The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-08-23
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Buy Your Chautauqua tickets now
ana save, money.
SCION Tobias of Hayden Basin was
II Salmon over SUNDAY tha .,,.s, -
MS daughter. Mrs. CUMMINGS
MISS FAY Clarke made shor,
Visi, TO friends in Butte, going out
'uay and returning Saturday.
Sam sternberg left by Thursdays
IAN ior Pocatello and vicinity to
VISIT friends and relatives for ten
Gays or two weeks.
jim Macnab. the pioneer capit,list
ehueo his annual summer visit IN
salmon Monday and denarted far
MS winter home in California
LIT. Mclntire has resigned his -.
sillon OF clerk at the Shenon To again
TAKE up the mining business. Joe Sur
PRISE. the well known caterer. has
accepted the place.
George Oliver returned on Monday
from ogden, Utah. where he had
oeeh with the shipment of horses
from Lemhi county. The horses were,
ior government use. OF the ten e1r
loads. Is horses were rejected.
word has been received from VIII.
lam Waugh. son OF Mr.. and Mrs W.
- waugh of Leadore. from Camp
hearny. California. that he did NOT
pass the physical examination. Mr.
waugh went out with tie last drafY
martin Curran delivered this week
Tor shipment from the Salmon sta.
tlon. his crop of lambs valued AZ
practically 100000 which were
soid while the market was up to
eastern buyers. These lambs came
from the ranges in prime condition.
Along the road between Lemhi
ana Leadore. quite an Indian en-.
campment may be seen. Just now
the salmon are making the run I'M
the Lemhi, and the Indians are get.
ting a winters supply, as seen by
thes long line of rosy bodies strung
along the fence drying.
4 Ben Golliher of Carmen creek,
lost his farm home by fire last week.
he was working in the hayfield
when the blaze was first observed.
The loss of household furnishings
was complete. Only his working
clothes, light, hot-weather outfit.
was saved from the accumulation of
many years.
Clyde Riggs, who is now at Fort
tLeavenworth in a signal corps com.
pany OF the army, informs The Re
corder that the report that he failed
to PASS amy of the physical exami-
nations for any service in the army
was mistake. He passed all tests
for army duty and was advanced to
the signal corps in competitive
ftest in which only cbout one in /
hundred passed.
Huckleberry parties went to the
wild fruit patches in the mountains
in all directions from Salmon last
Sunday and gathered hundreds of
gallons of luscious fruit. The thrifty
housewife who knows a practical
recipe of fruit mixture utilizes this
wild berry for dessert for winter
without the use of sugar. There is
wild fruit in the mountains of Lemhi
to afford delicacies for every home
If we but commanded resources to
utilize what waits to be appropIiat-
Ell. The chokecherry comes next. 1t
is a popular deiicacg.
The Woman's Council OF Defense
at the annual meeting held last Fri
day evening elected the following Of
ficers: Mrs. p J. Dempsey. chair
man; Mrs. J. F. Melvin, 1st vice
chairman; Mrs. b. F. Meredith, sec
ond vice chairman; Carrie Soule.
secretary; Mrs. w. c. Mccormick,
assistant secretary; Mrs. +. A. Pres
ton, treasurer; Mrs Stringfellow
and Mrs Frost Melvyn as members
of the advisory board. The Salvation
Army drive 10 be executed within
the next two weeks was acted fay-
orably upon and a committee COM
posed of Mrs. w. c. Mccormick, Mrs.
Mitchell and Mrs. Melvin was APP
pointed TO arrange for the raising OF
81 200 for Lemhi county's quota. II
hoped a large share of this will be
raised during Cbautauqua week. All
money paid at this time will be
credited to the precinct TO which
the contributor belongs.
Chopped Pickles
(Mrs A. b. Mccaleb)