The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-12-20
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Fine, large eating apples at the
salmon Bakery al s2.25 per box.
saratoga Flakes at zoe, Fig New
tons l6c. Arrowroot Biscuit l5c and
zoc at the Salmon Bakery.
For sale-20 head of 2 year-old
Cotswold ewes bred to pure bred
Ramboullet ram. w. c. Mccormick.
Nicholas Burggraf is spending the
week in Salmon from Idaho Falls.
lie is brother of Mrs. Victor Bell
owing to illness in the rector's
FAMILY there will be no Sunday SER
wees In the Episcopal church.
Paul Mcpherson arrived from
Camp Fremont on Saturday last,
with an honorable discharge from
the army. He entered at once upon
the management of the Mcpherson
store In the absence of his father.
!. M. Mcpherson, who was attacked
by the Influenza the same day. The
father has been quite i'll this week.
This day. December 90, is next to
the shortest of the wear. Still we
have had no winter to speak of in
the mountains as usual in all winters
but none of the beautiful except a
slight sprinkle now and then has an
peared in any of the big valleys. So
we could not call this winter of
our discomfort but Jolly good win
ter With all the other good features
TO add the attractiveness of the sea.
son the roads are fine thess DAYS too.
SO that the JOY of being out doors
knows no bounds in Lefnhi county.
wonder and Amusement were set
In the bright face of small boy
visitor in this office one day not
long ago when he came to see the
lntertype at its work of casting the
iines as they go in the paper. The
little fellow watched the intricate
machine with much interest until he
hnally remarked that he had studied
all the mail order catalogues he
could get hold of without finding a
machine just like this one Il did see
something little Ike 1t. though"
he claimed, lin the Monkev-Ward
book that came the other day to our
house."
Gus Swanson was down from
Leadore on Monday making home
stead proof on his ranch Tor which
purpose Clyde Tillotson AMI Percy
Manary came along as witnesses.
This homesteader retains his abur-
dance of good humor since reclaim
ing land that his friends always call
ed Swanson's Stone Pile. which in
spite of its lack of promise he has
made into valuable property.
There was no train in from Arm.
stead on Monday when gathering
OF i've wayfarers bound TO Salmon
hired a special automobile for the
"Trip hither from aver the hill The
passengers were Fred l.. Viel and
tour young soldiers, Ormey Beers,
Edo Stroud, Walter Shoup and Hank
Bioeser the last being a brother Of
Mrs. Hammer ard coming from Camp
Bayard, n. NJ. Mondays regular
train did not leave Armstead The
delay till next day was owing 10 the
stock train which went out the day
before
When A. r. Mulkey returned homo
TO Leacore the other day from Mon
lana he found himself up against the
rigors of the local quarantine. for
the authorities would not let him es-
cape the provisions against the ap-
oearance OF the epidemic in that
own although he lives there. Thus
i is shown that the way to quaran-
inc is to be quarantined Leadore
is still free from the dreaded disease.
ike Challis and other communities
hat are not too large to be amenable
70 sensible regulations that are made
20 be enforced