The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-03-07

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F. H. Kruger arrived from Mil
wankee last Monday.
w H. Hervey trapper from Middle
Fork, went out on Tuesdays train.
Mrs. Thomas Yearian and Mrs. e.
B. Mitchell came down from Lemhi
on Wednesday.
T. ID. Phillips and George Barrow
were registered in Salmon from
Leadore on Saturday.
Americas Answer, war picture of
hve stirring reels, at Grand Theater
Saturday night, March s.
Americas Answer. war picture of
hve stirring reels, at Grand Theater
Saturday night. March 8.
| We turn out all manner OF job print
ing at he recorder Office and the
work Is well done at reasonable
prices.
! Brigham Peterson returned from
camp on Monday and with his wife
is now visiting relatives at his old
Salt Lake home.
Mrs. J. Jenkins and little son join
ed the husband and father at Lees
burg on Tuesday last. They came
from Great Falls.
! Hagen's next Sunday dinner will
include turkey and chicken in Hagen
style. Afternoon and evening. Us
ual prices, so and IS cents.
James Peterson and son are down
from their ranch home near Leadore.
having repairs in hand for machinery
to be made by Salmon experts.
Dan Coles, retired veteran among
the successful farmers of Lemhi
county, has been laid up for month
at his Salmon home from the effects
of a sprained ankle.
Don Casterlin. George Plum and
Maurice Martell came down from
Leadore on Monday, having business
matters to transact that kept them
in Salmon for two days.
Three new members of the Episco
pal guild were added to the roll a,
the meeting at the rectory yesterds,,
afternoon. with zeal and interest
awakene in the work in hand.
/ Harry Hettinger has resumed hi:
connection with his brothers Salmon
drug store since returning from sol
dierly duties in the east; finding 6
warm welcome from hosts of friends
who call at the store.
iris Stone and Marcella Pippenger
the former of the high school fresh
men and the latter of the 7th grad.
were the last to stand in a spelling
contest held yesterday at the higt
school, Iris finally winning.
Letters from Jean Lewis, formeri,
of Salmon, states that he is now II
Brest, France. Roy Meyers. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Meyers. write:
his brother at Salmon that he is nov
stationed at Geldsdorf, Germany.
Clarence Smith was struck, in hi.
left eye by flying nail to cause hin
much pain until relief could be OBJ
tanned at the hands of a surgeon, who
found a serious bruise but no rup
tture of any portion of the optic. For
.tunately the nail struck glancins
blow.
Vegetables fresh out of the grounC
in the southland where they were
grown are shown in the windows o.
the Hagen market, even turnips with
their green tops still attached. There
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the eye as well as the appetite a
Hagen's, especially every Saturday.
! Ralph Brous Duncan has writer
his uncle, c. z. Brous. in Salmon
that after being discharged from thu
army he stopped off at Harrisonvillo
Missouri, his home, where LITERAL,
he stepped into a job in the city post
office. Young Duncan was in III
same company with Harry Hettinger
week received a large shipment o
Safety Deposit boxes for its custo
mers' vault and will be pleased L
serve with boxes its customers VIII
have reserved box. Any others de
string Safety Deposit boxes Shout,
arrange early.
Mr. and Mrs. J. a. Sinclair and III
tie child, who have made a long yisi
in this city, have returned TO Howe
in the Lost river country. traveliai
by auto. Ii was necessary TO for,
the river at the McCabe ranch. Thi
was something of an undertaken
too. in order to get by the interrupt
ed travel on the Salmon river high
way. A pair of horses pulled thei
machine across.
L. a. Pearnan, western manager 10
!, the Cole Manufacturing company.
large stove concern of establishes
: wide reputation. while in Salmon las
week placed the sales of the com
lpany with the Havemann hardware
These are heating stoves. which wit
. the Majestic ranges carried hy Have