The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-03-28
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The Presbyterian auxiliary meets
With Mrs. Radford next Thursda-,
April 3.
List your houses and lots as Kelly
has calls for Salmon property See
Kelly.
William Queeney and his daughter,
/ MISS Mary Queeney,i registered in
Salmon on "Wednesday from Gilmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Seyfers are
2rranSing soon to visit their old
home in the east, having leased their
ranch to Fred Conlee.
Mrs. Thomas Yearian, who was in
Salmon this week. says her son Rus
sell is expected home from France
within the next month or two.
| Mrs. Thomas Yearian, Lemhi sheen
queen, returned from Deer Lodge on
Monday from q purchasing tour for
her focks. for which she secured 60
head of Rambouilets.
! Mrs. p j. Dempsey was down town
on Wednesday for AGAR ride, the first
! visit she had made since her recent
/ illness. Mrs. Dempsey is now well
on toward the complete restoration
to health after being kept at home
4 since early in the winter.
! p. z. Hines of the Short Line
bridge construction forces is spend
ing some time in Salmon with his
family. Later in the season Mr.
Hines will likely be stationed on the
| G. and p. in the construction Of rail
road bridges on the G. and P.
The Lure of the Circus" is the lat
est film production in serial to come
+; to Salmon. Ii is scheduled for April
| 4 at the Grand. This is the most ex-
pensive offering ever shown here and
| will carry the wonderful Barnum q
Baily features. Better arrange to
| see II.
| The sides of streets shaded by
buildings are still hard frozen in Sal
mon. Repairs to the water service
at the Hagen market discovered this
condition ON Tuesday. the depth OF
l
q half from below the surface for
about another foot and half
Mrs. Stringfellow returned to Sal.
mon on Monday from Idaho Falls
where she had been spending a two
weeks vacation with the family OF
Rev. Mr.. Lewis. Mrs. Stringfelow
| found outside people all intereGt ed
| in the Salmon country, with the pro-
mise of immigration thither in the
near future.
Sam J. Hindman, secretary to Sen
ator John F. Nugent, has retired
| from that position and has been ap-
pointed deputy internal revenue col
lector for southern Idaho with head
quarters in Boise Lieutenant Ainslie
| Nugent, who has been in the service
since the outbreak OF the war, will
become secretary to his father
Mrs. Wyatt Smith and daughter,
| Miss D0'y Smith, are soon to Join
! husband anl fathe~ in salmon. They
ere 10 eome from Prescott .~fz NJ.
Smith has been residing in this CITY
for year. being eupl1ved as ar OK
nert mocht1ist in BradIev,e gara re.
The daughter is just out OF school
where she took special course IN
business training.
Z. S. Marshall Ism was in Salmon
! this week summing witnesses Tor a
| trial in United States district Court
now in session in 8ase gr4win- lat
of the quarantine i. Cus,ar county
/ last winter Il was said that alto
70 taer Phout % WITNESSES We're ca.h
ef The trial is sail 10 have ariaer,
ny-r the fercihle ciaeginn If sol
idiea sent into Custer county fer drift
wcri.
Ralph Mack returned from the ser
/ vice on Saturday with an honora bic
discharge in his inside pocket He
had intended TO sock employment
which was already promised 10 him
with the short Line at hsmstaaG but
instead he sought and obtained a
place with the Favemann hardware
and so he concluded 70 remain in Sal.
mon, greatly o the pleasure % horne
f folks and numerous friends cf the
+ young an He went To work an Have
jmann's on Monday morning.