The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-02-28
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j. NJ Adams, an income tax man.
is registered in Salmon.
Joe Surprise Is row located at
North Yakima, Washington.
The Episcopal guild viii meet at
the rectory on Thursday next, March
6.
Wait for vieps Marcr salc-2o
days-March 9th to 23th. 1t will pay
you.
t. L. Bailey. of the business office
CT the Butte Miner is in Salmoa on
nds.-4ass -or his paper.
Mrs. Laura Murphey was called to
Wyoming last week to visit sick
sister. she returned Wednesday.
David Davies is back home at UIys-
SEES after session with Sal mems
cure for rheumatism at the springs.
Deputy Game Warden owen Swift
will terminate six years service in
that office today, with a good record
to his credit.
Glen Wyant. pupil at the Bridge
school, was neither absent nor tardy
during the month of February. Miss
Edna Shanafelt is the teacher.
Mrs. Albert Amonson and Mrs. ".
O. Ward will entertain the Methodist
aid society at the home of Mrs.
Amonson next Thursday, March 6.
A box social was given at the
Shoup school when s120 was raised
to be used for the Improvement of
the school. Miss Eva Collins. the
teacher, had the affair in hand.
BUY-BUY-AlI you need for sew.
eral months at Viel's on March atI.
to 28th. It's your last chance at such
low prices until fall goods Gene in.
The members of the congregation
of the Presbyterian church are re-
quested to be present at a congrega-
tional meeting to be held immediate
ly after Sunday school III oclock)
next Sunday morning.
Carl w. High and family are leav-
ing this week for their new home at
Ventura, California, intending 10 re-
side there year, when they may
make investments. Mr.. High recent
ly sold his fine little ranch to the
Dunken brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy 3. Harndon came
down from May yesterday evening
brio vii vii ha
don family in this city. The travel
ers had transfer at the north end
of the canyon to get by blast on the
highway.
Wilbur Stroud returned to San
Francisco on Tuesday Though get
ting along from his war wounds en-
tir'ely to satisfaction he is neverthe-
less due for another short session in
the hospital and then it is his expec-
tation to enter a technical school. He
was enabled when he departed to
walk without his cane.
Some Short Line officials of the
passenger department visited Sal
mon this week. They announced the
visit was only a routine duty and had
no special significance. The inspec-
tich aotiSo Va tilt SHUT i<iIic are nOW
over the G. and p. by virtue
of the connection of the two systems
under government control.
A. Boulais of Salt Lake arrived in
Salmon Monday to take charge of the
Pope Shenon mine as superintendent.
An active campaign of development
is the present program of the COM
pany. The construction of a mill for
the treatment of the ores will go
ahead as soon as the season will per
NIT. E. J. Kearnes and J. J. Wood
ruff, who are officials of the com
pany, came in to inspect the mine
and advise with the new superinten-
dent.
George Martins auto stages have
missed one trip only on their regular
runs this winter. |
The omitted trip was caused by a.
twisting Rocky mountain blizzard
raging on the Montana side of the di- |
vide one morning early in February
when a hundred horses strung out in !
relays would probably have baked |
at the storm that ragged throughout |
the day. That missed trip has been |
chalked up against Martin with a |
fine of sixty odd dollars for the fail !
ure 70 get through, but the facts Of |
the case do not warrant any fine at |
all.