The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-02-06


ing engineers In here during the near
past. The croBs.cut tunnel Is being
try and ' wheni o IbatXSaEd ~ the foot con-
close rival to the kimmel.
That Hatchery.
Several parties were out last sun
day with rod and reel, but We under
stand the fishing was real poor BY
the way.
Is everybody doing all they can to
war dlanding the fish hatchery In
Lemhi county. II not. why not? if
Lemhi has the best facilities in ev-
cry respect we should by all means
convince the proper authorities. The
upper Lemhl undoubtedly has the
fineat streams in the state for trout,
end Spring creek would be an ideal
place for the hatchery. Spring
creek Ia the winter home for hun
dreds OF ducks, snipe and other wa
ter fowl. an the waters never freeze,
Spring creek IL the tributary Of the
I.emhi and flows urder the railroad
To reach 1t.
w. +. Stone received Sherer food
containcr for his store last week. 1t
has capacity Of over ton and one
thing in its favor IL that the whole
contents are within seven feet or the
scales. The next. that It Is mouse
proof and sanitary And next. but
not least. the contents are exposed TO
the public eye through the glass con
tainer.
w. w. Birdsell got his sawmill on
Big Eight.Mile well under way last
week and expects to turn out a
steady flow OF good quality lumber.
A working sawmili must surely be a
valuable asset during the next time
TO come. az much lumber will be used
In the very near future.
Leon Sells liz teh proud possessor
OF a new ear. He has the same brand
that climbed steps In Salmon a short
time since. We don't know II Icons
has been broken to climb or not.
The car IL an Overland Four bought
from Hall Il Allhands.
Laat Sunday Charley Denny. wife
and little daughter with Mr.. Geddes
and DIR, Stafford motored down the
valley and all had fine dinrer ut
the Jim Stroud ranch which was
highly appreciate dand much eaten,
Otto Hancock and wife returned
from a months visit with friends and
relatives at Salt Lake city and have
again taken up their duties at the
ranch. Mr.. Hancock says they had
IL most enjoyoble time.
Mrs. Charles Jones of Gibbonsville
came up last week for visit with
her sister. Mrs. Benedict. and Incl
dentally to get out of the deep snow
for time as they have better than
two feet at Gibtown.
Bishop Peterson OF the Mormon
faith, officiated at the fuaeral of the
late Mark Purcell. singing from the
Mormon hymnaly The funeral be-
held last Monday. lntermcnt at the
Junction cemetery.
An Ohio farmer advertises. For
Sale--A COW that gives five quarts
of milk a day, also two grindstones,
u set OF harness and horse rake.t-
The poor thing.
Last Sunday was the second birth.
day for little Doroty Decker and as
result dinner was given In her
honor. Dot being the charming host
ess.
w. +. Stone and Oscar Carlson
have resumed operation again on
their dam and will lendeavor to have
II In shape for the spring water flow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cotton motored up
last Friday and while Mr.. Cotton at
tended TO business Mrs. Cotton Wis
tied with Mrs. Earl Williams.
10y Lee and Fred McF'all drove
the Lee machine to Salmon last Sat
urday TO attend to important bust
ness.
Almost anything could make a
shadow with one standing SO we may
look for that Ave weeks OF weather
Lee Dohannan Of Big Port. Mon
tana. spent. several days here visit
ing with his aunt. Mrs. A. 4. Scott,
A. ]. Mcfarland has gone into thu
stock buying business. principal,
cattle to be fattened for beef.
Dollars and Cents.
Counting It. only In dollars ant