
Monday and went on to May and
IChallis enroute for Blackfoot. Arco.
and other towns.
DR.. Whitwell has been appointed
surgeon for the highway contractors,
which will add largely to his extern
sive practice. 1t will be his duty to
look after the health Of the small
army OF men al the camps. The ply
stefan has purchased a new car to
make his visits.
The names of Charles Frederick
Rose and Henry Alexander Snyder
appear among the reclassified regis
trants as the result of the action of
the state exemption board reported
last Monday. Both are active bust
ness men with families as we'll as
their business depending upon their
presence.
Two automobiles made the trip
lover the Leesburg hill last Sunday
Mayor Glennon and Mrs. Glennon
visited Mrs. Mahoney, making the
trip in the family car without any
: disagreeable occurrences, and a car
; from tire Robinson garage on a pleas
ure excursion with Miss Stewart and
Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne as passengers
Until very recently it had been con
! sidered impracticable to attempt tc
make this trip by auto. 1t is the opin
: ion of those who have made the trir
that fair auto road could be main
tanned over this route.
' The Salmon home place of the
| Fred Rose family, comprising more
than half an acre of beauty and at
tracuven ess, is TO have the benefit.
. irrigate it. A supply for this purpos,
; is to be secured from the buried
treasure of Jesse creek where tn.
water runs below the powders am
? cobblestones that bed that stream
: Mr.. Rose has planned TO intercept
this waste by pipes and convey it up
on his land 10 enhance its fruitful
!, ness and desirability. He has no wa
ter right with the place. which wa
recently purchased from Elijal
Stroud.
r Mrs. Thomas Yearian was in Sal
mon from Lemhi on Monday. Mrs
Yearian tells of just having received
A letter from LIEUT.. Colonel \. j.
, Macnab written from France Jul.
:. II. who wrote of just having an In
terview with General Pershing an
Minister of war. VI. Clemenceau. A
result of this interview his cracl
regiment was to be sent Ito SOM
: other country and | am not TO q
with it but am detailed for som
, special work probably along tn
same line as my work at Sherman.
Lieut.. Col. Maenab had just hear
, that the regiment in which Russell
, Yearian and many of the other Sal
mon boys were in service, would b
, billeted in the same town fcon
which the letter was written and Nj
Macnab expects TO see them all.
= The quiet man in a pol dcal car
paign is not always the least effet
tive in getting votes. Among tn
wise politicians it is said of Tomm
5 Stroud, the democratic candidat
for sheriff. that alth bugh he ha
been around very little, still ne la
already distanced the field in ri
race. And the same s likely 10 b
+ said later of some others, includin
=, H. aapoacrafic candidate for trpa