The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-01-09
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n party WaN given at the nome Oh
Mr.. and Mrs. Milfred Alfred last Sat
urday evening January 3. f.cadore
young people gathered about seven
o'clock and started In sleigh, bound
for good time. We arrived al the
Alfred hDmc about ~ O'Clock and the
rest OF tue evening wns spent IN
playing games.
Those present wcse Miss Marjorie
Ecker, Pete Ashton. Ruby Plum.
winlfrcd Tobias, Margaret Salone,
Hazel Henderson, Elsie Reddington.
Edmund Denny. Alice Long. Mira.
Thomas West. Grover Ferris. MIR.
bowman and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
After luncheon waa served every
one wan asked 10 tell a story and IL
goes without saying that everyone
present had d most enjoyable time.
coon ooGsr
We have Somewhere between NJ
teen and forty perfectly good dogs.
that Ii. each dog IL good In his own
line. OF course there are more than
forty dogs here. but these fifteen 10
forty are peculiar dogs. They range
In anywhere from a few weeks to the
average dogs life.
an individual personality, Webster
teila us that the word personality ap.
plies 10 the human being, so perhaps
IL may be we'll 10 say dogaiity. all
though about twelve OF them can be
grouped In class. at least on one
point. namely: These twelve hang
together and chase automobiles.
Then there are Two or three smaller
groups Of from three 10 five that
wait for the strange dog TO show up.
and simultaneously and with one ac-
cord pounce upon him. and usually
the stranger comes out fourth beat.
On one occasion we noticed magnif.
icent specimen Of Alrdale which
had occasion 10 pass through town.
lie saw the bunch waiting for HIM,
but never swcrved an inch from his
course but every hair on his back.
from the end Of hiH stub tail to the
point OF his nose. seemed TO stand on
end and al he came opposite the
three gprang upon him. There WAS a
Zip. howl and n ki.yi and tho gath.
crlng scattered. and somehow we
couldn't help but feel that the Lesson
would nj least teach that bunch to
look out for that special brand OF
dog next time
Then The balance OF the forty mp
pear To post themselves, one al II
place. about half mile apart. and
al about Al p. m. look for the moon.
but. II there's no moon bright star
WIN do, and they bark al that till tho
morning star appears and use that
for an excuse I'LL daylight hidea IL
from view, In some ways these dogs
closely resemble other good dogs. We
mean BY other good dogs, dogs which
do NOT chase autos. walt In lunches
for strange dogs. or bark at the moon
when people want 20 sleep. For In
ntance they eat much after the Same
manner and have other habits In
common
oh wolf. other town have dogs just
like them. we suesa,
John Red1lngton waa n passenger
on Tuesdays train on his way to
Three Forks. Mont. where he viii
visit with bis mother
nernArd Allhands iest ior Ogder
last Tuesday to attend the big cattle
ahow at that place.
j. II. Walker. superintendent OF thu.
n. | mine. wan a paascnFeF on Tues.
icy 0haEaink tkssiH
Alfred Il. Milham. ox-atation AGENT
81 ihIa place and later ex.wireieas
ugeas In tho navy department, atop.
ped az from the out gofng train last
Tuesday and was busy ahaking hands
with old friende
Ennaatt Stewart haa "a head oil
cattle that ne offera for nns thousand
a xxV ne.
calves. This bunch have all been hay
fed ,luring tho winter but the hay
problem from nov un il 100 much
for Emmett.
a. G. Waugh and John Clark bond,
ed their group Of mining claims last
week. The figures are not known,
but IL Ii said 10 run well up. This
group n located ON the same contact
that In drawing 80 much attention al
Che present time.
We were misinf ormcd last week
regarding the New Departure mine
being closed down for the winter. as
1t was only closed down for the hoi.
idays. A crew OF carpenters and
other workmen were sent up To the
property this week and will push the
mill work to completion and every.
thing win bc in readiness for opera.
tion when the spring time comes, Mr..
Lloyd returned "Wednesday to super.
intend the work.
G. w. Wood. superintendent OF the
Sunset. returned from Salt Lake last
Monday. II IL To be hoped that he
succeeded In raising the where.with-
all to pay on the Judgments now
hanging over the property. The
equipment al the mine n In better
shape VI present than ever before
since the property opened. and many
improvements have been made since
Mr.. Wood took hold OF the mine not
withstanding the fact that he came
onto the scene In mid-winter. and
with the handicap Of debt removed
Mr.. Wood would have chance TO
prove his ability by putting the prop.
oEition on a paying basis.
There 10 more catarrh In this section
% the country than al other Diseases
Put eoesthsF. and Cor ysArs u vas sup.
pooed 10 ~ incurahie. Doctors prescribed
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