The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-03-29
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Mrs. George Frary and children
We're passengers to FoFney by stage
yesterday morning.
Mrs. Glennon. wife of, the mayor.
returned on Wednesday from
weeks visit at the Leesburg home of
her mother, Mrs. Mahoney.
A power line extending from Sal
mon to the Pope-Shenon mine is be-
ing planned, the management of the
mine having in mind the use of eIee-
trical power.
A1other of those attractive Sun
day dinners will be served at the
Royal cafe from 4 till 8 o'clock, with
orchestra and vocal music for the
patrons to enjoy with the feast. The
menu includes roast turkey,
The Recorders pioneer friend
Alex Cruickshank, was a Salmon WIS.,
itor this week from his stock ranch
up Cruickshank's canyon. His live
stock, like that of all others, winter
ed unusually well.
Walter Harmon is fitting up an at
tractive fountain IN connection with
his billiard room at the Shenon cor.
ner. The Main street front of the
room is to be set apart for this part
of his business. The fountain is al
ready fixing it's summer drinks.
w. H. Shoup went out TO Armstead
to meet Mrs. Shoup and young chill
dren on their way home from Cali
forria, and who arrived in Salmon on
Wednesday. The family, except the
three sons in military service, are
now at home.
Dr. E. Z. Colpin, secretary of the
State Board of Pharmacy, leaves Sal
mon next Thursday for the regular
spring meeting of his board in Boise,
TO be away ten days or two weeks.
There are already reported about 90
applicants for certificates.
o. F. Vose, formerly connected
with n Salmon mercantile business
but of late residing at Eureka, Mon
tana. has returned 10 this city to be-
come connected with one of the
banks. Mrs. Vose and the baby girl
make up the family gathered in this
household. Mr.. Vose left Salmon two
years ago.
Al Jinegar. who has charge of the
janitor work at the court house, has
put in some good work outside his
regular duties by laying on coat
of furnishing oil to the floors and
stained woodwork. Finding himself
again without extra work he is now
grading out road around the back
of the county building.
Persons awaiting the filling of or
ders for lumber have been assured
by ]. NJ. Bradshaw of the company
of the name at Gibbonsville that he
will be ready TO make deliveries just
as soon as the roads perniit The uae
of the truck. Mr. Bradshaw was
showing pictures of great piles of
logs, enough for nearly half q million
feet of lumber now lying al the mills.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whitman.
whose home is to be the Fort ranch
recently bought from B. F. Sharkey,
and f. w. Dillon. who bought the
Harder place, arrived last Monday
TO take possession. These new
families come from Nebraska. An
other new resident from the same
state. Charles Snyder. arrived last.
week and is now with his family nj
the Seyentesn-M Mile farm.
Unless Uncle Sam offers mere in
ducements for candidates for his
pOstoffice job in Salmon there will
be few applicants. Up 10 Tuesday
there was but one. Homer Holbert.
at present employed as deputy post
master. Here is job that paws
81 500 a year. The vacancy has exist
ed since the resignation OF Postmas-
ter r. B. Herndon. A civil service ex-
animation for applicants is to be held
az Dillon April
Mrs. Anna McCaleb is again