The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-10

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Try Home Made Chilli Beans
Miss Ruth Jones went out to Ana
conda yesterda morning.
Miss Leonora Geertson was regis
tered in Salmon on Tuesday.
Bread 15c per loaf or two for Csc
at the Salmon Bakery.
Fine, large eating apples at the
Salmon Bakery at 1925 per box.
List your houses and lots as Kelly
has calls for Salmon property. See
Kelly.
S. A. Ball, Paris O'Niell and +. W.
Eigh were registered in this city on
Monday
Rock Vezina was down from Lead
ore on Monday transacting business
in Salmon.
Mrs. Walter Harmon has gone to
Anaconda to join her husband who is
employed there.
Mrs. Rose Bostwich of Vancouver,
Wash, is a guest of Mrs. Lynn
Fowler If Salmon.
Mrs. Harry Kelly advertises for
sale the Singer sewing machine for
which she has the Salmon agency.
No less thar II cases of frozen wa
ter pipes in as many dwellings are
reported on the Brooklyn side of Sal
mon.
A little trouble for all of US was
caused this week by ice interference
with the operation of the power
plant
Charles Kapp was Town from his
Salmon river ranch this week with
bunch of horses to leave at the
Neimann place for the winter.
A. 7. Bennett has bought through
the Kelly agency the residence prop
erty on Terrace street, known as the
Joe Noodle place, paying for it $3.50.
Victor Staudaher returned from
Boise this week from the sad mis-
sion of burying his brother and sis
ter. who Were victims of the epidem-
ic in Salmon
Edmund Crist came to Salmon last
week to arrange move the family
of his deceased son, Edmund Dow
Crist to the old home near Gooding.
They are to go out by Saturdays
train.
l.. f. Geertson of klamath Falls
is visiting among his Lemhi county
relatives. He formerly owned the
Bert Macnab ranch, one of the Big
Flat ranches of great beauty and
productiveness.
A bulletin board now adorns tAe
front Of The Recorder office The
board is of sufficient size to carry
all important announcements, adver-
tisements and so forth. being intend
ed for the use of the public
A special business meeting of the
advisory board of the Lemhi Wool
growers association was called for
last Monday night in Salmon, Wher
w. NJ. Carpenter and Mrs. r. l.;
4eaTian We're present of the officers
of the board
Mrs. Kate Kelly, general agent of
the Singer Sewing machiae. Sal .Aon,
are carried in stock
foI immediate sale and delivery. be-
sides supplies. Deferred payments
on purchases heretofore made are to
be returned TO this agency.
A herd of more than 800 cattle be-
longing to John Coles were driven
TO the home ranch on Wednesday
from the meadows on the Viel-Sims
ranch where they waxed fat and
slick, making a pretty show as they
passed through the city
The Recorder office was honored
by a call from Harry L. Summers
on Tuesday after he had moved into
his new home from Montana With
him was President Axtell of the
Montana Shorthorn Breeders asso-
citation. who came over TO take look
around at what it was in this country
that drew away his friend
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Graves left
their Patterson CANYON farm for the
winter and are now located at Ro-
chester, Nevada. where they have
been sufferers from the flu Mr. |
Graves writes to- The Recorder re-
newing their subscription and saws
Mrs. Graves was in the hospital -
days and himself for a period as long
except a day. The hospital was con
Quoted by the Red Cross of San
Francisco. That institution Mr.
Graves says. from now on has won
our everlasting gratitude" Mr.. and
Mrs. Graves are very highly esteem
ed by many Salmon friends.