The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-11-07
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Fred R. McCabe has gone II Ca
a''ie ior two weeks stay.
James Cochran is over from Fornav !
Mhere ne had been getting his ranch /
IN shape for the winter.
A. D. Thompson was q nasrenger
on the Leesburg stage Yesterday
bound for California bar
Mrs Charles Raney. who comes
from hurley, N. NJ, is guest al the
nome OF her aunt, Mrs Fl. G.. King
"A. W. Nieman of the Chicago office
OF the Harmony Mines comnany -
visiting his son. Superintendent Earl
r. Nieman, in Salmon.
Robert Deyance and Milford Alfred
We're down from Leadore this week
making final proofs before Commits
sioner A. G. Merritt in Salmon.
E. r. Benedict and Lee Wentwortb
the latter recently returned from the
south, are down from Leadore TODAY
transacting business in Salmon.
The Salmon flour mills will be able
10 distribute a carload of corn py the
END OF next week. The 18th of the
month is the date set for its recent.
1r. and Mrs. Owen Swift and chill.
dren and Ed Manfull returned from
Boise on Monday They were unable
TO secure place to live in that mans
town
Returned soldiers Of the American
Legion are advertising splendid
dance for the night of Ar1nistice day.
Tuesday. November II, at Anderson
opera hail.
]. NJ. Churchill. engineer under
William Osborn, arrived in Salmon
Monday from Arco He is accompan-
led by Mrs. Churchill and will spend
the winter here
H. Victor Schaupp, former Salmon
resident, farmer and miner, is now To-
Gated at Grants Pass, Oregon, where
he has taken lease on placers OF ex-
tensive possibilities.
Frank NJ. Daniels and wife were
travelling over Montana by way of
Gibbonsville when the storm overtcok
them, compelling change Of plan
that has kept them in Salmon this
week.
A letter received from Henry Mas
sic says he arrived in due time at San
Diego but very much tired out by the
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ern city is quiet to what it was two
years ago when the visitor was there.
A Salmon marriage of general in
terest to take place early in the win
ter is that of Miss Georgine Pope and
Marion Mahoney. Mr. Mahoney is a
returned overseas soldier, member
of the famous lost battalion in the
IArgonne.
For the past two weeks Vice-Pres
ident Emerson Hill of the Pioneer
bank has been functioning as an act
Iual executive of that institution be
hind the counter, in which relation
he fits in agreebly with the banks
patrons and all others having bust
ness with him.
Another recruit for the teacnins
staff OF the country schools was Sc
cured in A. N Hull who takes UP the
work next week at Ellis. Miss
Frances Dean, a young lady student
recently taking post gradute course
! in Salmon, will reopen the Guy Ed
wards school up the Salmon river.
| P. j. Murphy has recently returned
to Salmon from an extended visit il
the northwest looking up business
conditions in general and building
Operations in particular. He has come
back to this city as affording the best
business outlook of all the country he
| has seen, not that Salmon has an,
building activity at this time to bras
about but he thinks there must bt
things doing in that and various 9th
J err enterprises in the early future. Ht
intends to go into business for ths
sale of sporting goods and other spec
ialties and has taken one of the Vie
properties on Main street formerly oc
cupied as a residence.
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