The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-06-28
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Bungalow aprons 81 to sass at the
Variety store.
Go out TO Court Terrace tonight
friday and jubilate.
Mrs Neither from May and Mrs.
kirkpatrick from Patterson we're in
Salmon the first OF the week.
Mems women's and ehildren's
hosiery in cotton, Isle and silk al
Zoe to sl-25 per pair. at the Variety.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mcpherson ar
rived in Salmon on Monday and viii
make the new home at the Mcpher-
son residence.
The H. II Boomer family will
spend the summer and early fan in
Salmon. having taken the Charley
Shook residence.
Women's and children's under
wear vests. zoe TO 4Oc; union suits
soc to 81; chiIdren's underwear zoe
TO soc at the Variety store
Hay harvesting is now in full
swing in the Salmon river valley
and will be general throughout the
county for the next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. Dempsey are
expected in from Boise by autonio-
/ bile today, accompanied by DR.. Avis
Maxwell of the capital city for a Wis
\ ii in Salmon.
There is to be another call for an.
ether thousand men from Idaho next
month. There are twenty to 90
from Lemhi, which number will very
nearly exhaust the available men in
Class A.
A fine boy was born June Sth to
Mr., and Mrs Walter Brown al the
Norton farm, four miles north of Sal.
mon. This heir has been christen-
ed Harold Lee. A sister of Mr..
Brown, Miss Florence Brown, of
New York is visitor at this home
for the summer.
E. R. Benedict of the Eight Mile
section of the Lemhi valley made a
trip to Salmon Monday with his
lneighbor. Morris Cotton Mr. Bene-
dict is another of the pioneer land
lowners who has developed more
than a thousaRd acres into high
degree of production.
Senator and Mrs. Z. W. Whtcomb
entertained Judge Ensign and Judge
Boutwell, at dinner last Sunday.
Court Reporter Chapman was also a
guest The wealth Of flowers for
which the Whitcomb home is IA
nous yielded its choicest specimens
Of roses and peonies for table and
other decorations.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Cotton and
son Philip came to the city Monday
! from their ranch nine miles west OF
, Leadore. The CottOms are large
landowners and prosperous pioneers
of the Lemhi valley They recently
made a trip by auto TO HALEY and
on the return journey visited friends
in Arco.
Clarence S. Carroll has entered
, into the garage business at Ken
drick. Idaho. Last year Mr.. Carroll
sold his valuable ranch al Teadoy
and went TO North Carolina. His
coming back to the Gem state was
the thing to expect of him having
made a snug fortune here and taking
very little time TO make IL.
The greatest gathering of people
S ever before assembled at the early
, morning hour Of the departure Of q
p train from Salmon followed the draft
men put TO this station last Tuesday
The band was there with its best
music. Thirty-five patriots entrained
Y here, with three others to board the
q same conveyance at other points
r The names have already been pub
! lished. They go TO Camp evils. They
+ take with them the love and faith
of their home people.
Joe Papetti IS the only male na
tive OF Italy residing in the city OF
Salmon. When the Jews of the cap
+ ture Of $4,000 Austrians on the Piay'
was flashed in last "Wednesday jos
was fiat on his back under an auto
mobile. Somebody told him what hi'
countrymel were doing TO the invad
'ers and Joe lust about raised The
car with his EXPLANATIONS Of JOY as
; he came forth. Then the passers-by
e one and all tipped hats 10 Joe as
e they beheld him besming his own
jov and glsdness at the news.
Z The disappearance OF Mills
n Wright, fiocSmaster and land owner
I both in Lemhi county and at Burnley,
] which was reported six months ago,