The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-03-28
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j. NJ Bradshaw was in Salmon this
week from his large sawmin inter
ests below.
Il costs you nothing 70 list your
property. See P. J. Dempsey, Manag-
er Lemhi Realty company.
Miss Alvena Marion has returned
10 her home after spending several
months with her aunt, Mrs. John
Nicholas. at Midway.
Tom Andrews. old and highly es-
teemed citizen of Salmon. is report
ed seriously i'll at his home In Brook.
lyn from an affliction Of long stand
ing.
Earl r. Gailbreath is completing
an Improvement 10 his residence in
the addition of a kitchen 10x20 feet.
j. p. Maxfield and Jack Bundy doing
the work.
j. B. Shaw is looking after the
safety OF the city while Chief OF Po-
lice Dunlap is away looking after the
personal estate of the late Alexander
Cruickshanl; of which Dunlap is ad-
ministrator.
recent report of the American
Shorthorn Breeders association
shows total of 3l5 Idaho breeders
of pure bred Shorthorh cattle IL is
gratifying TO know that Lemhi eoun-
~ has gained a place in the front
ranks of these progressive live stock
men.
w W. Sinclair has been spending
Tie week in Salmon from his mines
at Shoup Al an early day Mr.. Sin
clair is to pilot a hunting party for
bear down the Salmon river, includ-
ing he Rev. Robert l.. Lewis OF Ida
he Falls and Rev r. s. Stringfellow
The bear crop is said to be about
ripe.
|. r. Wilson and Valentine Mael-
ger returned by the Forney stage on
Wednesday from the Middle Fork.
These gentlemen are prominent live
! stock growers in the Pahsimaroi
this week. Passengers on the same
day with them We're Earl Kingsbury
from Forney and John Hanson from
Leesburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fl. Monk and son
Vernon will depart from their win
ter quarters in California on the first
OF April. travelling by. their car as far
this way as the roads will permit and
/ then by railroad, intending 20 have
the car forwarded later Mr. Monk
will take up Immediately upon arriv
al home the work he has in hand as
chairman of the Victory loan in Lem
hi county.
T. NJ. Patty is back in Salmon from
the Landing season down on the jim
Isley ranch, where very good results
are credited to the proprietor in his
second year as a flockmaster He had
about thousand ewes az the produc
ers OF his increase. averaging up a
total of hundred per cent Henry
Delaney had charge of tho flocks. Mr.
Patty is now taking the baths at tbs
Salmon hot springs for the cure o.
rheumatism.
( By advertisement the Mayor and
! City Council OF Salmon direct a gen
eral cleanup of the city alleys and
premises bordering thereon on or be
fore April le Residents are warned
TO act accordingly, as in duty bound
under the law as well as for thei.
civic pride. Salmon is coming in IN
It's own this summer, with more an
more newcomers finding out tho ad
yantages and attracflvc1c@a ef Tia
city and the salmon country.
Rev, r. S. stringfellow has become
the owrer Of the potor car made
familiar in the city BY ]. G Middle
kaun on his rounds as q contractor
and butler, The little machine has
been kept il perfect trim b. the late
owner. Il will be used by the rector
and his family as a means for fire.
quent eutinEa and for visits . dis
tant places in the country where the
rector has calls in his ministerial
field.
William II, O'Brien has beer
spending the past two weeks at Poe.
atcllo, being engaged as an associate
with Judge Stevens in an important
lawsuit. Mr.. O'Brien viii be detain-
Cd there for perhaps a n'~n'h or six
weeks in the preparation If the case.
He came I'D with the court officials
On Monday's train. expecting to re-
turn 10 PocatellO as s5on rs his 1ri,
wi,h the district Court here IL n1ish-
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Women Elect Officers.
The annual meeting os the N'o.
mems club was held AZ Tie Salm a
home af Mrs. Frank r. Havau.lnn
Yesterday afternoon, when the fol