The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-04-25
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Harry Kelly has become the owner
of the Harry Hill on Carmen creek. /
1t costs you nothing TO list your
property. See P. ]. Dempsey. Manag-
er Lemhi Realty company.
Mrs. S. ]. Pierce and family Of
Leadoce have become residents Of
The date of the next old fashion
dance has been changed to Tuesday, 4,
May g. of which further announce.
ment later.
DIR. c. F. Hammer was an arrival
from Portland last Monday. Mrs.
Hammer remains there foi a month
or six weeks.
County superintendent Watkins
reports the Salmon Schools and the
Leadore schools each contributing
SIS toward Armenian relief work.
Mrs. Minnie Hobbs, the Grand
Matron of the O. E. S., who was
expected to visit the local chapter
on Tuesday evening. was i'll and
could not come.
NJ ID. Merritt came in fran visit
ing in Montana on Friday last in
tending 10 so on 10 his Forney
home when he was taken quite sick
and was kept under the care OF a
physician for several days.
Mrs. Roy 3. Herndon is i'll with
an attack of influenza OF Armstead.
Mr Herndon brought the little
daughter Jane to the home of Mrs.
A. J. Herndon in Salmon, the faith
er proceeding TO his May home and
business.
". Charles Smith. after attend.
ing the Presbyterian sYncd a: Tex
burg. went on down TO Paeateilo
to take in the flying circus sights
he saw all CT the great doings,
which are said to have gathered to-
gether crowd of upward of 10000
people.
George A. Martin. proprietor of the
Salmon-A stage line. made
his first trip through to Salmon on
Saturday, driving the car himself
the day before from this end of the
line. Last year the through trips
began month earlier.
The household effects of Dan Par
kinson, the former Salmon forest
superintendent. have been shipped
out by the Burbridge company !, TO
Salt Lake, where since his discharge
from the army service Mr. Parkin-
son has become connected with the
Salt Lake forest office.
Take last Mondays bill at the
Grand as marker for the high
class of moving pictures now show
ing at the little photoplay theater
in Salmon and you have it pretty
well sized UP as first class First
there was "All Night" drama of
much fun showing the comic side
of polite society life. wherein there
lis matrimonial mix up but not
shade of improperly, when a med
dlesome millionaire appears in the
home of an fastener as visitor.
Then along comes the serious bus
mess of the Offering on the screen
with the government picture Of war
prepar6icns and actiNeities, with
the whole world TO admire Uncle
Sans methods of physical training
CT soldiers! A mother Dra,ent 10
witness this portion OF the program
said afterwsrd that for her bows
and girls It was beyond price in val
ne TO them.
With the resumption OF daylight
saving. and the disapproyal of the
plan by many American farmers. It
is Interesting &c recall what a peas.
ant farmer in Russia said 10 Mr..
Ernest Poole, year or SO ago, about
the relation of similar legislation 10.
agriculture in that country Il doa't
believe that the cities viii be able
TO help US in this said he. FOR they
know nothing of cur real needs, and
they work all kinds of foolish tricks,
lust TO give YOU enc case, they move
forward the hands of the clock. and
they call il daylight saving How
does this daylight saving work? /
used to get UP in the morning at 8
al right, / get up at tht same tine
still, except by the clock it is For
the lazy people in towns, the clock
may tell them how to live: but for
us who already use all the light that
the sun can give. what a childish
trick this Is" There are d good many
American farmers who would have
at least one topic in common TO talk
about with this Russian brother
Christian Science Monitor
Tormey Mine Decided.
W. H. Shoup, administrator of the
John Tormey estate. has sold the
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