The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-08

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Fred Harding, ex-soldier has gone
TO Arco to join a state survey crew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley Johnson are
camping on Iron creek this week Ia !
company with the Frank Ibach fam
lily.
In looking about for suitable new
location for his shop Chris Nelson
has finally found what he wanted in
the rooms at the rear of tire Power
company offices, where he will soon
move.
| The H. F. w. Niemann family and
the Wittenbergs started last Satur-
day morning to tour Yellowstone
park. The Wittenbergs will continue
on their return journey to the Texas
home. al
i = W. c. Mccormick and R. H. David
Eson arrived home by stage from
Armstead last Tuesday Mr.. McCor-
mick, who is prominent rancher,
had been on visit to Albion and
Mr.. Davidson, the county agent of
. Lemhi, was away attending to his Of
fetal duties.
Ralph Irwin, secretary of the Sal
mon Rifle club, will take care of all
J orders of the members for ammuni
ton and supplies, which should go
in from the club office, instead of
! from the individual member. Mem.
bers of the club should specify their
orders to Mr.. Irwin. R4
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hemphill old
: and esteemed citizens of Salmon, af-
ter spendingsia, year on the coast,
have returned to take up again their
abode is this. city. Until they can
secure their own dwelling house they
are staying with Chris Van Strait
their son-in-law. The old folks are
happy il getting back.
Mrs. H. G.. King was at Blackfoot
( on Saturday last to join in celebrat
ing the ninetieth birthday anniver
sary of her mother, Mrs. Bower
man. She was joined there by heI
daughter, Miss Josephine King, or
her way from Berkeley to spend q
brief vacation at the Salmon hons
of the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Yeariar
were is Salmon on Monday ant
Tuesday fromas their upper Lemh
!, home. Mrs. Yearian chad recently re
s turned from GoodinSrin quest. of hay
!. Their Requirements Sfor the Yeariar
: ffocks were secured in something
over 800 tons at SIS per ton
Numbers of witnesses in addition
to those before summoned in Lemh
were ordered to appear in the Ems
trial at Cascade late last week, in
GLIDING Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kerr,
Of the Middlefork and others, bu
could not reach the Valley coun
seat for three days or about III
middle of this week. This vii
cause delay in the trial.
Miss Josephine King is making
brief visit from Berkeley 10 the pal
entail home in Salmon. Ihls youn
lady is a daughter of the II. u. Mn
family and has not been home befor
in two years, being actively engage
in business with a large wholesal
house in the Bay City. On the wa
from Armstead she came in tne ran
lily car which had gone over Sunda
f,r her with Mrs. KING ard WIN ID
son Harry driving it,
The second of the motor trucks !
service for deliveries by the Piol
neer Mercantile company was put
duty last week, the first machln
having literally worn itself OUT an
gone where all motors 60 sooner
later. In this case. the nsetu-hess
the motor was prolonged to cover
least 30 600 miles. Winter and SUI
mer over good and bad ROADS, u
fa;tbfuI little machine went its wa
20 Mrs. Joseph c. Walker and b
:, son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. al
:" Mrs. ]. Z, Hicks. have been IN ID
IL mon this week for Mrs. Walker
1g attend to business in the propa
lg court in connection with the selli
re ment of her late husbands esta'
mfr. Walker. who was prospero
farmer on Spring creek. In the "a
IN simaroi. died on the 14th OF July la
IS He was a member of the ODD reno
fraternity. Mrs. Walker with q
OF sons has continued to manage I
al farm home
An enjoyable social function OF I
week was the kensington at |
home ON Mrs. Paul Mcpherson
Q Shoup street Tuesday afternoon
, honor of Mrs. W. G. Sherwood,
: lis leaving Salmon to make her nol
a in SAIL. Lake City. Mrs. z. G Fl;
) Ter and Mrs. Burrell Trough we
n ihostesses with Mrs. Mcpherson a
: the guests numbered % of the in
: mate friends of the honor que
h lGoldenrod was used for decorau
D Readings by Miss Watson Were
j nleasing feature and the serving
:. tea rounded out the pleasure OF [
affair. Mrs. Sherwood is a popui
young matron who will be missed
la large circle.