The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-09-26
SALMON LOCALS

-"SN LOSALS
Slim Armstrong was a Salmon ar.
rival on Monday. ~ "i
Thomas frooms was down FROM
Gilmore on Wednesday.
Mayor Glennon will attend court
at Challis rext Monday.
=. n. Benson was down from b;s
Aeaaore ranch on Wednesday.
J. NJ. Briggeman was down from
Lemhi on Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Gladys Webb of Carmen hoe
resumed her school work in Butte
Miss Rose Mack was a home.com-
day. VA '"0A
J. H. Whitaker, millwright at the
Copalt camp, is in Salmon this
week.
Russell Yearian is in Omaha with
a large shipment of the Yearian
sheep.
A modern heating plant is to be
installed in the Pioneer banking
house.
Mrs. o. c. Jones gave a birthday
supper last night in honor of Mrs.
Eva Roads.
Miss Nettie Williams is back in
Salmon at the Hagen cafe after
spending the summer at the D. c.
ranch.
j. w. Parker and wife have gone
to the Bill Jones mining property
where Mr.. Parker is erecting ma
chinery.
Army discharge papers have been
recorded by Edo Stroud, Roy C
Cope, Arthur E. Niemann and Will
lam ]. Edwards.
Miss Jennie Sunderlin of the Pho
neer store is spending a short vaca
ton at Seligma, Arizona. Mrs. Wal
ter j. Shoup is substituting for he
in the store.
Mrs. Albert Nept and children
with Mrs. Thomas Palmer, Jr., hav'
gone from Carmen to Poison, Mon
tana. the Hepps .forS their home ant
Mrs. Palmer for "a Sisit there.
+ The two sons of, Mr.. and Mrs
Willard Rood are over from beyont
Leesburg attending school from thu
home Of their grandparents, Judg,
and Mrs. McCraeken, at Carmen.
The fifth of the Frazier DWELLING
houses, now nearing completion, ha
been leased to Mr.. and Mrs. Georg'
A. Brown who will take possession
as soon as the building is ready TO
occupancy.
Mrs. Stringfellow will attend the
Anti tuberculosis convention at thu
state capital next week. She ex
poets to stop during the week fol
lowing, to attend the district clul
federation there.
Charles Schroeder, who successful
lily managed the Kirtley creek dredg'
until the ground was worked out, re
turned from Georgetown. Montana
on Wednesday. At that place Mr.
Schooler has similar interests Il
look after.
F. A. Bolmer, mining man from
the east, who is Salmon, is arrang
ling to take a crew OF men VIII
euuipment to work some place
claims on Nappias creek belonging
Biz Jones. The process employed
includes tables worked easily by
two.and half gas engine. This equip
ment is to be installed at once. Boi
mer is to take crew OF men TO I'M
ground this week by the Leesbur'
stage.
Ray Stairway of Butte, sergeant
major in France in the headquar
| tiers company in which Donald Mar
tin served as corporal, was a recen
guest at the home of the young Lem
hi soldier on Boyle creek Whese N
resides with his mother, Mrs. BaeI
The sergeant major was ACCOMPANY
ed on his visit by his mothers ant
father and the reunion OF the com
rades was greatly enjoyed at IN
hospitable home.
W l. Bohannon with his nephew
Earl Bohannon, and young MAJ
named VIII Peterson from IN
Eight Mile neighborhood passe'
through Salmon on "Wednesday el
route by team for Flathead lake
where Mr.. Bohannon owns irui
ranch. They will be away perhap
a month. At the Eight Mile. wher
Mr.. Bohannon also owns rancn
there has been some losses THIS sea
SON from water shortage.