The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-03-21
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Charles c. Coffman is home again
1fom long visit in West Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Norton are at
Portland, Oregon. They left their
Salmon home last week.
1t costs you nothing TO list your
property. See p. J. Dempsey, Manag>
er Lemhi Realty company.
Mr.. and Mrs. w NJ. Barnett OF
Lemhi have new baby boy born On
February p.
A. c. Pritchett has returned from
Butte where he was under the care
of an oculist
Mrs. Stringfellow is spending two
weeks with friends at Idaho Falls.
She left Salmon last Thursday.
J. C. England and son Roy were
down from their Bohamon ranch on
Wednesday. reporting fine success
with their fambdng season.
The local draft bu&rd was called
together this week to arrange the
records of their Office for transmits
sion to the war department
Prof. Bugbee. piano tuner, will be
located for The next six weeks in
Salmon where he may be found b.
persons in need OF his serv ices.
Mrs Lueila Mayes and George
Brown of Roberts. Montana, were in
Leadore In the settlement of land
matters thai called the county atUor-
ney there also.
OConnen & Bethany have taken
over with their garage business the
Buick agency for Lemhi county. and
have already received a carload of
four of these handsome skies.
DR.. Owen T. Stratton has his office
permanently located in the Masonic
building in quarters lately occupied
by DIR. Pfppenger who has moved to
rooms over the Hub clothing store.
Superintendent JAMES w. Caples
Of the Cobalt mine was in Salmon for
the week-e end transacting business
There are three additional cabins
nearing completion at the camp for
laboratory AMI living quarters.
are the parents of a fine girl born
TO them March II The husband and
father is a returned soldier from
France and the mother is a iaugh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Noddings.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. f. Rogers were ar
ri'als in Salmon from Seattle on
Monday. They GENE 10 visit The W.
h. Rogers family parents or the hus-
band. The latter has lust been dis
charged from Mare Island, whore he
had been in training.
Goodrich Watkins had twenty-six
guests at his sixth birthday party on
St Patrick's day, the affair being
planned by the parents 10 afford
much pleasure To the boys chums.
The pretty decorations were intend
ed to honor ST. Patrick.
offices in the Brown building where
he may be found by those who re.
quire his professional services. All
such may be sure of getting faithful
and prompt attention TO whatever
shall be committed TO his care.
f. n. Lyon, representing Rogers
Bros, famous pea seed growers. l.
spending the week in Salmon with
view to interesting Lemhi county
farmers in this crop. which is pro.
nounco1 wonderfully profitable
ore.
William S Andrews has sold lots
and s, Block 4. TO Emerson G. Fra
zier. The property extends frem st
Charles to Terrace street and there
are three dwelling houses on It. The
new owner is moving structure re
Gently bought by him from the Kirt.
ley creek dredge to one Of the lots
on Terrace.
Mrs. p L. Hines gave an enjoy.
able 500 party Saturday evening. car.
rying out the st Patrick's day idea
in the decorations Mrs. William
Osborn won the first prize. book
entitled Peg O. My Heart" while
DR.. J. M. Ashley won the BOBBY prize,
a St Patrick green cap. Delicious ane
attractive refreshments were served
at Midnight
James Hskphfll and wiz, have left
Salmon tosmake their home with
their daugifHSr. Mrs tall az Tinino
state of Washington. These are
among the long time residents %
Lemhi county, the husband having
b IN among the pionecr saw-miil
men of the lower Salmon river. Since
the death of their daughter here
Mrs. Agnes Van Strait. wife OF Chris
Van Strait, the venerable couple
have been broken n heath. Ii II
hoped that the change viii work out
better for them. They carry away
with them the best wishes Of the
where all will wish them
health and happiness and long life
as they are held in kind remefn-
Drance.
]. A. Turnblade. partner with Turn
blade & Davis in the lease OF the Gil
max mine. was in Salmon this week
Tor the attention of a surgeon for an
injury TO his eyes sustained By fiy-
ng particles of earth. His ere trou-
Die was soon overcome Turnblade
& Davis irave successfully operated
he property with force of four to
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