The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-15
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SALMON LOCALS 4

- I'iis, Leadore ranch owner,
was IN Samon on Tuesday.
County Agent Davidson was an ar.
rival by stage from Armstesd on |
Friday. '''' VI
Z. NJ. Perkins and wife and Toe
yugoVich We're down from Gilmore |
this week.
John c. Dryer has been under the
care OF physician this week at his
apartments in Salmon.
Mrs. Winnie Everett is driving
new car. one of the handsomest seen
on me streets of Salmon.
Tom Johnson came back home IN
salmon from a business visit al Pol
sen, Montana, last Friday.
Mrs. Fred V. Biscoe was a passen.
ger fromSalmon Wednesday morning
ior Visit OF two weeks at Spokane.
Three overseas soldiers. Walt
White, Al Wheeler and Pete Setron.
arrived in Salmon Wednesday even.
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Beerkamp. mar
ents of Mrs. w. c. Doebrer. are in
salmon from the Mon;evista home
of the old folks.
Ten cars of sheen from Brown G.
stewart and orc from Charley Carl.
son made up a train load out from
Tendoy on Tuesday.
State Horticultural E. F. Bennett.
accompanied by his wife, is making
visit to the Salmon country. w. T.
Mccall, state club leader is with
him.
5. A. Myers was passenger from
Arnstead by Saturdays stage. lie
had come from southern California 4
to spend the waning summer in Sal
mon
Philip and Frederick Shenon are
this week on their way to Berkeley,
to enter the California university,
which begins its fall sessions Aug
ust IS.
George Wait-a Minute Hanson tar.
ried little while in Salmon on Sat
urday last, having come down from
the ranch to transact business mat
tiers in the metropolis.
Fl. E. Newman and family arr
back in Salmon for visit Jireira
present home is Shoshones v ne |
former Lemhi sheep king is entirely
out of the business that made him ]
rich in this county.
H. A. Bloeser, Hank as his Salmon
friends know him. is recent arriv-I
al in this city from the MeXian Dor
der, to remain here for week or
two with the family of DR.. Hammer. i
He has his final disharge.
John " Quarles, Loren and Ken
meth Barr and Malcolm Thorburn
made up a camping party for Will
Jams creek yesterday. The intention
of the campers is to remain out Of
doors Tor two or three days 10 be
spent D fishing.
The management of the public Ii
brary say that il will be closed dur4
ing Chautauqua week but the rest
room will be open. at all times for
the use of the public. that part OF the
service being specially desired at
lne Time vi tic SiSdt SHtei '"tiNH'
in Salmon.
Box elder trees, which make ND
what has been considered the best
shade in Salmon, are suffering this
summer as never before from the
ravages of insects. The old n. l. An
drews residence property is greatly
disfgured by the pests In the. beau
tiful trees wlsieh have been most
destructive there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Kinsey travellers
from southern Idaho, were camping
this way and stopped at The Record
or office on Monday. Mr., kinsev Is
a printer and a good one. formerly
employ'ed at Gooding and lately al
Idaho Falls. while Mrs. Kinsey is a
successful chiropractor. They may
come to live in Salmon. bringing
along a brac. OF children.
C. y. Huestis and his family were
quests Tuesday and Wednesday IN
salmon of Forest Supervisor Serb
nor Mr.. Huestis has charge OF the
Temhi forest station. He reported
tho breaking out of bad fire at ne
head of Geertson creek Monday
evening from lightning, A soaking
rafn followed the outbreak of the
FIRE and put it out. Two fires We're
also reported on Iron creek, also
started by lightning
4 u Bohney, Baker farmer, wears
a large sombrerro. or al least olo
waar such a bonnet until last Nea-
nesdav. when he accosted Harry hel' I
Nv who used TO wear a dinky straw
and asked what the chances Tor
trade were. Fine" said Kelly. ana
sniting the action to the word doned
mis- own headpiece and took over
sbaf of Bohney Thus topped on the
real estate man look as wild ana
roollv as could be made up. while
nc farmer is become every inch
swell
4 shower was welcomed II sal
-, =, Last Saturday at noon; Just ?
ffttls shower, 10 be sure. ana noi get
ting over much Of the valleys
gt,ztehinr away from the Favored
litv over on the mountain tops 10
rarl Leesburg there vas also
I,Iassfng of rain 10 last about the
@an,a time. Observers say tilat al
t+e streams. including the salmon
ne shown marked increase