The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-10-03
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Inncheons served at all hours at
the Salmon Hot Springs. lost.
SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNERS at
the Salmon Hot Springs. 10-3-tf.
For first class cakes and cookies.
always fresh, call at the Bakery.
Lieut.. Belt of Spokane is visiting
born.
Harry Vale is visiting his father-in-
law. James Melvyn, at the MELVIN
ranch.
David Davies, a mine owner and
operator of Ulysses, is in Salmon for
the week end.
The Grove brothers are up from
Shoup transacting business in. Salmon
for the Kentuck mine.
Miss Holmes of Missoula is the
lewly appointed stenographer in the
county recorders Office.
W. L. Mulkey is back from Calf
orna for another visit to look after
his business interests here.
George Hughes left yesterday for a
two months visit at the ranch home
of his son Ivan Hughes, at Challis.
Fresh rye bread Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays. Fresh graham
bread daily at Salmon Bakery. 1O-3tr.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Proctor were up
on Thursday from their ranch home
on Big creek, having Travelled via
Shoup.
Anker AmonsOn arrived home last
Saturday from a trip to the eastern
markets where he had sold sheep for
| his brother Oscar.
w. L. Thompson was an arrival in
Salmon Wednesday evening from his
work at the state fair in charge of
Lemhi's mineral exhibit.
The Recorder prints butterwraps
on the special parchment paper and
uses the special butterwrapper ink
required by law. Try us.
A. E. Ferguson made trip by au-
tomobile to Gilmore and back last
Saturday, selling the produce Of his
truck farm to anxious buyers.
The Ladies' Aid will have a cooked
food sale some where on Main street
to be announced later, on Saturday
afternoon, October IL, which will open
at o'clock.
Uncle Tom Martin, old and esteem
ed citizen, whose Affections have at
racted sympathetic attention, is now
unable to leave his bed or even to
raise his head from his pillow
The Arthur Hull family left North
lork this week for their new home at
corvallis, Montana, where they have
ranch. That is a famous fruit coun-
ny TO which the Hulls are moving.
Rev. Mr.. Stringfellow started to
.emhl last Sunday to hold services
lut an accident to his usually de
fndabe little machine caused him to
imp home.
Mrs. Stringfellow, who was appoint
oy the governor as a delegate to
ae tuberculosis convention, left on
@turday morning for Boise, where
ne VIII hear and discriminate the lee
dalsts.
waiter Virden of the Salmon Fuel
@mfany is making a visit to Salt
axe where he expects to meet with
NJ = father on his way from Grand
sl,cuon' Colo, to spend the winter
! california. The old gentleman is
years OF age, but still very much
man having been active until re-
@ years in mining and contracting
w building and pioneering.
ine new hot air furnace. which is
~ IN operation in the Red Gross
ss aaniacy, is one which is going to
, ,s very satisfactory during the
aver months. 1t is sanitary in ev-
. respect and heats the room very
| ~oftaoly. Messrs. Putnam and
u installed the furnace them
49, IN two days, and report that
] are sure glad" that it is over
n, Inc furnace is automatic, and
n care OF the drafts itself, which |
insure an even, steady tempera-