The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-12-19
IEADORE AND UPPER LEMIII
). c. VII SON is DEAD

Last Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
the body OF J. g. Wilson was laid
TO rest In the little cemetery ives: of
Junction. Dr. Stafford officiating 1T
the grave, taking as his text Job IA:
II, IF man die, shall he live again?
All the days OF my appointed time
win wait, till my change come"
Last June Mr. Wilson and two
sons. Charles and Harry. took a tie
contract from NJ w. Friedorff on
Grizzly hill. where the deceased was
when the end came. The departed
leaves two other sons. Delbert. who
Ia now serving In the navy, and Ed
gar, whose exact location is not
known at present, but IL supposed 10
be somewhere In this state; besides
there are two sisters Rose and Ruth
Wilson, who are residing In Montana
The departed was fifty nine years OF
age.
Siegci Tobias froze his fingers
quite badly one day last week. hc
says Inc wors part OF the whole m1t.
ter was that he had 10 milk thirteen
cows for several days With those sore
fingers. Who says Thirteen isn't an
uniucky number!
Dora wilmington and little daugh- /
ter came down from Gilmore ON Mon /
day nights train en route 10 Baker, |
where Mrs. Withington's mother lis
on the sick list. i
The boys here are gathering UP
large assortment OF old shoes and /
quantities OF rice against a future |
as one OF our large bust. |
ness men has been acting rather
OF late.
For the past few days there has !
been more people than beds In our
town. as quite a number OF passen- /
gers who left Salmon last Saturday |,
got no further than here TIL the fol- |,
lowing Tuesday. They were not heard i
10 complain about the eats but they
lid kick some about the Pullman.
Trainmen and passengers mention
he fact OF seeing several head OF I,
horses stuck In the snow Just this
side OF the divide. They had evi.
Hntly plunged into the deep snow
md were held while the wind piled
I up over them. They say some were
Town with just their feet sticking out,
While others were still standing with
heir heads out. or course those un- /,
Ter the snow are most assuredly dead
'ut those standing were moving their |,
reads about. Several instances are
eported OF suffering and loss of stock ,
rom different sections. Il
The wife and two children OF Hen.
y Nelson left on Tuesdays train for
iichfieid. Utah. to remain through
he winter. II is understood that
Henry viii continue work for the
winter at the Sunset mine.
We don't hear anybody these DAYS 4
aging nasty things about the miser.
man who screens his coal ashes (
We figure on having ours threshed, !
Ifter which we will pan all the dust
Fred Vezina Ia hauling several
Dads OF hay from the Ed Farris
anch. Fred pays s25 for At ut the
anch. /,
Peter Hover left for Butte to spend i
he holidays. |,
Ciayt Vance of ilmore Is spending 1
everal days In town. T.
We miss the familiar honk OF the 4
Iutoa on the roads and even on the
treets. K
The times were too hard last Sat.
Irday or else Il was too cold or the I
now too deep or something, anyway /,
he hard times ball Is yet 10 come. /,
Hans knudsen was In town We'd.
esday from the New Departure 4
nine. I,
Dr. Stafford. the Chiropractor, II
fishes TO call public attention to the
cw way of getting rid OF old troub-
~. and to give every body an equal
nance, will treat FREE of charge
NY sufferer unable 10 pay.--Adv.