The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-03
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Olives in bulk at Salmon Bakery.
Bread 15c per loaf or two for 25c
at the Salmon Bakery.
John E. Mullen was down from MS
Moose creek dredge this week
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Papetti on December 81.
]. G. Hal. of the G. and p is TAX
ing lay-off this week from Salmon
Armstead run.
The Challis paper reports total
OF 81 cases of flu in that town and
in Round valley.
Hon. John E. Rees has his law Of
flee with that of Senator Whitcomb
while the latter is at Boise
Ralph Quarles, who has been in
Boise from training camp, is expect
ell by his parents to visit them in
Salmon.
The annual meeting Of the Le.nhi
County Woolgrowers' association set
for January 8. is postponed until
further notice.
At the recent live stock show al
BoZeman Mr. Summefs took away
eight prizes for Shorthorn cattle of
different classes and ages.
DR.. Joe Kiser of the Red Cross
pharmacy is home again from Cali,
fornia, having left Mrs. kiser on the
way to Salmon to visit relatives in
Nevada
Little Goodrich Watkins is report
ed critically i'll this morning at the
Salmon home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.
Watkins. The. mother has been ex-
tremely III also.
Miss Elizabeth Smith, daughter of
the w. c. Smiths of Salmon, was Il
New Years visitor at the country
home of Mrs. r. J. Atkins where
she spent the mid-week
DIR. Hammer is expected home from
camp Lewis within a few days, hav-
ing been relieved from service. Mrs.
Hammer went out to Butte yesterday
morning to join her husband there.
Harry Summers and family are
moving this week to their new home
on the Mccormick ranch. They come
from Montana, Mr. Summers being
live stock grower of high reputa-
ton.
A. W. Nieman, the Harmony mine
capitalist. is making visit to the
property and to his son. Earl Neiman
the manager in Salmon, expecting
to remain the week out before re-
turning to Chicago. The father is in
good health and CHEEKY good spirits.
Ed Mahoney came home from
camp on Saturday on an eight-day
furlough affording brief opportunity
for his relatives and friends to get
grasp of his hand. This young sol
der left Salmon about as thin as a
rail but came home weighing $50
pounds, all well-knt muscle, too, of
as handsome youngster as one
sees in year. He returned to camp
Tuesday morning.
Judge-elect G. w. Cronkrite is
back home again from long visit
at his old home in Illinois. where he
toc SIT me young luea now 10 SnOOt
before coming to Idaho in the same
high calling. Until Christmas time
in Illinois grass was still green with
rains every now and then to swell
the Ohio river full to the brim. In
Elizabethtown Judge Cronkrite was
greeted by scores of men and women
who as pupils were enrolled in his
school. He takes up the duties of
his office at the court house January
10.
Il have been jumping around the
tops of mountains for fifteen years"
said O. b. Bailey this morning when
at The Recorder office TO subscribe.
but now ] have settled down and
want the paper. Please send it 10
Ulysses" Mr.. Bailey went on to say
that he had bought the Luc Laducer
place on Indian creek to provide for
his family of wife and seven chill
dren. 1t is a fine acreage tract adapt
ed TO fruit and vegetables as well as
farm produce. The new conner tells
The Recorder that he came here
from Lost river but had been wan
dering around even in the Big Hole
before finding what he wants in a
home in the pretty valley selected