The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-05-30
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Hay harvest is expected to be com
ing along in ten days TO two weeks.
J. z. Peterson was registered in
Salmon last Saturday from the upper
Lemhi valley.
1t costs you nothing To list your
property. See p. ]. Dempsey. Manag-
er Lc.nhi Realty company.
George Baciu was among the first
fockmasters to finish dipping at the
springs, sending his flock to the
range last week.
Robert Stocker is doing some
mighty badly needed work on the
Lemhi valley road adjacent to the
city, having large force OF men and
teams on the job.
Roy Shoup is soon to return TO
home and friends IL Salmon from his
long service in France. according to
advices received by his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Shoup
Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert J. White, the
latter's mother and Mrs. l.. M. Zug
of Shoshone were visitors last week
at the ranch home of Mt. and Mrs.
A. F. Tage in the upper Lemhi valley
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c. Shoup and
Miss Margaret Shoup returned last
Friday from long stay at Portland.
Oregon. Mr.. Shoup and his sister
are greatly benefited In health by
their visit. which was the object
sought.
At the meeting of the Rebekahs
! last week "Wednesday evening Mr.
and Mrs. c. S. Mangun were receiv-
ed into the membership of the lodge
A social hour followed. which was in
the nature of farewell to Mr.. and
Mrs. Mangun, who left Thursday by
motor for their new home at HALEY
Willard Fillmore How, Familiarity
known to old-timers as Mel How,
came back for a visit on Monday last
He is brother-in-law Of Clarenc.
Wyant. Mrs. Ida Wyatt How. his
wife. Is now on the coast In Mesh
ington. Mr.. How comes 10 Salmon
from Wichita Falls. Texas. where he
is interested in Oil. He owned the
idCcIo OH hiTticy CTeeh 20 years ago.
Mr.. and Mr. Joseph Seyfers, ac-
companied by Jasper Fain, began a
long automobile trip as far at least
as Little Rock on Sunday last. Later
the visitors are to extend their jour
ney as far as Texas. Mr. and Mrs.
Seyfers are TO make their first stop
except for camping on their Journey
at Denver, where the Seyfers family
has relatives TO visit They will all
return to Salmon perhaps within two
years.
In letter from Midshipman Les
lie Pollard received by his parents
in Salmon the naval school man tells
of successfully passing the academ-
ic examinations for the year. as ev-
erybody expected he would The
same letter tells of a coming visit
from Salmon girl to Annapolis for
the June exercises. This Is Miss 10
leta Hubbard, who graduates this
week from the college of Virginia at
Roanoke. Miss Hubbard Is the daugh-
ter of DIR. and Mrs. E. l.. Hubbard
and has taken the full secretarial
course at the Roanoke school.
The a c. Cherry residence prop
erty in Salmon, advertised last week.
was sold by the Harry Kelly agency
to r. NJ Moore for $500 cash. Mr..
Moore intends to occupy the place as
the family home early in July. hav-
ing leased his farm on Sandy creek
to one of his sons. r. NJ. Moore, Jr.,
recently returned soldier.
To von want ouicl, rasultS IN calos
list your property with Kelly. Note
what he did with the Cherry proper.
~ and with many others.