The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-02-14

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John C. Dryer was at Twin Falls
this week on business.
Hot bread six days in the week AT
5 y. m. sALsON BAKERY.
E. B. Tage has gone to work in
the Smokehouse.
Get your auto tops repaired with
celluloid glasses at. Macks Boot
Shop
J. d. Wright and wife were -egis-
tered in Salmon from Butte this
week.
Mrs. VeTma Kellogg, teacher at
Gibbonsville, was weekend visitor
at Salmon
c. w. Shook was called to Dillon
on Tuesday, returning to Salmon on
Wednesday.
Special meat bargains at Hagen's
Cash Market in home cured hams,
shoulders and bacon.
Special meat bargains at Hagen's
Cash Market in hcme cured hams,
shoulders and bacon.
Special meat bargains at Hagen's
Cash Market in home cured hams,
shoulders and bacon.
Special meat bargains at Hagen's
Cash Market in home cured hams,
shoulders and bacon.
The auto stage from Armstead sue
ceeded in getting through last Tues
day, in spite of deep snow
The Lemhi Realty Co. has always
stood "toD -otch" for the square
deal. If you have property for sale
list it now.
H. M. Shaw with q force of men is
erecting a power line to the Big
Dyke. expecting to finish the work
within few days.
The full band membership viii
play at the Womar's Relief Corps
dance next Friday evening, February
Il, from 8 until II D. m.
A service pipe from the water
main leading into Hagens market
broke il the street to cause a good
deal of trouble until repairs could be
made.
Mrs. Warren Pierce AMI two chill
dren arrived from Seattle on We'd
nesday to join husband AMI father
at the Ybarguen ra-ch on Carmen
creek.
Out of abundant caution against
the temperance of the flu the regu-
ar bard dances Gid got start again
asst Friday but will start this even
ing at the band hall.
The Jesse Creek Timber company
his week began delivering wood for
.uel. Prices announced by advertise
nent show material reductions in
he high cost of keeping warm in Sal
ION.
A letter received at the Salmon
orest office by Supervisor Scribner
ellis of the safe arrival of Grand
ather O'Quinn at Lyons with Baby
Pat, who stood the trip well all the
way from Salmon.
Another valuable feature OF The |
Recorder regularly carried is the leg
slative news summary. We are all |
ooking to Boise f. the midst of the |
resent session OF the lawmakers. i
BY their fruits We shall know them.
Wilbus Stroud spoke before the
'almon schools yesterday, giving a
drilling account of some of his war
Experiences in France and holding
he closest attention OF hts hearers
he young soldier, whose part in the
reat war was full of heroism. still
Talks with stick from his injuries
is known. however. that ne will be
lilly restored
new use for motion pictures is
} provide a target for markesmen,
18th a pictured bird instead of live
ne; or, for that matter, with big
anne moving in jungle, and an
eroplane in the sky. The device,
hich offers plenty of opportunity
n innocently thrilling experiences,
said already to be in preparation
} supplant the older type OF shoot
lg gallery at outdoor summer re-
srts in the United States, and the
resent interest in gunnery seems
kelly to carry it all over the coun-
y.
There Is more Catarrh In this section /:
4 the country than all other diseases
Tut together. and for years It was sup
'osed to be incurable. Doctors prescribed
ocal remedies. and by constantly failing
o cure with local treatment pronounced |