The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-09-26
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SALMON LOCALS a1

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yrs A. c. Merritt accompanied her
husband to Dillon last week.
The Bal-Ketchum residence is i'm.
proved by fine new porch.
Mics Jennie Sunderland is visiting
IN Arizona and southern California.
Mrs Kingsbury has. been visiting
,ar daughter, Mrs. George Francis
at Wisdom.
Thomas Boyle was in Salmon this
xeek from his duties as camp fore.
man at Cobalt.
Burbridge and Son, transfer men
arc reported to have bought an Olds
Fconomy truck from Fred Stewart
Miss Madge Yearian is at Wash
;ngton university, Seattle, where
che will attend school the coming
year
Rorn 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Nc.
donald, September 20, at their Car.
men ranch home, daughter, Mildred
Mabel.
Mrs. Elizabeth Buchanan left Ten
dow last week to attend the Lewis
ion normal school for the teachers
course.
w. A. Briney, county commission
err is out FoEney-way on an inspec
ton trip over the much cussed roads
of that section.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Hagen
we're among the Salmon people at
Dillon last week. They returned to
Salmon Monday
The Rev. J. d. Baker, district su;
perintendent, will preach next Sun
day at the NJ. E. church. Quarterly
conference Monday evening.
H. D. Kelly, who was in Salmon
from Gilmore on Tuesday, reports
progress in his mining operations
there with the opening of 1900 feet
of tunnels.
H. R. Albertson of Ute, Ia, has
bought the Burk ranch of the Lemhi
Orchard and Irrigation company
There are 1856 acres and the price paid
was $4,000.
Up the valley services were held
last Sunday at Tendoy by Rev. Mr.
Stringfellow, who will. serve the
congregation, at Lemhi agency next
Sunday afternoon. SO 4 80
Ralph D. Edwards of the staff OF
the Citizens National bank is taking
his first vacation of the: year in an
outing to the mountain tops where
he has deer location notices posted
One of the first of the Salmon
hunter men to bring in his deer was
Forest Supervisor Scribner who re
turned from the lower Salmon river
country last week with a fine. three
pointer :.
DIR. E. G. Hettinger left Salmon or
Monday by automobile conveyance
to Idaho Falls, enroute, to Salt Lake
city, The gisit is made to lay in
store ankadequate Christmas supply
for the Hettinger pharmacy.
Next Thursday, October 2, is the
cate OF the regular meeting of the
county war mothers and all members
are earnestly requested to be pres
ent for important business. Place
residence of DR.. E. L. Hubbard.
3. Andrus of Eastern Montana and
MISS Allen of Syracuse, N. Y, who
are visiting Lemhi county friends
with view of making their new
npme mere, were guests of Mr.. anC
mrs. J, A. Herndon on a visit to the
noVey ranch on Wednesday.
Eight passengers were aboard the
uneesourg stage yesterday morning
mi, and Mrs. Ed Pond, Mrs. Seals
sIu Mrs. Brown. sisters of Franz
nn az who are here from Kansas
NY Messrs. MaEnon and Brouse
.So hunters, with Roy Fowler as
heir guide and Mrs.
william Aarve of Idaho was in the
MY this week and part of last
"nne here he went on deer hunt
secompanied by several people o.
ne IDAHO Falls section, whom he haC
saought to Salmon to look over the
a ,alning community. Mr.. Aarve re
mI's deer shooting not at it's best
sut hopes to return after the frs,
s snoW. He went over the Leesburs
i, ,i IN Dodge car and had very
a'tle trouble.
IN ms recent return from Yellow
,se t Judge Giles stopped for en-
rasaslhment, as great many othel
,!iarers that way do, at Miller's
oh at Blackbird creek. Their,
sc hothlng extraordinary, the judgC
n a's' about what he was given to ca
lsis dout Just out of the water. fresf
~ NJ eggs. strawberries. right off ths
8 rsrs s and a good many other Miller
iuen offerings grown to perfection
ta;s spite OF high altitude and moup
oniy a few days ago." remarked
ddkeler over Leesburg hill
h. Mahoney completed a pub
hs service of first importance wher
s,or eleared the road of loose. rolling
But alas, a band of sheer