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Holland, Nancye, Blueficld.
Huddleston. Helen, Royal.

Hunter. Rebecca. Lewisburg.
Jacks. Phyllis, Charleston.
Jackson. Annie Mae, Chesterfield,
South Carolina.
Ianin, Sue Turner. New Orleans, l..
Jasper, r.. Lewisburg.
Jasper. Virginia, Glen Jean.
Jenkins. Thelma, Lcwisburg.
Johnston, Marian. BarbourSvillc.
keadlc. Mary. Williamson.
Keller, Louise. Frankfort, Nv.
Knapp. Nellie. Lcwisburg.
koincr, Dulaney. Fishersvillc. Va.
.awton. Elizabeth, Lawton.
Lee, Alice. Ronceverlc.
Lewis, Helen, Savannah.
LEWIS Margaret Lynn. Point
Lewis, Virginia. Point Pleasant.
Lips, Louise, Lcwisburg.
Lipps. Dorothy. Lcwisburg.
Lucas, Mary. Horton.
McClung. Florence, Sinks Grove.
McClunS, Hazel. Sinks Grove.
Mcdowell. Gladys, l.ewisburg.
Mcllhattan. Corinnc. Charleston.
McMlllion. Lucille. LewiSburg.
Manning, Allison. Mama, Fla.
Mars hall. Katherine, Chicago, Ill.
Marshall. Katherine. Chicago. Ill.
Martin, Mary Ruth, Lewisburg.
Mason, Catherine. frankfort. XIV.
Matthew's, Jane Graves. Lewisburg.
Maxwell. Margaret, Lewisburg.
Miller. Isabella, Romncy.
Monroe, Elizabeth. kingwOod.
Monroe. Virginia. Kingwood.
Moore, Amorct, Acme, y. G..
Morgan. Virginia, Caldwell.
Morrison Julia, Cairo. Egypt.
Neal, Virginia. Huntington.
Nolan, Agnes, Ronceverte.
Perk, Marion, Lcwisburg.
Penn. Kate Ruckcr, Madison. y. G..
Pine Ruth, Scott Depot.
Prall, Elizabeth Frances. Brook
lyn. New York.
Preston. Jane Stuart, Lcwisburg.
Price. Elizabeth, Washington. d. G..
QuSenberry, Mary. Huntington.
RAIDER. Ellen, Richards.
reynolds, Elsie. Marmet.
robinson. Dorothy, Lcwisburg.
Robinson. Helen, Lcwisburg.
Roddic. Nadine, Ada. Oklahoma.
Schult, Esther, SiNous City, Iowa.
Sharp. Myrtle Crawlcy.
Himmons, Bernice. .Everman. Tex.
Skasgs, Annie Lewisburg.
SkagSs' Florence, Lewisburg.
rhiiui, bcSSlc. OalCnl.
stephens Grace, Tornado.
Stough, RACHEL. Wheaton. III.
SrummerS Helen. Johnson City Ten.
Iarnay, Isabel. Naugatuck.
roiieN. Mamie l.. Pence Spring.
motten. Virginia. Caldwell.
nranSou. Daisy, Thurynond.
Tyler. Ruth. Wheeling.
Nanse. Alice, Chillicothc, Ohio.
vansc. Jane. ChilIicothc. Ohio.
VIA, Jennie, Richards.
Nancy: Alberta, Detroit, Mich.
NWclis, Virginia. Hurricane.
WICK, Evalyn. Winfield.
Wick, Ruth, Winfield.
Williams, Victoria, Barboursyille
WintZ, Ora, Clothier.
Mood, Mary Lacy, Brandon, La.
Observation-Disclosures, Niles. Mich.
Young, Ada, Pickaway.
Young. Mona. Pickaway.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-10-08
COUNTY COURT ORDERS.

Grcenbrler County Court was in
regular session Tuesday, The 5th,
with President Shields and Com
missioner McCIung present.
Album McClung granted The usual
certificate TO enable him 10 get a
notary's commission. w. +. Rich
ardson qualified as Il notary, with
Ihos. II. Pare as his surely.
1t was ordered that The sum of
Sl2,l3S.30 be SET aside for use in
improving fifteen miles of the sys-
TEN of Main County Roads desic-
mated and established under Senate
bill PSI, acts 1917, the Court hav-
ing complied with I'LL the provis-
ions of said bill.
LIsl OF election commissioners
and challcngerS las published in
This issuc) were appointed for The
November I'd election.
W. X. Morgan qualified as no.
Tory with B. Il. Fulwidcr as his
surety.
Mrs Jennie Pare Hcrn obtained the
usual certificate TO obtain notary's
commission.
DR.. w. II. Parker was appointed
flll-iimc Health Officer under thc
supervision Of The Court and State
Health Department This relieves
nun OF general practice.
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SCHOOL ROLL.

Arbuckle. Mary, Maxwelton.
Arbuckle, Elizabeth, MaXwcIton.
Arbucklc Minnie, Lcwisburg.
Armstrong. Alice Love. Lewisburg
Armstrong. Margaret, Lcwisburg.
BabcOck. Betty. New Haven. Conn.
Banks, COrnelia. Raleigh.
Barrick, willard. Kimball.
Bass. Adena. Lcwisburg.
Bcamcr. Virginia. Pickaway.
Biggs. Charlotte. Lcwisburg.
BivcnS, Ada, Meadow Bluff.
Brewster. BavlieS. Lewisb,lrg.
buchanan. Belle. New Orleans. La
Burns, Kathleen. Charleston.
Caidwcli' Evelyn. While Sulphur
Caldwell. Frances, White SULPHUR
Caldwell. Martha. Caldwell.
Galloway. Anna, Glen Jean.
Campbell. Catherine, Gates.
Campbell. Elizabeth, Carbon.
Carr, Julia. Lcwisburg.
Carter, Marguerite. Danvillc. Va.
Churchman, Christina. Charleston
COffman. Glcnna. Lewisburg
Conklin. Christine. Houston, Tex.
Cummings Betty. Frceport, Long
Davidson, Virginia Lcwisburg.
DOnnally. Louise. Caldwell.
Donally, Marguerite, Caldwell.
Du Bose, Louise. Lcwisblrg.
Dwyer, Dorothy. Lcwisburg.
Dwyer. Elva. Lcwisburg.
Edwards, Iona. Charleston.
Ford. Gladys, Lewisburg.
Ford, Margaret, Roncevertc.
Forgey, Irma. Mahan.
Foyles, Camille. Humble, Texas.
Fry, Ellen, Prichard.
Gamer, Georgia, Parkersburg.
Gates. Katherine. Williamson.
Gilmer. Bessie, Lcwisburg.
Graves. Grace. Cass.
Green, Marion, Saginaw. Mich.
Gregg. Isabel, Relay, Maryland.
Hamilton, Isabel. Homecoming, Nd.
lIandlcy. Gertrude, Lcwisburg.
IIandley.. Josephine. Rcnick.
ilandlcy,, Mary Frances, Lcwjsburg
Harper. Harriet. Frankfort KY.
Hays, Frances. Glen White.
Henderson, Virginia, Lewisburg.
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STUDENTS mATRICULATED At SEMINARY
FOR SESSION OF 192O--2l.
FACULTY

FAULTY
DR.. John !. Armstrong, President.
lewiSburg. w. Va.
Mrs. Dora 7. NJ. Biggs, PRINCIPAL.
Lewisburg. w. Va.
Miss Martha RAIDER, Lewisburg.
Miss Vereda L. Anderson. Flor
Miss SaIIie Lockett, Frankford,
Kentucky.
Ohio. '''e
Miss Rosalie Rosser, Cordcle, Ga.
Miss Louisa Roach, Oliver. Ga.
Illinois.
=, Miss Cere c. Grothe, New York,
New York.
Miss lone Davis. Shelbyville. III.
Miss Mary J. Henderson, Farm
ington, Mo.
Miss Alice G. Evcrritt, Eufala,
Ala.
Miss Carol Shelly, Mulvane, Kan.
Miss Pearl f. Champlin, Oneida,
Miss Xenia Miller, Mechanics
burg, Pa.
Miss Emily Arbucklc, Lcwisburg,
Miss Susie Lynn Nelson. Lewis
burg, w. Va. :
Miss Roberta NJ. Crawford, Staun-
ton. Virginia.
Mrs. Parke D. Garter, Danvillc,
Virginia.
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A CARD OF THANKS

The Pastor wishes to thank his
people and the many friends who
made it possible for the Mt. Tabor
First Baptist Church, of Lewisburg,
to lay on its table October 3, 1920.
S639:70. The effort was made
under the wise leadership of the
Pastor. ]. r. Wills.
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LEGAL PUBLICATION.

WEST VIRGINIA. GREENBRIEH
COUNTY Court, October Term 1920
1t is ordered that the following
persons be and they arc hereby APP
pointed as Commissioners and Chal-
lengerS to conduct the General
Election to be held November 2nd,
1920. at the several designated vot-
ing precincts in Grccnbricr County.
West Virginia:
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LosT.-Onc short 3-ycar-old ash
roam steer. Ear marked with hole
punched in each ear and slip cut
from lower side of right ear. Re-
ward for information of his where
abouts. Last seen on DR.. James
McClunS'S land near Trout. J. S.
ArmentrOut, Richards, w. Va.
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T. w. GraNheal

T. w. GRAPHICAL
COUNTING.
4. +. Brant
Thco. Brinklcy
l.. ID. Estep.
Precinct No. no. FRANKFORT
ltECEIVING.
Miss Edith kincaid John NJ Dunbar
w C.. Harrison X. w. Sncdcgar
u. l.. Blankenship.
COUNTING.
7. +. Stephenson
Lock Gibbs
\. VI. StIuircS.
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Or. John D. McCorkle, registered
Eye Sight Specialist, Of Hinton, w.
Va, at the Greenbrier Hotel, Ron
ceverte. First Monday Of each
month from nine to FIVE o'clock.
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CATTLE SALE.-Thc County Court
will sell ut public auction on Satur-
day, Oct. 8. 1920, ut the County In
Urinary, IS head of good 2-year-old
steers. Sale will begin at 2 o'clock.
+. p. Bobbitt, Superintendent. IT
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The kindergarten opened on
Sept. %. 1920 at the Community
House with Mrs. Henry Lipps as
teacher. II YOU wish TO enroll
your enid YOU can do SO Il! any
time by calling Mrs. +. II. Camp.
bell, Lcwisburg. w Va.
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READING CIRCLE.

There will be a meeting of the
frankford District Teachers Read
ing Circle at Frankford Saturday
Oct. 10th al 2 p. IN. Subjects for
discussions are given i'm The first
Tour chapters of THE Community
Ccnlcr", by JIaniiin.
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Mclaughlin Stock Farm. ) miles
rorth of Lcwisburs. has two reg
i>;ered Hampshire rams and 3 reg
islercd Berkshire gifts bred, for
sale lO-l-lt
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The l.. ID. G.. will meet ut the
home Of Miss Linda kirkpatrick
tomorrow Saturday. afternoon at
: o'clock
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FOOT RAIL-. CAME

Saturday, October 9th, G..P. NJ. s.
will play the Charleston High.
Neither Of these teams have been
scored OH this year. Come out and
help G. p. S. beat Charleston.
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For .SALE.-A Master Violin, mark
cd Bapt. Schweitzer 1919. In per-
feet condition. Price $1,000. Ap-
nlv Mr.. Judy, LcwiSburg Hotel.
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@rfn.brisr 9uaependents
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1920.

WANTED.-Two teachers for the
rrankford Graded School. Apply
4, once to J. w. FISHER, Frankford,
". Va. 1O-l-2t
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THE 6REEEBRIER COUNTY WOMAR'S
ASSOCIATION.

Contributors:--Mrs. E. W.. Knight
$500; Col, II. b. Moore, 5000;
Mrs. J. w. BaZore and Mrs. r. +.
l., Wood,
The Kindergarten opened on
Sept. %, 1920 at the Community
House with Mrs. Henry Lips as
teacher. If you wish to enroll
your child you can do SO at ahy
time by calling Mrs. F. II. Camp
bell, Lewisburg. w Va.
The Grccnbrier County Woman's
Association will make drive for
new members next week. When you
are asked TO join or renew your
membership will you respond? The
Association is undertaking many
big things and only with the CO.
operation Of all can there be sue
cess. The drive will only be- made
IN Lewisburg at this time. Later
we hope TO have plans 10 make a
countrywide drive. Anyone in the
county who is in sympathy with
me Community House and its
p'"rS may join by sending their
name and 500 membership fee to
Mrs. +. II. Mays, treasurer, Lewis
BURG.
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WEST VIRGINIA,

GREENBRIER COUNTY s S:
l, Paul &. Hogsett. Clerk, do here
by certify that the foregoing is a
true and exact copy Of order en-
tered by the County Court of Green
Drler County, West Virginia. at the
regular October Term, 1920.
TeSte:
PAUL E.. HOGSETT, Clerk.
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For SALE.--1 5-passenger Ford
touring car in first class condition.
1 5-passcnger Overland Sedan, good
rs new. 1 FordSon Tractor, new.
Cabclls Garage, White SULPHUR.
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FOR SALE.-Tcn high gradc pure
bed Holstcin Cows. Cheap. Apply
L. II. Tuckwiller, White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va. and say where you
saw advertisement. If
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PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.

Beard. Elizabeth, Lewisburg.
Beury, Josephine. Charleston.
Beury, Julia, Charleston.
Booth, Marjorie. Lewisburg.
Burrow, DevcreauX, LewiSburg.
Burrow, Elizabeth, Lewisburg.
Burrow, Laura, Lewisburg.
DotsOn, Martha, Lcwisburg.
Dwyer, Mary Ethel, Lewisburg.
Garnett, Helen, Fort Spring.
liarnctt, Ruth, Fort Spring.
Holt, Nina. Lewisburg.
Laing, Martha, Lewisburg.
Lohmeycr, Freddy, LewiSburg.
Lohmcyer. Virginia, Lcwisburg.
Moore, Caroline, LewiSburg.
Preston, FRANCES, Lewisburg.
Preston, Margaret, Lewisburg.
Robinson. Christine, Lewisburg.
Van Sickler, Dora, Lewisburg.
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IRISH CORNER DISTRICT.

Precinct No. l-ORGAN CAVE.
! hECEIVI\G.
Mrs. Ethel Erwin II. G.. Erwin
r. \. Level ID. II. Miller
! 4. A. Carlisle.
COUNTING.
d G.. Humphreys
! L. B. Hoover
! 5. III. Holiday.
Precinct No. 2-MA\NS.
RECEINING.
Mrs. Sam Mann :. 4. Mann
X. ID. Anderson l.. l.. RAMSEY.
Il. II. Hedrick
COUNTING.
Il. $. Johnson
J. NJ. Cochran
J. ii. Iledrick
| Precinct No. 3--MONROE DRAFT.
RECEIVING AND COUNTING.
r. ID. Bennett II. W. Humphreys
\. p. Honakcr C.. V. Holcsapple
J. +. Surgeon.
Precinct No. 4-BROOKIYN.
RECEIVING.
Mrs. &. G.. Fullcn c. G.. Fullcn
{. b. Beckner Dave Morgan
J. ID. Boone
COUNTING.
Charles l.. Patton
Joe Hume
r. J. Wise.
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There will he an ice-crcam slip
per ut Hickory Top School House.
Friday night. Oct. Sth. Proceeds
Tor benefit Of school library. Every
one invited.
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Precinct No. .


FORT SPRINGS DJcrrpICr
prcc;nc, No - RONCEvERTE
prrrivIS, '>'' ! '1'
Mr. ~ ID ho,n,,,,. ~ u Do1,,.
Wn,.ior nn JU'a''s r. D WE;nL,
p. p. Bokrr
rorNr,Hc
y nr,,.l,,,
II HAHN
l. ! Crnnn
Iu,oc;rnt ~ , ,,,voy,c ou,,,.,,
acEIyIXG.
Mrs l.. T.. Kramer =. Il. Kirhy
\. S. Woodhousc e. VI. Vaughn
J. +. Brown
LorxrING.
tC.A. Alunycy
Il w. LivcSay.
Precinct No 3IJt\NNERS
RECEIVING AND couNrING.
Miss Mary price Harvey HANGER
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LEWISBURG DISTRICT.

IEWlSBUk(I SlRlCl.
Precinct No. 1-SCHOOL HOUSE.
RECEIVING.
Miss Annie Austin
John A. Littlcpage &. +. Cox
L. S. Ford r. c. Brewster
COUNTING.
Thos. II. Pare
l.. S. Davidson
J.. NJ. Peck.
Precinct No. 2-COURT HOUSE.
EECEIVING.
Miss Mary H. Arbucklc
VIM. Grow ThoS. II. Dennis
r. \. Groves NJ. ID. Bare
COUNTING.
w. E. Darnell
w. r. Burdette
J. c. Fry.
Precinct No 3-RICHLANDS.
RECEIVING AND COUNTING.
Miss Marcie Bell l.. J.. Stuart
S. S. Nicholas T. ID. Withrow
d. F. Hedrick
Precinct No. 4-CALDWELL.
RECEIVING AND COUNTING.
E. NJ. Hefner Barney Cochran
H. B. Austin Lewis NARROW
Lake Anderson.
Precinct No. 5-WHITE SCHOOL
HOUSE.
| RECEIVING.
Miss Linda Kirkpatrick
B. A. Wade N. S. Arbucklc
}. q. Sharp d. E. Vipperman
COUNTING.
r p. White
r. b. Farrier
J. ID. Ford.
pracincf No e CEOpcEC SrIIf,(,I
HOUSE
| RECEIVING AND COUNTING.
Mrs. j. w. Hutchinson
L. w. Handley J. b. Handley
Q. A. Flanagan w. w. Henson
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HOUSE.
RECEIVING AND COUNTING.
Miss Annie w. Fcamster
). l.. Blaker s. 4. kecny
Geo. huffman John Huffman
Precinct No. 3--GRASSY MEADOWS
RECEIVING.
Mrs. Thomas Lewis
Harry Sandige J. +. Montgomery
Hazel Holcomb X. ii. Ford
COUNTING.
4. J. Lusher
Frank Holiday
T.. +. Wills
Precinct No. I--ASBCEY.
HECEIrING AND COUNTING.
Mrs. Andrew Baker +. W. Parker
John \: Anderson, Jr. Iiarvc Hayes
w. ID. Wall
Precinct No. IN. ANDERSON
RECEIVING.
Mrs. Lula Jarrett Clay W. l.. Boyd
II. &. Hogsctl NJ. G.. Honakcr
]. \. Leach
COUNTING.
+. II. Warren
Roy Henry
o. C.. Carter.
Precinct No. G-BRUSHY FLAT.
RECEIVING AND COUNTING.
Miss Bertha Hundicy Lee Burns
Forest Piercy J. B. Leach
G. II. Henson.
FALLING SPRING DISTRICT.
Precinct No. 1-SCHOOL HOUSE.
RECEIvING.
Mrs. Henry Nicholas
John Ramp s. Nj. ChriStV
w. ]. Snedegar w. B. Hill
COUNTING.
Mason Brown
J. J. Walkhp
Forest Mann.
Precinct No 2--PLEASANT VALLEY
Mrs. Frank w. Dolin F. w. Dolin
George w jenkins J Harvey Brown
A. o. Reed
COUNTING.
J.. S. Faulkner
B. d. Martin
Owen J.>H. Baldwin
Precinct No. 3--BRUFFEY'S STORE
RECEIVING.
Miss Daisy Bright p. II. Hardiman
Samuel McClung Geo. ID. Rodes
J. w. Whiting.
COUNTING.
J J. Brown
f. p. Vandervort
VI. w. Walton.
Precinct No. 4-JULIA.
RECEIVING.
Mrs. Howard Mccoy John & Mccoy
+. +. HOllandSworth Alex Stuart
l.. ID. y. Brown
COUNTING.
II. &. Rapp
II. l.. Mccoy
o. b. Splitter.
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-KEIFFER.

\ Precinct No. 5-KEIFFER.
RECEIVING.
Miss Ollie Burns l.. S. Hayslett
q. ". Walkup J. II. Nicely
.. A. McCutcheon
| COUNTING.
II. K. Harrah
b. II Dunbar
Ii. L. Deiiz.
Precinct No. 6-RAINELLE.
| RECEIVING.
Mrs. Mona Martin VIM. Surbaugh
}. NJ. Blake j. +. Wcbbcr
}. &. Hugharl.
COT NTING.
W o. Walker.
w. NJ. Mittihger
q. b. Whitlock.
WHITE SULPHUR DISTRICT.
Precinct No. 1-SCHOOI. HOUSE.
RECEIVING.
Mrs. b. NJ. Ayrcs S.P. Gillespie
}. =. Burdcttc J. o. Tomlinson
J. Z. Chappcll
COUNTING.
George y. White
+. r. Fink
&. +. Frazier.
Precinct No. 2-CALDWELL.
RECEIVING AND COUNTING.
Mrs. C. $. Donnally b. + Fdlwider
ii. ii. Davis I'll. Moss
}. b. Moss.
Precinct No. 3-MAYORS OFFICE
RECEIVING.
Mrs. II. L. Crickenberger
Geo. +. GAllSpie i. l.. Surbcr
J. Il. Babb r. II Corrom
! COUNTING.
u. s. Brown
q. +. Lynch
+. l.. Hart
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-26
Where There are Good Roads.

William BECK, Three FORKS rancher.
is home again after spending the
winter at the old home at Fort Clin-
ton. Ohio His parents. are both liv-
ing there, where they spent the win
ter contrary to their usual custom of
seeing California at this time of the
year The Ohio winter was most
severe Two feet of snow cameI ear
ly and kept the temperature at the
zero mark for two months, indeed
longer than that, with bowling winds
prevailing from the lake. That re-
gion all goes in for automobiles and
good roads, which are delight.
Highways that used to be knee-deep
in mud are now boulevards. From
being a farming region the locality is
now almost wholly given over to
factories. The transformation IL won
derfui as described by the visitor.
Good roads are bound to come to the
Salmon country. too, Mr.. Beck says.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-26
NOTICE FoR PusLIcATloN
Serial No. 0iSSs7.


Department of the Interior. u. 8.
Land Office Ut HALEY. Idaho. March
20. 1920.
Notice n hereby given that Dick
I7sI.ong og May, Idaho. who. ON No.
,y.mber 26. 1915. made Forest Home
stead Entry. No. ofseST. for tract
Iof 1887 acres within the Salmon
National Forest In aections IL. IL. ~.
nnsurveyed township Is north. range
81 east. Boise Meridian, embraced in
Homestead Entry Survey No. 542.
List No. 4-iT75 and 10000. more par
ticuiarly described by metea and
bounds as follows; beginning ut cor
ner No. ! from whence the u core
ner Of sections and 10. township 10
north. range 2i east lies N. so 35'
w. 1i208 chains distant; thence N.
10 90 +. 1862 chains 10 corner No.
IL, thence n. 81 30 II. 29.bi chains
TO corner No. 4: thence n. rs" 90 y.
2o.05 chains to corner No. 4: thence
N. So so E. 12.27 chains TO corner
No. s; thence y. so l0s u. BOSS chains
TO corner No. 6; thence y. 36 90 w.
50. 90 chains 10 corner No. 7: thence
w. 2T.74 chains To corner NO. s.
thence =. n as 4. 1870 chains 10
corner No. O. thence s. 46S % w.
7 30 chains to corner No. 10. thence
N. 27s So w. Bliss chains To corner
No. !. the place Of beginning. has
filed notice OF intention TO make final
three year proof TO establish claim
| to the land above described before
Allen c. Merritt. Z. S. Commissioners.
al Salmon. Idaho, on. the 3rd day OF
May, 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses. hfm
Whitsett. Robert Whitsetf. Louis A.
Wells. Claude Alder all Of May. Ida
no.
BEN II. GRAY. Register.
March 2S-April 30.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-26
POPE-SHENON MEN
VISITING SALMON

DR.. r. III. Bradford, Utah state uni
versity metallurgist, at present in
stalling the so-called Bradford pro-
cess at the Pope-Shenon, has had Wis
iting him at the mime this week his
nephew, c. r. Bradford, j. T.. Jones
and Max Daniels. all of Salt Lake and
men of affairs in the mining and Fl.
financial world. DIR. Bradford tested a
similar process for the u. s. bureau
Iof mines at the university. The plans
have greatly interested the mining
fraternity throughout the country.
The presence Of these distinguish
ed men in Salmon this week calls at
lital is interested in the development
lof the locality. Mr.. Jones is a re
tired banker of Salt Lake City. MIR
Daniels is also a man of prominence
in financial affairs, being known as
the successful promoter of a large
sugar company. His presence here
might mean such an enterprise fol
| the Salmon country. G. II. Bradford
| is the secretary of the Pope-Shanon
| In honor of their visit numbers oi
Salmon business men have arranged
a visit with them to the Pope-Shenor
Sunday to spend the day. The Re
tcorder joins the promoters in be
speaking representative gathering
There. Cars for the trip should
Fleave Salmon at around 10 o'clock II
1.-THE morning. 1t is worth while to SEE
what the Bradford process is Besides
thus honoring the distinguished visit
! ors who are interested with US in oul
own material development. Let ev
erybody go along who can arrange te
ldO so.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-26
SALMON SCHOOL NOTES

An interesting assembly was held
last "Wednesday afternoon. First,
Pauline Gates. Cora Ford and Jay
South played the violin, piano and
drums. Then Mr.. Rand made n
speech about the Y. VIC. A. Miss
Barron told OF being alone In Chi
cago depot several years ago walt
Ing for one of her relatives TO cali for
her A " w. c. A. matron took her
to the Y w. G. A. house for the
night. She feels that she will always
owe them a great debt because OF
their kindness. Mr.. Rand then told
of the intention OF some OF the neo'
pie in Salmon to build &xpublic swim.
ming pool IL money carebe raised.
Mrs. Emigh said she would donate
two dollars IL 10 others would give
the same. So on the spot 10 two
dollar pledges were made. Several
made "a one-dollar pledge and some
SO cents.
The Salmon school students are
preparing for the oratorical and spell
middle of April or the first OF May.
Miss Flesher was III last Wednes
day and could not attend 10 her school
work
The High school band is getting
along famously. II has been said
that music hath charms to soosife
the savage breast; and we believe
they could do SO.
Violet Biscoe has returned from
California and is back with US again
She says: Dear old Salmon looks
good TO me-"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-26
SALMON LOOKS GOOD TO
THREE NEW MERCHANTS

A. j. Malone of Spokane came on
Monday to join the force OF the J. c.
Penny company in Salmon. This
company is about to open new store
in this city, with l.. W. Greving and
Mr.. Malone In charge. The former
lives with his wife in the Dillon res
idence and Mr.. Malone. who will be
joined hereN this week by Mrs. Ma
lone and their two children, is look
ing for a home.
New Market Man.
H. s. Halstead, who has opened
the former meat and general supply
market of Harry Hagen, on Tuesday
bought the residence property OF ].
p. Maxfield on Main street togeth-
er with a portion of the furniture
therein, the total price of $4,000 being
paid. The Halstead family of wife
and children are expected from Mon
tana this week. The eldest Of the
children is of school age. Mr. Hal
stead owns property at Brody which
has been placed on the market for
sale as he intends permanently to
resile in Salmon as offering better
He has fitted up his
store with new stock and it presents
an inviting appearance, with a man
behind it who knows his business
These changes and enterprises
mean the addition Of three desirable
families for Salmon and there are
many more to come. There is wei
come for them here.