The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-04-04
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Prices right. quality first class at
Salmon Bakery.
Salmon Bakery special Saturday
afternoon-Apple TurAovers.
Mrs. o'Brien arrived in Salmon
'his week from Henry. Idaho.
Buy your cookies and rolls at Sal.
mon Bakery. at zoe per dozen.
J. H. Eyers registered in Salmon
on Wednesday from Great Falls
Mrs. George Leabo spent nearly two
weeks in Salmon from Ulysses visit
ing friends.
w. c. Sherwood went out by Mon.
days stage for Armstead. en- route
for Salt Lake City.
George W. Oliver and Robert II.
Moore returned from a brief visit TO
Dillon on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Sells. who sold
their Leadore ranch last fall, have
been in Salmon this week
John Clark and George p. Smith
We're in Salmon on Monday from
their Lemhi valley ranches.
Billy Cannon came down from Gil.
more on Thursday, being here on ac.
count of the birth and death of his
boy.
c. II. Benson and his sor. l.. II.
Benson. We're down from their Lead
ore ranch this week transactnc bus
mess matters in Salmon.
a. w Beason returned from Iowa
on Friday last, looking well after
spending the entire winter in that
state. He is now at Gibbonsville.
Guy Bowerman, former Salmon
banker and a brother of Mrs. II, G.
King. has been appointed member
Of the cabinet of Governor Davis.
Alfred Hendrickson, an overseas
soldier from Salt Lake. went out
from Salmon Wednesday morning
with Mike Hogan for the latters
homestead at Forney.
Leesburg was represented among
others this week by o. +. Kirkpatrick
mining operator. who is completing
the details for the patent of the Has
brouch mining claims.
Several tons of new appliances for
the Kentuck mill are being taken
down by the Horn stage line for in
stallation by Grove and Sons who
are successfully operating that prop
erty.
There will be meeting of the
Womans committee of the Liberty
Loan workers at the city hall Satur-
day evening at s p. IN. sharp. All in
terested and all who have taken part
in previous drives please be present.
]. A. Hall brought into Salmon this
week another carload of bulls, 81 In
the lot. They are Whiteface Here
fords and come from Missouri Mr..
Hall is advertising them for sale A
similar lot was disposed of at Lead.
ore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith II. Lamunyon
are TO leave Salmon on Saturday to
spend the summer with their daugh-
ter. Mrs Mitchell. on the ranch up
the Lemhi valley. Mr.. and Mrs |
are down this week to ac-
the old folks home with |
them
George Stariaher is visiting at the |
Burden Wilson ranch. Just over the /
divide In Montana, while Mrs. Staud !
aher and their son Victor go on 20 |
establish their home in Boise where /
hey own their dwelling. This fam |
ly lost two members. as son and /
laughter, in the flu epidemic in Sal !
mon last winter.
G. 4, Norton returned from Port. (
and on Monday Mrs. Norton II to |
remain st q sanitarufn there for a
month or six weeks Mr. Merton
'aw Walter G. Shoup the day after
he Salmon banker had safely passed
through he ordeal of a severe sur
yical operation. He Is we'll on the
Dad to recovery.
Otto Hancock was down from the
upper Yearian ranch. near Lead lre,
OF n business visit in Salmon over
sunday and ill Tuesday. He recent
y leased for term If FIVE years the
-anch he now occupies and whore he
will continue 10 run cattle Six 4
hundred head We're rnp there iu-ine
he past winter without feeding hay
L all All the thousand acres in this
loldlng are now fenced and the ranch
5 in good condition.
EsrRAY NOTICE
Came 70 NV ranch about Septfm-
or ]. 1918. one brown geldinR com
op Ave Years old branded on left