The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-27
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There was bad accident on the
| Gibbonsville hill last Sunday. A
| travelling man coming over from
! Montana backed off the grade. He was
badly hurt but succeeded in walking
( to Gibbonsville, where he is now be-
ing cared for at the home OF Mrs.
! Charles Jones.
Ernest Knoll went to Salmon on
Monday last.
Miss Frances Bauer expects to
spend the winter with her sister in
Denver.
Mrs. Austen Trowbride. baby, Rose
and son Warren returned to Gibtown.
Warren will enter school to finish the
9Th grade this year.
Mrs. AL Royce was in Salmon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kern and
daughter Margaret went to Salmon
to attend Chautauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dandy of Port
land are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. West
fal of Shonp. Mrs. Dandy is sister
of Mrs. Westfall and they had not
seen each other for seventeen years.
Mrs. Bert Buster went to SalEion to
attend Chautauqua.
Moses Chaffin and Charles Allen Of
Corvallis and Archie Mitchell of Ham
iltnn visited at the Hull ranch.
Miss Frances Dean will teach
Spring creek school this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Dempsey spent
the weeke end with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Dean. Frances and Grace
Dean left for Putte Tuesday to be
gone a week to consult q specialist.
Charles Helm spent Thursday even.
ing at the ranger station.
Mrs. Al Royce and Mrs. George
Doolittle were down at the Helm
ranch TO pick cherries.
Al Beason met a big black bear
while coming down from his mine the
other evening. When the bear saw
Mr. Deason it ran the other way.
Gus Voghtler of Gibbonsville has
not been seen for two weeks. 1t is
feared that he has wandered away.
Mr.. VOghtler is Mason and an Odd
Fellow and was at one time a general
in the German army. He is an old
man and lived alone. Arthur Ludwig
Gregor Anderson and Ed Caperon dug
out the tunnel at the Voghtler mine,
thinking that he might have been
caught there in cave-in of dirt.
Every effort will be made to find him.
Bert McNab's sheep camp on Sui
ger creek burned up on Saturday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. Baker, timber inspector from
ogden, was up at the Bradshaw mill
ior Two days. He returned to Salmon
on Mondays stage.
Mr., and Mrs. John Roske and Mr..
and Mrs. Hal Halstead and the chill
dren went up Sheep creek Sunday to
fish.
Dewey Nieman and Finley White.
rowd went over In the Big Hole to hay.
The most popular pastime of the
day is to go huckleberrying I'D Hughes
creek, Nee Perez creek or Fourth of
July creek.
Mrs. Bartle, Ruth Leabo and Mr..
and Mrs. John Buster went camping
up Hughes creek to gather buckle.
berries.
Mrs. Charles Harder and children
and Mrs. Harris went up Neg Perez to
gather huckleberries.
MRS. Clarence Palmer and Mrs. Joe
Wray and Fred Buster have gone up
Fourth OF July creek to pick and can
huckleberries.
Mrs. Jack Wright accompanied her
mother. Mrs. Gillette, to Butte and
Will spend q month there.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Carras ard some
went TO Salmon to see "The Copper
head" at the theater.
Miss Trix Howard, having spent
many happy weeks with Mrs, Ed Cap
eron at the ranger station, LEFT for Sal.
mon to attend Chautauqua.
AIRS. Charles Hull has kindly con
scented TO tell the world the news from
inns part OF the valley in the future.
II Is interesting to read of the folks
mat we all know so please report anv
thing OF interest to Olive Hull.