The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-03-14
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The Auxiliary win inset next
Thursday at Mrs. II. NJ. CampbeIrs.
Mrs. Carrie Mccarron arrived from
Salt Lake on "Wednesday.
Fred Pratt Is in Salmon this week
from his Pahsimaroi home.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. N. Allen register
ga in Salmon last ednesday fro.n
Dillon.
Mrs. Lou Griggs and Mrs. Otis Har-
rison Of Hayden creek spent the
week in this city.
It costs you nothing 10 list your
property. See p. j. Dempsey, Manag-
er Lemhi Realty company.
Kenneth Barr is suffering from a
badly wrenched ankle sustained last
saturday while out in the country
L. d. Finch and wife are down this
week from the Pahsimaroi transact
ing business In Salmon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Oltmer and Mrs.
Bolts were Salmon visitors from
Hayden creek on Monday.
The o'clock D. m. closing rule il
now in effect at all G & p stations at
the request of the federal manage
ment.
Mrs. James Hooper and L. d.
Finch were among the Pahsimaroi
buyers at the Norton cattle sale last
Tuesday.
A new cook for the cobalt camp. a
man named Cook, who came from the
outside. was passenger over yes
.erday morning with the Leesburg
stage.
James Fry and Charles Schultz
were Leesburg passengers by stage
on Tuesday. the former for his home
near that place and the latter for the
cobalt camp.
Tenants in the various stores and
office rooms of Odd Fellows hall
were this week notified OF a raise of
around ten per cent in rent charges
beginning with April /.
On Monday. March II. the Munich
pal band Will observe St Pafrick's
day with big dance at the band
hall We hope to make this ONE
BIG TINE and a cordial invitation
Is extended to all. Special Music.
F. c. Sumner and wife were pas
sengers out yesterday morning for
visit to their former home near Liv-
ingston. Last year they became res
idents of Letnhi county after pur-
CHASING a ranch home On the Salmon
river % miles south of this city.
There were numbers of Salmon
residents called to Pocatello yester-
ray morning to attend the federal dis
trict court in session there. These
were w c. Smith. Fred l.. Wei, J.
M. Mcpherson, w. Fl Shoup. e X.
Abbott, f. w, Whitcomb and Tul
Dunlap.
The Kelly Agency on Tuesday sold
to George Smith, sawyer for the
Jesse Creek Timber company, the
residence property on the bar belong
ing to DR.. George A. Kinney for
$4,000 cash. Mr. Smith already oc-
cupies the property which is a very
desirable home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William p. Rics are
going to Dillon within few DAYS for
visit with the Eddie Yearian family
and thence on to their Michigan
home at Wyandotte. They have
spent two or three months at the
I'D home OF Mrs. Rice, at Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Pyeatt.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Tage and Moth.
er Tag'e. who is visiting them from
Boise. came down from the Tage
-anch home. near Hayden creek, on
Wednesday for day or two in Sal
non. The venerable lady is greatly
'njoying her visit and Is In fine
lealth. being much pleased with the +.
Jew home of her boys in Lemhi coun-
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Holgate and |
drs. Hal c. Evans, the latter the
merchants wife at Lemhi. were
pending the midweek in Salmon on
BUSINESS, the ladies making the
ounds of the stores and Mr.. Hol-
'ate figuring up his taxes for the in
ONE man. Mrs. Holgate found a
'ackleast relative here in H. c. Held
yer, OHe o1 the new owners OF the
'henon hardware whom she knew
n Wisconsin
F. NJ. Pollard came down wednes-
ay from Lemhi. where nc Is engag.
d in burning a lot of lime for the
,yke mine. While here Mr. Pollard
aw for the first time p late picture
4 his son. Midshipman Leslie X. Pol
ard, Just received from Annapolis.
he young midshipman is shown to
e somewhat stouter than as his Sal
lon friends last saw him and as
andsome as any parents could wish
heir boy to be This picture liz TAX
n by the authorities Of the naval
cademy for the permanent records
I the great school.
Dan Ross, well known mining man.
to Salmon on Wednesday
rom spending three weeks. mostly
the Port Angeles home of his aged
lother, Mrs. Maggie Holman. whom :
2 had not seen for IS years. The
leeting was a joyful occasion. as