The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-02-28
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Mrs. Newton Hibbs arrived at her
Salmon home on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Cherry enter
tanned at cards on Saturday evening.
List your houses and lots as Kelly
has calls for Salmon properly. See
Kelly.
Americas Answer, war picture
OF stirring reels, at Grand theatre
March s.
Special meat bargains at Hagen's
Cash Market in home cured hams,
shoulders and bacon.
Thomas Pyeatt. the pioneer Lem.
hi stockman. held reunion with his
Salmon friends this week.
A card party by the woman's club
for the men folks is to be given next
tuesday evening, March 4.
1t costs you nothing to list your
property. See r. ]. Dempsey, Manag-
er Lemhi Realty company.
Final Clean Up sails March 9th to
18th at Wells. II you don't load UP
this time it's your own fault.
G, y Wood is over from Bozeman
on matters of financial import being
d maa u affairs al his home.
Il. 2. Allen and George Kern were
IN Salmon Yesterday from their
homes at Indianola and Gibbonsyille.
Special sale during next week AT
Hagens' Cash Market of vegetables
and fruits. Morning deliveries any
where in the city.
Hagen's next Sunday dinner win
include turkey and chicken in Hagen
style Afternoon and evening. Us
ual prices, SO and SIS cents.
We have never advised you wrong
IN years. ..BUY--is all we Gan say
all you can afford to on our 20 day
sale March 9th to 2stt' at vieIs.
Mrs. George Martin has taken a
lease on the former saloon property
at Armstead which with other build
ings Is to be converted into hotel.
Basil Bradshaw and Harry Het-
finger have been delayed in getting
home from their eastern soldier du.
ties but they are expected probably
today or tomorrow
Mrs. Thomas Yearian arrived
home last week from visit at Berke-
ley, California, where her daugh-
tiers are attending school Mr.. Year
ian remains longer at the bay cities.
Miss Beatrice Fellows came over
from the Big creek home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mr.. Leacock, on Wed
nesday, en- route for Great Falls,
Montana, where she is to visit her
uncle, A. E. Anderson.
Forest Supervisor Scribner and
Assistant Magnum were taken down
TO North Fork this morning In r. +.
Aliens car to assist in the work of
completing the organization there of
horse and cattle association.
The twentieth wedding anniyer-
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Gran,
dali was celebrated at the Crandali.
home last Saturday night in a card
party made up of four tables. The
guests brought a silver mounted cas-.
serole to mark their warm greetings.
on the anniversary. 1
Mrs. Tage, the aged and gentle
mother of the Tage family of boys.
Is up from Boise making a visit at
the ranch home of Mr. and Mrs. A.
+. Tage. The lady had been visiting
Pocatello last week when che deter
mined TO come on for the visit TO
Lemhi county.
The executive committee of the
Lemhi Wool Growers association
has been in session this week. to con.
clude with report next Wednesday,
covering allotments in the Salmon
national forest. This work Is done
under the cooperation of the forest
Office. Members of the committee
present this week have been Messrs
Carpenter, Pemble and hrs. vnarsan.
Messrs. Emerson Hill and CrH Zen.
son have been detained but are *
pected next week at the final meet.
ing.
John Peterson, one of the big cat
tie men of Montana, who has large
interests in Lemhi county, visited
Salmon this week. Mr.. Peterson
shipped to Chicago 1000 beef steers
few weeks ago which sold for Is
cents a pound. This Is the largest
lot OF cattle ever sold from the west
ern range districts for such high
figure. 1t is reported about this i'm
portant figure in the live stock world
that he Is seeking large investments
here in real estate.
That TerrihIe Lsa1,eh.