The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-05-10
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Fred Crandall was called 10 Nav
on Tuesday last on water and lana
surveys Of Mrs Jane Hammond.
sDeed for the First national bank
building TO the Lemhi Masonic lodge
has been recorded at the court
house.
W. d. Rusk has bought the Phil
lips Bros. cattle numbering between
200 and 800 and the price totalled
$4,000
Harold Eichwald and Leland Allen
left Salmon this morning as voIun-
teers for the army. They so. to San
Francisco.
The A. H. Ford family is to spend
the summer at Junction on their
ranch, expecting to leave Salmon
next week.
The Petermans are operating their
trucks between May and Mackay
where they expect to be engaged a
month or longer.
Mrs. L. E. Glennon has taken the
place of Mrs. George Radford in
charge Of fourth grade work in the
Salmon school in Brooklyn.
County Agent Nelson returned
from a weeks visit in the upper
Lemhi valley on Tuesday reporting
isolated cases of live stock diseases.
T. G. Spencer, the Ogden capital
list and stock man. arrived in SAL
mon on Saturday last, having driv-
en- his own car through from Salt
Lake.
Mrs. j. II. Wright will leave Sal
mon next Saturday for her old home
in Philadelphia. She will visit also
in Boston and other cities, to be
away perhaps three months.
George Z. Reyes has been appoint
ed Deputy Revenue Collector for
Custer. Lemhi, Butte and Blaine
counties and is now busy with the
multitude of duties of the Office.
George w. Oliver, who was called
to New York by the death of his
mother, returned ON Mondays train.
Mrs. Oliver and their son will get
home after the closing OF school.
Uuder the auspices of the wo-
mems National Council of Defense
cooked food exhibit demonstrating
war breads will be given Saturday.
May Is, at the rooms formerly occu.
pied by the Lemhi Meat market.
The group of copper claims on
Hayden creek bid fair to become n
producer Of copper. gold and silver.
An immense body of ore has been
uncovered, and carload shipment
has Just been sent to market.
George Hansen put in two weeks
OF strenuous work on the Hanson
ranch, Lemhi valley. at the business
of opening irrigation bitches. He re-
turned TO the office of the Anderson
hotel on Monday.
A booklet treating OF the feeding
and care of sheep from the industrial
department of the Northern Pacific
IS being sent out from Salmon by
the officers of the Citizens national
bank for the benefit OF this impor-
tant and growing industry in Lemhi
county. Sheep of quality are pictur.
ed and described in the booklet.
Phil Baldwin, a special agent from
the immigration office at Helena.
who came TO Salmon TO take charge
of the alleged Canadian deserter
Brace, apprehended last week at
Baker. departed Tuesday morning
with the man who had been detain
ed in custody OF Sheriff Frazier Mr.
Baldwin was greatly pleased wits
Tbn Salmon
pressing the hope that he might b.
able to make his home here some
time.
In justice - the telephone com
pany operating the Lemhi lines II
should be said the cutting out oil
the bulletin service for general free
distribution in Salmon was necrssa
~ in the present stress of help in
the office. This is the statement OF
Manager Johnson. who said to TIL
Recorder that he found IL impossible
10 continue the service and the hand
ing around OF the bulletins 10 the
mum erous business places asking for
them. As now planned the news vii
be posted in front Of the telephone
ohice only where everybody will be
welcomed TO read.
Louis Frey Is installing a pneuma
tic water system for the ranch home
of Clarence Smith, two miles below
Salmon. Through the new DWELLING
house. which is about completed.
water drawn from a deep well b,
electrical motor viii be forced 10 AZ
ford the conveniences of the gravity
flow as afforded in Salmon. Tn.
house has the modern convenience
that require a water system and n,
owners Of the splendid ranch, Messrs
W. c. Smith q Son. determined T,
supply the water There ara fouI