The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-08-09

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: SALMON LOCALS :.
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Newton Hibbs is at Gibbonsvi,le
on mining business.
Mrs George w. Neither arrived
In Salmon on Wednesday from MAY.
| you must register before you can
vote. No swearing in votes this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie White were nm
rom their Fourth of July ranch on
Tuesday last.
Capt Guieke set forth on another
voyage down Salmon river on Tues
DAY. j. r. Painter being on the pass
enger list.
Mrs. w. Charles Smith and child.
rem are home in Salmon from spend.
ing Two months at Pocatello with
mrs Perry. the mother of Mrs.
Smith.
Frank Haynes has been nursing a
1eioned finger in Salmon this week.
under the care of Dr. Whitwell. Mr..
haynes came up from Shoup last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Quarles and
four children are over from Boise
this week to visit the G. b. OuarIes
family in Salmon. The visitors are
travelling by automobile.
Mrs. +. Hall came to Salmon on
Monday last from Tenino. Washing
ton, being called here by the illness
Iof her father James Hemphill. An.
other daughter is Mrs. Chris Van
Strait.
DR.. Stevenson. who comes to Sal
mos to take. the place OF DR.. Will
Jams. is an experienced veterinarian.
he comes from Butte. George w.
oliver and other live stock men
highly recommend DR.. Stevenson.
Arthur c. Ludwig returned from
Soda Springs on Mondays train af.
ter safely delivering there ten car.
loads or sheep constituting the
flocks formerly belonging to Mills
Wright There was not the loss TO
report Of single sheep.
Mrs. Jessie M. Daniels OF Baker
was transacting business in Salmon
Tuesday Mrs. Daniels is a sheep
raiser in Lemhi county. who. from a
small beginning. now has right
good income from this important in
dustry.
Miss Josephine Lottridge, whose
marriage to Lieutenant Havis of
lVicksburg is announced. was show.
Tered during the last week with gifts
land social attentions at Dillon. She
is the only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
NV. w. Lottridge.
i Mrs Shoup and daughter Laura,
1are home from Philadelphia where
I Mrs. Shoup was a patient under the
care Of noted oculist. The vision of
Mrs. Shoup has been greatly benefit
led and there are reasonable expecta-
Iions that, it may be fully restored
4 with another visit east.
The Misses Dora and Florence
Schultz returned from Lewiston
summer school on Monday with the
comment that it was a Joy to find a
cool refreshing spot The weather
had been very warm not only at
Lewiston but all along the way.
| The members OF the board of coun
ty commissioners. sometimes one
been in Salmon this week. Whether
the held any meetings at the court.
house or elsewhere could not be as.
taertained. If they did the meetings
were secret and unknown to the gen
eral public.
Joe Bangochea, the millionaire
fockmaster of Mountain Home, left
Salmon Wednesday morning for the
interior where he is running many
bands of sheep. il was ascertained
also that he may become land own
er in Lemhi county, having his eye
on ranches located near Three Forks
and elsewhere in the western ex-'
| tremity of the county.
Rev. DR.. Baker, district superin-
tendent, Is to be at the Methodist
church next Sunday and hold the
regular quarterly conference the fol-
flowing Monday night. The annual
church conference meets this month
at Idaho Falls. 1t is expected that
the pastor of the Salmon church.
Rev. Mr. Meredith, will be returned
here, according to the general wish,
not only of the members of his
church but the community also.
F, r. Hall, Salmon lad, has writ
ten a letter to his friend Vincenzo
Papetti, telling of his activities in
the service in France, being connect
ed with the cenSor's office in Paris