The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-12-19
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A Thing Worth Knowing
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Thing Worth knowing
Some two weeks ago George r.
Johnson filled his radiator with coal
oil instead OF water. and George Ii a
very tickied boy over the results. He
says Il does not get hot. nor eyapor.
ate. neither does II freeze. This fact
should stimulate the kerosene mar
ket during the winter months. for
who wants 10 stop and drain his IA.
diator for few hours stop and then
refill again, when one filling will do
nli winter
Honest the writer doesn't get a
cent from John y. for the above al
The following is taken from the II.
=. official postal guide OF November
and will undoubtedly prove Of i,npor.
lance to the many hunters and trap
PEERS of this asction.
Poasmastcrs are requested 10 exer-
else The greatest possible care 10 Pre-.
vent the acceptance for mailing ol
any parcel containing game animals
or birds or parts thereof including
fiirs and plumage which have been
killed or offered for shipment in VIC
iafion OF the laws Of state. territory
or district
"Postmmstera should also be care
fui 10 see that parcels containing such
game animals or birds or parts there.
of. an II Ii lawful to ahip are properly
marked on the outside TO show the ex,
act nature and quantity OF contents.
ms well aa the sender's hunting or
trapping license. etc"
|, B. Johnson. game warden OF Sal
mon. has issued the following in
structions: ANY person regardless OF
age. must procure license In order
TO hunt. trap or kin In any way fur
bearin ganimals."
The boys In the round house here
Will soon have another engine In
commission. which viii preclude a |
parallel happening like that OF last |
Saturday which necessitated the hold /
Ing OF the regular train here while .
the engine WAS uncoupled for the pur.
pose of pushing the snow plow over /
the divide, u was long stop for the 7
passengers. but they were not out \
anything. for II gave them an oppor;
tunify OF AT least seeing that part OF
our town nearest the depot
Last Friday morning the snow be-
gan falling and continued all day I
leaving with us from ten inches 10 d Z
foot Of th. beautiful and It's, hard to
tell when yM meet raneher whcth.
or he hadfa new baby al his house or I
whether he's just naturally happy ov. /,
CT tbe prospects OF that big crop next 4
var.
Mra. Macs and two daughters Wis
tied ut the Reddingson ranch one day !,
last week and report an enjoyable !,
time.
Mrs. Earl Williams was passenger |,
To Salmon last week Thursday re. 4
turning the following day.
Last SATURDAYS stage became snow-
bound and sent out the =. q. g. and
George Johnson, our obliging post.
responded and pulled them
out OF their difficulty. using his ma
chine for the motive power.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mccrea returned
10 soap Lake. Wash. again last week
where MIR. McCrca will resume treat.
fnents again after spending month
Ut home,
Trina Jewett was laid up a eoupie a
oI days last week with an attack of 4
sonsilitia but was soon made we'll
again.
Louis Reichsi has purchased from
u. II. Davidson the residence oecu.
pied by the Macs family and IL build.
ing an ell thereto. Mr.. Reichel Ia a I
brother OF Mrs. Macs. il
Last Saturday W H. Ruak and fam.
'is took their departure and sailed
out over the q. d 2. line for Long
heach, California. where they expect
to remain during the balance OF the
winter.
a, u, Jewett came In from his tic
camp an Grizzly hill last week suffer.
lng from n severe attack OF rheuma.
lisin, Mr. Jewott got chifapractieal,
" over II and returned 10 camp this
week Il