The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-05-02
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Dan Chick is now located at North
fork in the management of the fiocks
belonging TO DIR. Carnes.
1t costs you nothing TO list your
property. See p. J. Dempsey, Manag-
er Lemhi Realty company.
Dan Chick came down from Ten
doy on Friday of last week. to re-
main for ten days in Salmon.
Hugh Roberts and family are to
move to their Salmon residence
property this week. probably on Sat
urday. :.
]. w. Wilson the Bellevue banker
and livestock man, is looking after
his large interests in the Salmon
country.
Jack Biscoe returned last Friday
from six months course of study
at large automombile school at
Kansas City.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. @. King returned
| from Salt Lake on Friday last after
meeting with their daughter, Mrs.
Slaughter. in that city.
George Barrows came down from
Leadore TO Salmon on Wednesday to
transact business connected with his
extensive livestock interests.
We ordered VICTORY and now
oh haYxy Nsntn 7
Bonds and thus pay for what we or
dered. Citizens National Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace T. Albertson
were down in Salmon on Monday
from their Baker ranch home. They
were accompanied by neighbor
Mrs. Erickson.
Capt. Wordsworth, New York hunt
ier, is to make the down-the-river trip
with Commodore Guleke. who is ex-
pected to get under way about the
9Th of May.
The hungry man orders his din
ner; should he pay for it? We or
dered VICTORY. why should we not
pay for Victory by buying bonds?
Citizens National Bank.
The hungry man orders his din.
ner: should he pay for it? We or
dered VICTORY; why should We not
pay for Victory by buying bonds
Citizens National Bank.
w. E. McCracken, who was in Sal
, mon for few hiurs Wednesday, re
ports his new business there-mer
camille and hotel-going along nice
ly. with all his energies and thoughts
engaged in his enterprises.
! The ladies who have been giving
the old fashion dances have postpon
( ed the May dance because of the
: busy season among the farmers. bu
the dances are to be resumed littls
later, to give enjoyment probabl,
through the summer.
: Guy "Bill' Cramer. miner in TIL,
} p. L., with the forces employed b,
J Snow & Bros, was brought to Sal
: mon on Monday suffering from ;
compound fracture OF the foot. Thu
injury was sustained by a cave-in
: The patient is being cared for by Dr.
+, Hammer at his hospital.
+, Guy w. Stapleton and other larg,
i
velopment company were this weel
at the Big Dyke inspecting the newt,
organized plant. The visitors cam,
5 from Butte and Salt Lake and includ
: ed DR.. Sewers and Messrs. Sterrett
Riddle and Johnson.
, i II. l.. Smiths laundry is taking OF
, the aspect of working concern al
the machinery and appliances ar,
put into place. The proprietor ex
! poets TO be able TO start up within
, this month, perhaps this week
, Every part of the equipment is beinl
overhauled and put into proper run
/, ming order to insure good work b,
, the laundry when IL opens for bust
: ness.
With all the other lines OF indus
try active and booming along in pros
perity Sam Sternberg reports tn,
/, manufacture of pack saddles this sea
son as something extraordinary
Pack saddle making is work of art
Mr.. Sternberg has a score of then
under way at this time. The timber,
that GO into the frame are selected
! ouaking ash. desirable for toughnesi
as well as lightness.
Judge Padgham is urging tn
prompt return TO him of application
2 already made fer federal farm loans
g SO that an early date may be set 70
/ the coming of an appraiser TO Sal
7 mon. This is the prerequisite TO Sc
: curing these loans. An appraise
4 must be sent here before loans ar
: passed upon Ii is therefore TO tn,
:. interest of applicants that they &C
! promptly IN this matter. Thes'
4 loans are accomplishing splendid re
e suits for borrowers. according TO th'
!. reports that came to the financia
icenters.