The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-08-09
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w Z Entrikel and wife were
, 'o"h from Leadore last Saturday
MIS-. Bohannon and dauyb,ar.;r.
Ia" came down from Leadore to Sal.
mon on Wednesdays train.
Miss Gladys McCabe returned ia
salmon on Wednesdays train after
iiiohths visit to the coast cities.
jun steele is running a truck for
.he Drilling Development comnanv
Detwees Salmon and the mine ON
Carmen creek,
Aoher Paps and Larry Wells arc
over from the cobalt camp to snend
week or so in Salmon.
miss Barron, superintendent made
an official visit to the N1cho,i,
SCHOOL this week. There are two
summer schools in the county the
other being located on upper Hav.
den creek.
Milton Gaver, who is running
uown German pirates of the sea on
one OF Uncle Sans destroyers. is
now reported in the Atlantic, having
Just passed with his ship through
the Panama canal.
Lew Elliott, Gilmore mining man
mas bought the residence property
OF MRS. A, l.. Keys in Salmon. for
which the price paid was 5000 The
location is in Brooklyn. MrEniott
VIII move to this city at once. intend.
ing to engage in mining here.
Mrs. w. c. Waugh came duwn
from Leadore on Thursday to see
her son off to war. She was accom-.
panied by Miss Frances Barker OF
Lemhi, who came to arrange for es.
nstment as a nurse reserve: and
Sarah Houtz of Leadore.
Mrs. Sarah F. Wiley was taken
suddenly and seriously ill yesterday
morning at her ranch home on the
bar She was able to reach the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. Shaw. When a
physician could be secured Mrs. VIII
ey was found to be suffereing from
acute indigestion.
The Woman's committee of the
Council of National Defense will
hold its annual meeting at the city
hall at p. m. August Is. At this
meeting reports of he years work
will be given and officers elected for
the ensuing year. All prcinct chair
men and city members should be
present
G. w. Cronkite is back in Salmon
Tor a brief respite from farm work
that engaged his activities for the
past month on Sandy creek. He is
an expert in irrigation and volun.
teered for this service. He reports
the Sandy creek hay crop as first
class. Mr.. Cronkite will now look af-
ter his valuable mining interests:
having claims on Dump creek that
are coming in for special attention.
The Salt Lake Tribune publishes
a story that seems to solve the mys-
terry of the appearance of airplanes
which may be carrying wet goods
over portions of Utah and Idaho,
from Neveda to the dry places Of
these two states. We haven't seen
these machines themselves in these
regions for many months but there
are abundant evidences of things
unseen" if they really do carry 'spir-
its" on their errands.
In every call that has been made
upon Lemhi county, Way over the
Top" has been the watchword We
are now called upon to furnish three
Applicants for the u. s. Student
Nurse Reserve. Although week of
the time has gone, not single appli-
cant has appeared. The call is for
young women between the ages OF
19 and 35 who are intelligent and re-
sponsible, of good education and
health, The committee having the
matter in charge is Mrs. =. j. Demp-
sey, Mrs. G. B. Quarles and Miss
Margaret Shoup.
Some days so many people are
gathered before the bulletins that
few can read them. On such an oc-
casion a day or two ago man at the
back of the crowd asked the man in
front to read aloud the report tell
ing how the Germans were befag
pushed back at the river Vesle. The
reader was stumbling a little over
the pronunciation of this and other
French names, when Camele Rock
yelled out, Call that river Vaseline;
that's where the Huns are slipping
A ]. Macnab came IN from his
California home last Friday to re-
new his oldest and best friendships
in Salmon. His health is still rudy
and his step elastic as OF old. One of
HE hest friends the Hon. NJ. NJ Nc