The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-02-15
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/ Mrs. w. B. Fowler will care for
women in confinement at her home.
John ostrom and son were in Sal.
mon from May ON Saturday.
! George F. Johnston came down
I from Leadore on Wednesdays train.
I DIR. Hammer was called to Leadore
on Monday by the illness of Roland
Davison's child.
LOOK WHO'S CoMING-Charley
Chaplin it is and the date of Febru.
airy 16 at the Grand.
Miss Wilson. Salmon teacher. is
out of her class rooms on account of
an attack of chicken pox.
Marvin Wood and Ralph Lorenz of
Baker. Oregon, were registered az
the Shenon en- Wednesday.
The Salmon Red Cross wants more
sewing machines. See, Mrs. Manfull
or Mrs. Donnelly If you have ma.
NAASS W lSAu'
Five live stock buyers were quar-
tered in Salmon on Wednesday night
last, laying their plans for round
up of Lemhi cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs G. B. Quarles enter.
tanned a genial gathering of friends
last Saturday night, when three ia
Dles OF card players were present.
Full assortment of mems and bows
spring rubbers just arrived. Closing
out all heavy winter overshoes and
ruboers at less than cost. Mack's
Bootshop.
Mack's Bootshop expects in a few
days the Walk Over sample shoe
trunk of new spring styles for your
inspection. Ladies are especially in
vited to call
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Yearian ex-
pect to leave for California this
week. Mr.. Yearian was in Salmon
Tuesday to close the deal for his
ranch to T. D. Ellis.
Attorney C. R. Clute and County
Commissioners and Grub have been
at tiiS SldlS capital lIllS week, lne
lawyer and the commissioners on dir
ferent errands, however.
]. A. Melton, Wayne O'Conner. J.
lsely, A. F. Smith, r. T. Williams and
John Clark were among the promi-
nent people registered at the Ander-
son hotel on Wednesday,
L. d. Miller has been spending the
the week in Salmon from the Black
bird. He came out somewhat Idis-
posed but was soon restored to good
health after reaching Salmon.
AT the ranch home of Fred r. Nc
Cabe last Sunday evening there gath
cred large company of the friends
of himself and sister Miss Gladys
McCabe. for supper and an evening
of delightful social intercourse. The
guests included the near neighbors
who are always made welcome at
this hospitable home.
Johnny Roberts, one of the soldier
bows, returned to Salmon on Mon
days belated train, having been hon
orably discharged from military duty
on account of slightly impaired eye
sight. Disappointment was written all
over the splendid face of this young
patriot when he got home. He says
he had long talk with his captain
before leaving Camp Lewis. both
keenly feeling sorrow at the parting.
L. II. Allison was in Salmon Tueg-
day from his Lemhi valley ranch.
coming to the metropolis to transact
business connected with a recent
sale of six horses belonging TO ]. NJ.
Childers for the expense of their !
feed In this connection his expenses
incurred were S20126. The horses
sold for S505. The excess of receipts
over Mr. Allison's charges was at
tached by L. T. Ramsey for another
debt
A fun weeks trips were missed
since Monday. February 4, by the G..
ard r train service. Heavy snow
banks blocked the tracks after the /
passage Of the train this way. Then
the snow pillow broke down in the
midst of opening up the track The
rain backed down to Leadore and I
came back to Salmon Thursday,
where it remained till Monday morn
ng, when it again pulled out for It's
Montana terminus
The Grand Theater VIII start a
new serial February Is, entitled The