The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-01-23
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or SALMON SCHOOL PUPILS


cuRReNT gvGMrs susJecTs
or SALMON SCHOOL PUPILS
Pupils Of the nth and sixth grades
In the Brooklyn school were required
one day this week as their task mi
compositicn 10 write about current
news events that have come under
their observation without suggestion
from thoir teacher AZ to the subjects
they should choose. The subjects
selected included wide range.
Charlotte Randolph wrote about
bees - the topic uppermost at the
Randolph home. Her father, e. B.
Randolph. Is widely known as the
Lemhi bee king. Charlotte said:
Last Saturday afternoon. being
warm sunshiny day, found the bees
out of their hives to take breath of
fresh air. Az II happened TO turn of
cold as the sun went down many or
the foolish bees stayed out too long
and they frose.
Salmon, January 21-Twelve per-
sons are absent from the fifth and
sixth grade room on accom-; Of the
death OF Mrs. Benjamin"s little girl.
She passed away from a sudden at
tack Of appendicitis at II o'clock
Monday night. The funeral will be
held Tuesday. Fred Rose.
Gayle Ray, a twelve-year-old girl,
got struck by q car at O'Clock Mon-
lAou niv0 hxy nhrsc
was knocked unconscious and lafi
there three minutes She cut an ar
terry on her head and broke her nose
in two places She is much better
now.-Helen Hull.
| Gayle Ray was badly hurt by an
automobile. She was coasting down
the big hill in front of Lehrs store.
when she started arond the corner
an automobile stage ran over her
head. 1t cut her face bady and broke
her nose and cut her chin. They took
her in Lehr's house and the doctor
took her home.-Myrtle Harris.
4 Last night there was girl tina;
got hurt, with her nose broken in
two places and cuts on her forehead
clear across. also her chin.-Treno
Fapetti.
On Monday. thes goth. at II o'clock.
Ache BENJAMIN slied. She had been
ill since Friday. They buried her on
Tuesday. They had a good many
cars at the funeral.--Richard Sim.
monds.
Mr.. Coles has 80 tons of hay to
feed at his ranch twelve miles I'D the
river. The children have been coast
/ ing on the viel hill. They have ali
stopped now on account OF serious
siaecident that happAned On the nigh,
~ -9Anuary % skssA q 81. f.--Elniei
Yearian.
i A very serious death Of Ache Ben
tamin happened at IL o'clock Mon
jday night. She was sick for abou,
three days. She had serious cast
,of appendicitis. The young girl was
} going to have fine education. She
was in the fifth grade Lila Matthews
;, Up around Mr.. Rand's house along
the hill is said to be full of rabbits
and magpies. On the hill It is alive
with rabbits and the magpies are fly
ing around.-Jack Maher.
: Yesterday in our fifth grade ther,
were two children absent and ON,
,tardy.-Clifford Dryer.
!. r. M. Moore thinks he has enougs
hay to feed his stock through tn,
, winter.-Teddy Moore.
There are a good many horses lef
,out in the hills that the owners hay'
neglected to bring in and they ar,
starving to death. They are eatinl
sagebrush to try to keep alive an,
l are awful poor.-Fred Randolph.
The fifth and sixth grades have
! new teacher. She is our tenth thi
! year.
: The coasting is excellent this yea
and there are many sleds brought 4
: school.-Lavinda Chaffee.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Richard G. Procto
! were up from Shoup a few days age
I They are expecting their little girls
Jean and Irma. to be with them soor
Miss Douglas Walker left the got
to work In Armstead.
N patty tooh Pid>C a. - 4u q
thews home for Miss Lila Matthew.
y She was tweleve years old on tn
q tenth of January. The guests were
Rudolph Steeples. Kenneth Swift. Mi
ldred Pfremmer, Elmer Yearian, Ge
e itrude Harris. Rose Matthews. The,
Q dore Reddington. After a very d.
e Iightful evening the guests ideparte
\ wishing Lila many more happy brit
5 jdays.-Madeline Gates. 43 "a
Z A young boy fourteen years OF az
3 had an accident January IA. tn
u boy Robert, son of Mr.. and Mrs Cha
y Hull. was getting in his wood. HI
q brother, John Hull. was playing wit
him when their wood shed fell Il
John escaped but Robert was caugi
The funeral was held in -Gibbonsvil
a January 20.-Ethel Allan.
n Last Thursday, Friday and Satu