The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-08-02


You must register before You can
vote. No swearing in votes this year.
Ernest Ball was in Salmon arrang-
ing for an earlier call 10 the colors
than would come TO him in the reg
ular draft
W. c. Smith and family were at
the Seth Ball home last Sunday.
Mrs. Ball. Sr. and Miss Elizabeth
smith remained there for week or
two.
Deputy Clerk w w. Simmonds re-
turned from Challis or Wednesday
with Mrs. Simmonds and their three
children, the boys and their new sis
ter.
Harold n Eichwald, soldier at
Camp Fremont. is shown in a picture
just received by his mother as the
same handsome boy as remembered
in his home town.
F. NJ. Pollard. who has charge of
the work of making hundreds of
thousands of bricks for the Big
dyke. has found suitable deposit OF
clay right at the mine.
Thompson & Mathews sent out
their first car of ore from the Tor
mey on Tuesday last. w. L. Thomp-
son will follow the car 10 Salt Lake,
expecting TO start for that city on
Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Boyle are
among their old friends again in
Salmon. Mr.. Boyle expects to go in
TO business in this city They arriv-
ed on Friday last as the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore ketchum.
| Mayor Glennon has gone over TO
the Middle fork with Mrs. Glennon
for an outing, Mr.. Glennon intending
| TO go over the scene OF the alleged
killing of Reberg by Ernst. the &C
cused having engaged the lawyer IL
defend him.
George Redmon, race track man
from Shoshone, came over 10 Salmon
last Monday TO put OH some races
finally getting matches TO be pulled
| of on Lena street with horses be
longing TO Charley Shook. Redmon's
horses won all.
l. The families of G. B., Quarles, A. G
Cherry and ]. F. Melvin are thi.
week arranging an outing TO last FOL
two weeks, with their camp TO b.
from the city. There are 10 be a
least thirteen members of the party
Joseph Ybarguen. who bought TIT
Newman lands and sheep. left TO
his Gooding home on Saturday, In
TENDING 10 arrange for the removal o
his family 10 Salmon at an early day
He will occupy the Middlekauff res
idence property recently bought fror
the Hockensmith estate.
James Caperon has been engage
this week delivering heavy machir
cry al the ope-Shenon. The new al
planes, which are to be erected a
once at the mine. include a Go-hors
motor and compressor, hoists. et'
The power is taken from line frof
the Salmon River company.
Judge Bulge. Mrs. Hays. Mrs. Xii
yon and j, II. Hansen comprised
delegation that visited Salmon las
Friday and Saturday 10 preach patr
otism. conservation and other wa
aims and purposes. Needless TO ga
: III. v!sit s found a the Salmo
, people alive to all patriotic calls an
demands.
Clyde Riggs. one OF the Salmo
: soldiers now at camp. has leased h
garage business To j. II. Robinso
who comes here from Butte. Robi
. son is practical automobile ma
and will retain the agencies he
. and successfully managed by Rigi
as the Central Idaho garage.
A. ]. Mackie. the fioekmaster
Arco. who Is nunnlng sheep IN q
in the interior. has been visiting 81
mon this week with Mrs. Mackie al
their little boy. Mr. Mackie sa,
much of the hay crop this year dow
/. his way was damaged BY the hume
GUS rains. Still the sheep men a
able 10 buy good hay at fairly go'
prices, ranging from eight TO twel
dollars.
6 The Camp Fire Girls return'
n from a twoweeks outing on She
{ creek on Sunday last. with MI
c Whltcomb in charge. Most OF u
/. campers, TO the number OF twenty
a begin the outing. remained for y
e full weeks of delightful out-of-dool