The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-02-21

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Z. B. Tage has gone to work in
the Smokehouse.
John C. Dryer was at Twin Falls
this week on business.
Hot bread six days in the week at
D. m. SALMON BAKERY,
Get your auto tops repaired with
Shop.
Special meat bargains at Hagen's
casn MARKET IN home cured hams,
Shoulders and bacon.
Mrs. r. M. Murdoch we-t out for
Salt Lake City o. Tuesdays train to
remain shopping for ten days.
An auction is advertised by Allen
q. Hess for Thomas Clegg in Sal
mon next Tuesday. February 25.
iA y. AAihey anu Idmly are to
move to ranch but Mr.. Kriley is not
to- resign from the forest service.
Mrs. Osborn returned to PocatelIo
Yesterday after visit at the. home
OF her daughter. Mrs. Bennie Smith.
Miss Burggraf, sister of Mrs. Vic.
tor Bell, returned to noberts yester-
DAY after visiting month in Salmon.
The Lemhi Realty Co. has always
stood top .otch" for the square
deal. If you have property for sale
list it now.
Harry Hettinger and Basil Brad.
shaw are expected home from the
east next Monday. Both have been at
training camp and on guard duty.
The Beetle club is a new organiza-
ton in SalmonA intended to supply
amusement and afford opportunity
for social intercourse among the
members.
The Jesse Creek Timber company
is now ready to deliver in pole
lengths green birch and fir wood at
$3.50 for fir ard 80 for birch per cord.
- for dry fir. Leave orders with ]. A.
Herndon or at Amonson & Pyeatt's
store. Salmon.
jerry Doody returned from Omaha
on Monday. His fellow traveller on
the trip, w. B. Barton, remained for
a visit with relatives near st. Louie.
They had taken four cars of live
stock to the Omaha market, for
which good prices were received.
The regular Sunday dinners at Ha-
gems cafe ran short as to turkey in
the extraordinary demands last Sun
day, but the management wishes to
say that ample provision has been
made for next Sunday. Prices soc to
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Mr.. ard Mrs. Gene Smith. and
their little son, Mrs. Meitzllr and
John Bowerman came dow- from the
Pahsimaroi on Monday in the Smith
car. The ladies and the child remain
or visit in Salmon. while Mr..
Smith and Mr.. Bowerman returned
he next day to their homes. Mrs.
Neitzler is guest of the Arthur
ireene family while Mrs. Smith is
With her mother. Mrs. Radford.
Salmon needs mary more, resi-
fences. For months past rot vac
mt dwelling in the city could be
ound. The situation grows worse all
he time. Whenever there is a change
II home from ordinary causes of sell
ng or purchasing there Immediately
nsues scramble, sort of pussy
on the part of house
lunters. Salmon also needs some
nore apartment houses, with it's
teadily increasing population of new
omegs. /,
William Arave came into Salmon
esterday morning on the regular
rain, which was somewhat DELAYED
y an accident on the divide. His
ons Earl and Frank and their wives
lso arrived. The father of the fam
" and his sons have recently invest
d upward of $4,000 in real estate
ere, including the John Coles ranch
I'd stock. They all come from Ida !
O Falls. Mr. and Mrs Hugh Parks,
,rmerly of the Pahsimaroi. came on !
he same train.
Special meat bargains at Hagen's +
ash Market in home cured hams,