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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-09-17

We common people learned a great
deal about world politics when i'm
perial Germany fell out with the rest
of more or less imperial Europe. Some
of our senators are now talking about
British misdoings in India, Persia,
Egypt and Ireland England might
come back now with some choice re-
ports about us in Nicaragua, Cuba,
Porto Rico and a number Of other
places. The more these insiders talk
the more truth we shall learn about
the unholy alliance of diplomacy and
plutocracy.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-01
THE MACK B00TsHOP, Salmon. Idaho
Boys and Girls Pig Club

LEMH VALLEY BANK will extend credit period Of one
year TO deserving boys and girls between ages Of and IL
years Old who can furnish two good references
Parents having child under years may buy MIG n-o
dng me sale price OF the pig and above the amount Of
the note deposited IN the bank 10 the Of the child
Note must be paid at the time hog is disposed Of
Have on hand 10 pigs about II old price from &c IA
So IL pigs about weeks old price SIS to 500 brood cows
pce go to @ small pigs ready for delivery in about four
weeks ID One the brood gave birth II pigs and has
raised 10 OF them one sow pigs another Two sow viii
deliver pigs IN short time and OF them had IL pigs in one
nest when found 50 divided their litter equally
Write in full giving particulars OF your feed Ia, vour
feed and your preference whether pig or an old SOW
II make good this will finance yo, for SOME f,,,
booded hogs calves.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-01

hi county yesterday afternoon. They
missed Salmon. however, which Is
stu in the stew. High tesnperafares
have prevailed Throughout the week.
The maximum registration in the az.
neiai report OF the forest office ON
"Wednesday Was los, the highest
July point reached tn Salmon since
TIE records have been taken. Only
ono before has Salmon ever had snr.ss
net weather and thai was in the
month OF August. according 10 this
authority.
THIS ailnnent Is usually caused bv
rheumatism of the muscles. All thar
y needed II absolute rest and q few
applications OF thamherlasn's IInI.
Msnf Try H. Fir sale hv T. q, Hes-
.tinEer. Salmon Druggist.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-01
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George Kern was a business v,.;.o
from Gibbonsville on Monday
i Mrs. Paul Lormer and family A.
rived to join the head of The hove
IN Salmon on Wednesday. The hns
band is successful Contractor II
this city. a.
u: b. Quarles is arranging to in
staii a heating plant in his home and
enlarging the house by the addition
CT another bed chamber. The i'm.
prOvements to this already elaean,
dwelling include also a large norcb
at the rear.
MI. and Mrs. Jack Keller and Rob
ert Vaughn We're registered in Sal
mon on Tuesday from Howe. W u
keeney and Mr.. and Mrs. Smith from
Wise river; D. o. Malley from Valley
City: VIM. Nickerson from Butte; G
y. Clark from Iowa; H. A. Hover
from Leadore;. Jack Cameron from,
Glentana ~
Mrs. s.; G. Watson returned to her
Salmon home on Sunday last from a
long visit at the home of her daugb.
ter Mrs. Farnham. at Leadore. Mrs.
watson is soon to go to Leadore
again for the benefits of chiropractic
treatments at the hands of DR.. SAT-
ford. She is in much better health
Dy his ministrations SO far.
The families of Frank C. Miller,
H. w. Soule, Kester Soule and Ray
mOnd and Ella Soule, DR.. ]. F. AID.
ans and wife and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H.
Wright camped at Hayden creek last
Sunday for the fine fishing afforded
there and to picnic. The Adams and
Miller familiesI spent the evening at
the Carpenter ranch home.
One of the firetrapsi at prominent
corner on Main street Is Being re-
placed by ,molern lfireproof store
room. 1t is earnestly hoped that a
few other similar relics of the prim-
tive past, which have outlived their
as business places, are to
go the same way at an early day and
with the same sort of replacement.
Lucian Lambert Eby. prospector
and inventor and rancher on the side.
has just finished up some work in the
Lemhi hay fields to devote himself
for the rest of the season to what he
his real Calling in life.
which is to locate valuable mine,
He returned to his Dead Water home
on the lower Salmon river ons Tues
day morning. He had the satisfae-
tien of completing the details Of So
curing patent rights before his de-
parture for an ingenious collapsible
Or folding fruit carrier designed for
use in sending small quantities of
fruit by parcels post.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-01
Tanlac or Beef, Iron and Vine
For That Tired Feeling and 1oss :.
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cal MON LOCALS 4

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|T caples came out from Cobalt
cesday.
r. Dlckesnshent was in Salmon
Forney.
II. Call was registered from
\ on Wednesday.
: Whitman and wife were
from Tendoy on Wednesday.
onarles and son and daughter,
p Ouarles and Miss Doro-
i the family of Judge Quarles.
mtgoing passengers from Sal
Thursday morning.
) some Singer sewing ma
slightly damaged by shipment
for cash. We do repairing
ve are here. Leave orders.
man, Shenon hotel.
Singer Sewing Machine COM
rll sell fifteen late model sew
rsehines on monthly payments
seed prices. Have your pick
Leave orders at the Snenon ho-
Eager man.
James Melvyn returned on
Isday from a national confer
10. E. S. delegates at Tacoma.
Nelvyn speaks enthusiastically
great enjoyment afforded by
bill. including a trip up Mount
and numerous rides over paw
Ii for fifty miles at a time.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-01
In MAGISTRATES Court.

Peter Harrington and Joe Smith
said TO be section hands on the all
IA, were brought before the nagis
trate's court of John T. hees on Wed
nesday. To the charge OF being drums
and disorderly they entered a plea
OF guilty ond the court imposed sen
fences of 80 days in Jail and fines oil
$50 each. with additional costs
Sheriff Stoud and Officer Dunlap
who made the arrests, stated tina;
the men had been Guarreiine abt IT
midnight last Tuesday night. All
when the officers sought 10 artesr
them they resisted. The sheriff linn,
self showed some slight marks n
the encounter. while one of the mon
was quite badly SCARED about The
face
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-01
LOCAL SPECIAL

ALE-Dodge car in first class
bon for $3.50. Engine as good
n. Apply to Mrs. Sasha To-
Lemhi.
ALE-Good ranch at North
For particulars write or call
0. Harder, Northfork, Idaho.
LE-Having sold our resi-
here is for sale also the fur
therein, including piano,
sideboard, rugs, steel kitch-
tlnet, white refrigerator, bed
bedding, ETC., etc.. to make
furnishings of a complete
Call at J. P. Maxfield res
Salmon.
ALE-One good second hand
% range; two iron bedsteads
lHlgs; one 81 Winona wagon
lplete; one nearly new hand
washing machine. Inquire
hase 4 Sons ware house.
DNBlack mare, SIX years
asht 1140, star in forehead,
lore on head, branded S on
" also Chris Nagle's horse
Broke loose while being
slhd Leesburg stage Sunday,
Would presumably return
Nagle's ranch or vicinity.
lor return to Burbridge &
aasfer Co.
AAbout $50 tons of alfal-
alsike hay, we'll har-
WIN good place to water
al home, near North Fork.
ranch Mrs. Nicholson.
-ady 5 bathing suit and three
neahere between Main street
81 Office.
unregistered bull. If his
saoald be lost | will be able
see Them. Harry Kelly.
aL-High powered Mauser
1 :. at reasonable price.
q A. A. Smith.
away old tires when
oe half soled for as much
ssain for one-half cost?
- s'aaiey. Salmon garage.
.. 4. of the capital
ue Pioneer Bank & Trust
See Harry Kelly.
sa m Liberty Bonds at par
property. Harry Kelly. |
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-01
LEGAL ApvERT,sir.o

bic to other inmates. ANY orfsr al
commitment may be SUSPENDED nv
Judges of the probate court d,1rtns
such time as the child NAV regrlariy
attend school and properly cnnduc,
itself. The expense OF tho trana.,ss,.
tation OF the child 20 fhe juvenile
IHeformsfcry shall be pmfd by tr,a
county from which the ehssA Ii c,m,
mitted.
Probation Officers: Appointment and
Duties.
Section 1s3. The Probate Courts
OF the several counties in this state
shall have authority 10 appoi-t or
designate one or more discreet per.
sons OF good moral character hi
serve ar probation officers during thn
pleasure Of the court: said probation
officers having authority 10 act orly
upon request and under the direction
OF the Probate Court. and to receive
such compensation so- ssrs .scs NJ.
tnaily performed ms the Probate
court shall be as follows: In caun.
me number Of paid rrobatIon OF.
Gers appointed and designatei By the
Court shall be as follows. s.. eaun.
tts In which the last school CENSUS
shows school ponu,atlyn III over
Five Thousand t5.00oI not to exceed
TWO Cd probation officers. in ali
other counties not 10 exceed me II
probation officer. In case sroba.
ton officer shall be appointed. IL
shall be the duty OF the Judge OF the
Court. II practicable, TO notify said
probation officer when any child In
10 be brought before the court. III
shall be- the duty of said probation on.
ncer TO make Investigation Of such
case. 10 De present In court 10 rep
resent the interests OF the child when
the case IL heard: TO furnish the court
such Information and assistance as
the court or judge may require: and
TO take charge Of any child before
ami after the trial as may be direct
Ell by the court or judge. Probation
officers provided for by this chapter
are hereby vested with all power and
authority OF fheriffs. constahrss ART
police officers to make arrests and
perform other duties incident TO their
offices as probation Officers.
School Trustees TO Repcrt Oetsu.
quents
Ssction lSt. IN shall be the duty
OF the hoard OF trustees Of each
school district TO report ia the e,guty
superintendent all cases of tfrancv.
delinquency. and sincorri e1bilIty
which arises within their res ectsS
districts. and such county schxDl 50
psrintendent shall imm-dlats re
port such cases 10 the Judge Hf the
probate court. a
ETHEL g. WATKINS.
County Superintas Dent.
August go.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-01

Post No, 10. Auserirnr legiobs has
been organized al Rupert by State
orgapizsr Laverne X. Collier, Mr..
Sollier reports the work progressing
rapidly. AID that I'm the past few days
pests were "iggnlzeI at Burnley au.l
Hnzieton. L Is figured HAT ss.ry
city, town and haiulet ln the state ~
ldnha VIII hase post ~ Anglican
legion. whrm tie sfate nslJatanf has
completed LIS work.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-01

School days viii soon BE- upon us,
with urgent demand for city resi-.
aenee property. Notice Kelly "a sell.
ing this line 81 r'eSl estate among his
numerous other transactions. Better
not pat of too long your eon,empiaf-
ed purchase n you EXPECT 20 get your
fs1iiy housed IN Salmon THIS fan. 4
word 10 the wise. See Kelly. Adv.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-01
Sheep For Sale

Twenty-four head RambouiI-
let yearling rams Cook Bros.
stock.l Part are registered and
all subject to register. II rams
70. S1U each; 7 rams for 500
each. SO purebred cotswold
yearling rams at S35 each: 80
purebred March lamb rams at
So each. Apply to
Mrs. SASHA TonIAs. Lcnh'.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-01
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Mrs. Harry Kelly "a home ,a,s
tba - salmon from long visit In
me upper Lemhi valley.
oiiyer Corey. d Young friers 80
grandma Jones. is in Salmon sra.,,
anaconda for a weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Mcco~m,c,- -.
a, AiDion Tor two-week vacatiar
Win the mother OF Mrs. Mccormirs,
nrs. George P. Wright is arranging
~ rave at an early day, with The
, Ihhlluren' TO Join her husband in OK
ar and Mrs. Vernon Carroll. who
soiu their ranch not long. ago ara
itIng IN Salmon, in the city resi-.
aence OF James Sims. Mr.. Sims nav.
"a 20 ms ranch early in the summer
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Eichwala and
MRS. McCarroli We're Salt Lake mas.
sengers on Tuesday. Mr.. EjnhwoIa
20 work Tor the Mountain States Tel.
epiohs company but Mrs. McCarrell
-NiNN q btGtI WISH.
Inc weather man has been making
some palpable bluffs al rain.makinp
IN these parts with only sprinkle
every day, when sudden windstorms
come 10 scatter the clouds. The near
est approach to rain came Yesterday
win enough Of a shower TO Law the
dust.
w. A. McCutcheon, who had been
IN attendance at the annual stock
holders meeting Of the p. I. company
al fillmore, came into Salmon ON
ednesday, accompanied by Super-
lntendent Bickler. The election for
the r. |. resulted in the retention of
the old officers of that property of
this board Mr. McCutcheon being
secretary and treasurer.
James E. Peterson. head of crow
ing colony in the upper emn. val
ley and himself a large rancher. was
down in Salmon last Friday fo- sur.
gical attention to an Injured feet.
which had been pierced through by
large nail. DIR. Stratton was con.
suited. Mr.. Peterson was accountant
led on the trip by George PAYNE.
brother-in-law. who is up from Sewer
county, Utah. to buy Lemhi farm.
On the visit to Salmon the Payne
family came along also-Mrs. Payne.
c. W. Payne, grown son, and Miss
Lula Payne, daughter.
A. ]. Macnab has sold rooming
house property, his former home on
Main street in Salmon. TO Mrs. Mil
dred Igou for $4,000. The recent
sales of Salmon property made by
his longtime business partner and
fellowpioneer. NJ NJ. Mcpherson. put
the notion into Mr.. Macnab TO sell
also. These two worthless think alike
to remarkable degree, as may be
Inferred from the fact that in one
way or another they have been as
ISOLATED for SIS years. They met al
Idaho City in 1864. when they formed
a friendship and business partner.
ship that has endured all the years
since. They still own jointly some
city property.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-01
A Good Restaurant Is the Grill

"YOu have a real restaurant IN
Barnett's grill" remarked F. T. King
on his recent visit to Salmon from
the Pahsimaroi. And Mr.. King, be
ing a traveller, knows what he is talk
ing about H. c. Barnett, brother
of the Grill proprietor, has come 10
join the management of this popular
eating Mace
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-01
Court Actions

ksH. Holbrook has filed suit
II title to Basin creek lands
\ Ed Lawyer, Homer Tobias
keH. Similar suits have been
by Dan Balm against John
|lastle and Stephen A. Mahaffey
EM. NJ. McNicOll.
NJ. Judd has started condem-
tprHeedings against II. V. Ter
|nd others in right of way for
bee actions have been filed by
brd against Henry Bird and by
tpoline against John G. BOdine.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-01
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'HE sALmoN-ARMsTEan /.
AUTO STAGE ).

:. Ihree times week e,c, !:
J. ~ 'aylng Salmon every ].
!. honday. "Wednesday and nj; ),
!. way and leaving Arrnstead ar !:
: cry Tuesday, Thursday an G., !:
: urday, arriving at destina, na., |:
!. Any afg m the afternoon Of same !.
]. aays. CARRYING mails ana nas. :.
!: sengers. Prompt service M de- !:
!. ; ;sys. NO long stops at informed. :.
!. ia.e stations. Through fare &c !:
!. - BOARD AND ROOMS :.
!. FIST Class Meals and Rooms :,
{ AT MARTINS cAre oo'hs :
AHMSTEAD, MONTANA :.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-01
j [0RMAR
s's' and Carpenter
49, s and first class work
AaoN. IDAHO wv :

Ah motor-driven
n. s reached the city and
49, 'H'o use TO replace the
lawn equipment. The
r. red a month ago by
or IN which the motor
M Aa been broken into
and robbed of many
a. arN plugs. lights and
We're detachable.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-01

The wife and children u w. W.
esmnHoiids, county recsvsser, have been
detained al Chaliis for week or two
longer than was plan.sed for their
visit because OF the illness of Mrs.
>immondS and the baby. Tunsilitis
vas The aailctlon.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-01
Pw's This ,

scssared Dollars Reward
cara that cannot be
Nsssarrh Medicine
@srs t has been taken
Ia ~ the PAST thirty
Is ~, y Tor catarrh. HAIRS is
1.rs, thru the Blood on
ssss e1pelling the Poi o..
and healing the dis
Dor s 81. Halls catarrh
sea, '.sne YOU win see a
sksr n your general
=, helFs catar,h Mesi- \.
nd Of catarrh ssna
s s 80, Toledo. Ohio
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-01

seatserng Rains.
l. ght showers came Ia reiiey* ,ha
drought in different localities ofy 80.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-01

r,,ai Ls harry Kelly Is home thI,
~ eA IN salmon from a long visit II
me upper Lemhi valley.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-18

The playing career of George Stall nnGu was peculiar. inasmuch as the 1Amous pilot of the Braves began at the top and worked down. It was % yoaSu ago today, on June 19, 1890
 tnAt 0kn11lngs was released by the 0RUd01yn club. and this practically Go1od his major league career. In hao latsr appsara1ce as manager he ooong1onaily took the feld. but he was ngvsr . regular in the big chow after o1ong ArUpped 0y the Superbas. Stall NneB was . young oollego graduafe. yoahooe 0sU6.noDn0 experience. and
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-18
HARRY WILLIAMS AND KID NORFOLK REnIATCHED FOR
 BOUT IN JERSEY CITY
GOLD-E CLOTHES SHOP WILL GIVE SUIT TO
 REST AMERICAN HITTER

In order that members of the Bridgeport Eastern League club may be stirred to do thcir utmost in bifIing out hits and incidently in bringing the championship to this city, the Gold-E Clothes Shop will give a suit of clothes to the player who makes the most hits during the present season.
 The Bold-E Clothes Shop has always taken 8 keen interest in the local team and Manager GIickman is anxious that the boys bring the pennant to Bridgeport. When the season is officially closed the man who has made the most hits, regardless of batting average or number of games in which he has played, will get the suit. Needless to say the boys are trying hard to land the suit-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-18
WILLARD HAS NEW
 STARRING PARTNERS
George Chip Joins Camp and Bill Scott Will Soon
 Report-Jess Has Busy Day.

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-18

Willie Jackson of New York has recovered from injuries he sustained in an automobile accident and is training every day down at Stillman's gymnasium in New York. Willie has Eeen matched for an eight-rounder with Tommy Tuohey of Paterson on Monday night at the Lyceum A. c. of Paterson. He should have no trouble winning, if in shape. The opening of the Meriden club is quite a boost for boxing in this State as for a time it seemed as Connecti- cut would be dead pugilistically. How ever, (Red) Rorty can be depended on giving the fans the real goods. Meriden is geographically well locat- ed an easy place for the fans to reach, so it is up to Rorty to deliver the goods.
 Sammy Waltz, who is managed by Rorty, by the way, has every inten- ion of claiming the featherweight championship of the State, although he writer can not see any reason why he should take such step particularly in view of his admission that he is a good 130-pounder. But it seems that boxers have no regard for weights nowadays, so Sammy isn't alone.
 One of the best cards ever ar ranged fors a Western Pennsylvania club seems to be in store for the fans of Altoona, Pa, for July 5. The fol- lowing card has been arranged for he Empire A. c. of that city for that day: Young Johnny Lisse vs. George Blackburn, Dave Astey vs. Eddie Cou1on, and Kid Wolfe vs. Mike Conway.
 Gunboat Smith, the heavyweight, who is credited with having "once" beaten Champion Jess Willard, and who has been working down at shipyard in Brooklyn for some little time, is contemplating coming back, according to a report received today. Smith believes that there is still a fight or two left in him.
 According to what was learned last ! night there are several applica lions for boxing shows pending before the local commissioners, but no action has been take on them. It is nor believed that there will be an indoor show conducted here until after Labor Day, however.
 Augfe Rather, the heavyweight. who is doing so well in England, | having beaten Johnny Basham ir.
 London the other night, could nor have made a better move than when he engaged Phil Bernstein, a popular Harlem (New York) boxing manager l and sportsmen to look after his ring affairs. Phil can be depended upon to take care of Augie's interests as | carefully and as well as he would his own.
 The baseball game for the cham pionship of the Sophomore classes
 | will be decided tomorrow. Each tean has so far won game. The wiQnini team win be awarded class numerals
 probably late next week.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-18

was contemplating the practice of medicine as a life work when Harry Wright induced him to sign a con tract with the Philadelphia Nationals. Helremained with the Phils as back stop until the middle of the season. and then wsat tD xoroato.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-18

New Haven .. 0 0 o 0 0-3 Rridgeport. 004 0 0 x-4
 Two base hits, Kelley, Bracket Davidson, Skiff. Stolen base, SkiT. Sacrifice hits, Lai, Baker, Herring Torphy. Double plays, Braun, Baker and K. Grimes. Left on bases, New Haven 8; Bridgeport 5. First base on errors, New Haven 1; Bridgeport 2. Base on balls, off Herring 2; off Courtney l. Struck out, by Herring 1; by Courtney 4. Umpire, Brown
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-18

the same writer and Britt himself ad- mitted last Saturday that he (Brltt) was in perfect physical condition.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-18

The Cleveland In1ians should fur nish quite little excitement on the Polo Grounds when they call on the Tanks today. In the opinion of many smart baseball men, Cleveland rather than the White Sox, is the club the Tanks must beat to win the pennant.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-18

Pittsfield had lost eight games in a TOW when 1t managed to beat Hart ford on June 4. Mickey Devine got back in the game and seemed to put new life in the Hillies- Devine's attack of appendicitis wasn't so severe as re- ported He was only out matter of eight days or so.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-18

As a referee Young McAuliffe, the former local boxer, gave a splendid account of himself last night at the Akorn A. c. smoker. He kept the boys busy and made them box. He showed a cool head and splendid judgment in stopping the se1ni-final and main bouts.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-18

Artie O'Leary. the coming light weight, has been matched by his manager, Jimmy Davenport, to boA eight rounds with Johnny Drummie of Jersey City at the Bayonne A. C. of Bayonne, N. J., on next Friday night. Mickey Russell of Brooklyn and Al Cook of Newark will furnish the semi-final, also of eight rounds