The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-04-12
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Humane Sunday is April q. and
Kindness To Animal week is from
April Is TO 90
! Rev. b, f. Meredith will preach a
special sermon appropriate TO the
day, Humane Sunday. April 81.
W. L. Mulkey came up from Cali.
fornia last week. accompanied by his
brother Tom. Both are in genial, fine
health as usual
I DIR. Z. K. Colpin is this week al
tending the regular spring meeting
OF the state pharmacy board of
which he is secretary-treasurer.
Mrs, F. B. Sharkey is up from San
Diego. California. visiting her daugh-
I ters, Mrs. Murd McNicol and Mrs.
George Radferd. the former at. Ten
doy and the latter in Salmon.
! A. II. Ford is back home from the
cobalt camp at Blackbird, where he
reports ore developing more and
more abunlantly, so that the camp is
one of the really live places in all
this country,
! {. l.. Brous. who returned from the
east last week, was accompanied 10
Salmon by his nephew, Ralph b.
| Duncan. OF Missouri a young man
who has Just completed a thorough
business training and who expects to
locate in this city.
Miss Elizabeth Kennison has word
| from her brother, Ben Kennison. who
was taken seriously i'll while in a
| training camp for soldiers. that he
viii be detained for six months at a
| hospital in New Mexico before re-
turning to his home in Lemni
/ county. 1t was enormously report.
ed that the young soldier had passed
away.
Henry Scott. who has been inter
ested with the Rogersons in the
irwin Falls country as among the
great fiockmasters of that region.
and who bought the Roberts place on
the Big Flat last year, brought into
Salmon this week by train a bunch
of lis CotswoldLincoln ewes with
their lambs, the bunch affording n
delight for lovers of fine sheep 10
look upon. Mr.. Scott now has the
Bunch at his home ranch.
Henry Massie is back again in Sal
mon from spending the winter in Los
Angeles for most of the time but in
Iowa also where he was visiting rel
atives. Il am mighty glad to be
home" he told The Recorder. where
! know everybody and where all
are my friends" ! expect to remain
here, developing some mining prop
erty that | still own" Last year Mr.
Massie sold his ranch on the Salmon
river, which Is now owned by the
Herbert Coles family as their home
This place includes IA mighty fine
body Of land
Sam Ling. Cinnamon. who had liy-
ed in Salmon for ten years or there
about, started for his old home in the
Flowery kingdom on Tuesday last
Wo Hop, another member of the Sal.
mon Chinese colony, returned the
day before from a long visit with
friends at Butte and Dillon Both
these men are well known and highly
respected by everybody as honest,
Trustworthy and efficient in their life
work Of cooking and serving food II
lis noteworthy that the Salmon Chi.
.namen have literally subscribed 60
the present Liberty loan. which
shows that they are as class no
fools in thus parting with their mon
ey.
Old-timers who knew the Anderson
hotel lobby as the most popular
meeting place in all Salmon will
know II as such no more forever. for
the office Of the popular hostlery
has been moved from the corner into
small quarters heretofore used as tho
ground-floor parlor Here are count
er and desk as o. old AMI a writing
room set apart for the convenience
of patrons. all as neat as could b. de-
sired By any guest. As stated al
ready, the old Office and lobby sec
ton on the corner win be used as n
modern billiard room resort with so
da fountain attractions. 10 be opened
Up by Bob Moore and Frank An
drews. who propose 10 furnish Il with
10 make e shine.