The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-05-03

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w. N. Bichler of Armstead is home
again after two weeks illness in
Dillon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gleed of An
aconda are visiting relatives and
friends in Dillon and Armstead.
The little old town OF Grant. Mont.
made record for itself in the sale
of bonds and thrift stamps in the re-
cent drive.
Guy Pyeatt has returned to Camp
Lewis after two weeks furlough
spent with his wife and baby and
other relatives at Tendoy
John Dillec of Leadore was called
east by Tuesdays train in answer to
a telegram stating that his mother
was seriously i'll at the old home in
Massachusetts.
Frank Andrews, Bob Moore and
Dan Chase drove to Dillon from Sal
mon Saturday last on business con-
nected with the furnishing of the
new Andrews-Moore billiard parlors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laverne Finlayson
left Armstead for Livingston, Mont,
Sunday, for a brief visit with Mr..
Finalyson's motheEj his sister Ma.
rie, nurse home from Chicago on
vacation, and his brother, Harry
ShelVer one time agent at Leadore,
now an officer at Camp Lewis.
Mrs. Morse came in from Salt
Lake Monday to spend the summer
with her daughter Mrs. Entriken at
Leadore. Mrs. Morse visited friends
in Armstead where she is well
knowit and beloved but could not
tarry long when small Jack and baby
Entriken were impatiently awaiting
Grandma.
The family of Mr.. and Mrs. F. c.
Miller, heretofore made up of three
lively boys ,rejoices in the coming of
a baby girl, whose advent on Mon
day last is to be noted. And the girl
is fine girl too. with good health
attending the mother and the father
doing as well as could be expected.
Mr.. Miller is the city clerk.
Report brought to Salmon last
Wednesday by L. d. Miller, who
came over from Miller's station, was
to the effect that snow on the sum
NIT is still from four to six feet
deep. Mr. Miller says he will be
surprised if wheel vehicles can pass
that way before July first unless
some effort is put forth by the coun..
ty toward opening the road in places
on the summit.
]. w. Scott returned to Armstead
Tuesday from New York city where
he and Mrs. Scott had spent the ma
jor portion of the past winter with
married daugher. Mrs. Scott de-
layed her return to visit Salt Lake
while Armstead seems a little more
like Armstead with Mr.. Scott about.
Now that the Liberty loan drive is
past Col ALT Decker contemplltes
a breathing spell by a visit to the
Roy Herndons at May.
A stranger passing through Arm
stead Tuesday night would have
been scared stiff thinking a German
invasion was at hand and all the mu-
nitions in all the muniton factories
in the world had been confiscated
and pressed into service but to the
smiling natives it was only a chivari
TO celebrate the wedding of Charlie
Stahl and Miss Montgomery in which
their many friends delighted to use
up all the old tin in A No l style
Rastus. the pet bear belonging to
Mrs f. c. Frazier, has always borne
a reputation for gentle playfulness
that makes him many friends among
oh xrhn arlxr
him at the courthouse and who have
delighted to feed the beast. The 9TH
er day Clarence Fowler, a twelve
year-old lad, was present when Ras-
tus was at a meal The boy picked
up a morsel of food, intending to
hand the same TO the bear, when the
animal grabbed the food and hand
as well and severely injured one of
Clarenee's fingers.
Tom Mullen. beloved of host of
friends up and down the line, left
by Fridays early morning train for
New York Mr.. Mullen, to avoid any
demonstration by his friends, slipped
quietly out, his trip unheTalded. He
goes to enlist in the engineering
corps lately called. and having pass
ed his examination here is hoping
the final one will permit of his going
abroad in the railroad service of his
country Mr. Mullen's son John is
already in France and he himself has
long been impatient TO go. Mrs. Mul.
len and daughter Margie will remain
in Armstead and although his friends
win greatly miss him those who love
still hope Tom Mullen win not be
disappointed in his quest.
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