The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-17
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:. SALMON LOCALS


Miss Nora Geertson LEFT for Ore
gon last week.
Bread 15c per loaf or two for CSC
at the Salmon Bakery.
List your houses and lots as Kelly
has calls for Salmon property. See
Kelly.
Get your auto tops repaired with
celluloid glasses at Macks Boot
Shop.
Mrs. S. z. Bowler has gone TO
Great Falls for the funera! of a
brother there.
Fred w. Gooding has been appoint
ed highway commissioner i'll the
place of w. A. Broadhead whose
term expired January 6.
The flagstaff over the Pioneer
store has carried the colors at half
mast since the death of former Pres
ident Theodore Roosevelt.
Mrs. C. Z. Morrison, whose hus-
band is foreman on the Ybarguen
ranch down the Salmon river, was in
town shopping on Wednesday.
John Nicholson was a Salmon bus.
mess visitor from Fourth OF July on
Tuesday, the first he has been able
TO make Stree an attack Of flu.
Lee r. Jones came TO Salmon YES
terday from his Big Flat ranch in
tending TO go on to the Lemhi Or
chard and Irrigation ranches in quest
OF bunch of cattle numbering 80
head just purchased as breeding
stock for the Jones ranch.
Mrs. Stringfellow was awarded
Nirst prize for salesman letter writ
ten for the Crowell publishers. Mrs.
Stringfellow was one of thousands OF
contestants and has been highly
commended by the entire staff of
the Crowell publishing house.
Mrs. Leroy Myers, who came to
Salmon from Emfett on Wednesdays
train, reports the recent severe i'll
ness of her husband from influenza
which was developed soon after he
arrived at their rev home He re-
covered but had close call.
Mrs. Alma Ashton is reported a
sufferer from smallpox al her home
east of this city, with one or two 9th
er patients in tho same family afflict-
ed. DR.. Hammer, health officer, quar-
antined the house in Wednesday. He
states that the cases are not serious
at all.
Supplies for many places through
out the country in the line of caskets
have run short in the flu epidemic.
il having been necessary for the I'M
dertakers to go back 10 their cid Gus
tom of making these burial recepta-
cies at hCme WHICH after all are Just
as Food for the dead if not so snowy
for the living.
The Malcolm family on the upner
Salmon river is afflicted with small
poX. Mrs. Malcolm's mother, Mrs.
Webb, was called from Salmon to
nurse her grandchildren though
case Of flu, but found small pox to
be the aflict.on. The i-valids are ie-
ported all recovering.
Mrs. Strngrellow is taking va
rietv and large cumber OF periodical
and other magazine subscriptions at
her Salmon agency. It is really a
convenience of considerable value TO
the general public, this service of
Mrs. Strinefellow. Much Of this work
comes TO her by mail orders. so that
no matter whore YOU live she can
supply your reading matter wants.
The venerable friends of The Re
cor'cr. Mr. and Mrs. John w. Shook.
write from Oakland, their California
home, with greetings TO their Lemhi
county friends and with the report
of good health enioved BY both of
them. In Oakland. although flowers
and grasses indicate life and growth
and sunshine and rain, the fearful
epidemic prevail7 there too as every
where else. In their long life togeth-
er this fine old couple doubtless re-
call their happiest days spent in this
county where warm frie ndshps for
them will endure TO the end OF their