The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-09-24
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! Charles Harder is threshing his
grain.
There will be dance at Gibbons
| Vile o. the oath.
George Dean is out of school on &C
/ count of sickness.
Charles Hull and son Richard were
/ business visitors in Salmon Monday.
School began in Gibbonsville Mon
day, with twenty-three pupils enrolled.
! John Hull was thrown from horse
last week and was pretty badly
: bruised w.
Mr.. and Mrs Homer Holbert of Sal
mon were over Sunday guests at the
parental Pemble home.
Sarah Palmer of Carmen is attend
ing school in Gibbonsville. She Is
staying with her aunt. Mrs. Charles
Jones.
Charles Hull and family and Mrs.
Rose Hull were pleasantly entertained
at the Glavin home in Gibbonsville
Sunday.
The Dave Faucet family is in Glib
louisville for stay OF few weeks,
/ while Dave does assessment work on
his claims.
The Wensig family are moving from
Northfork to Gibbonsville, so that they
will be able to have their children at
tend school.
Dr. Stratton was called to Gibbons
Vile last week to see Mr.. Van, who
was suffering with a serious attack
of Indigestion and heart trouble.
Mrs. Joe Roske received telegram
from ST. Regis called her home imme-
diately. No further particulars were
given. She left the next day, taking
the youngest girl with her.
Freeman Lanterman's brother and
friend, Mr. Ford, of Illinois arrived
last week for visit at the Lanterman
home They drove through in an auto
mobile.
BudGie Roske had quite painful
though not serious accident last week
He was helping John Hull drive up
cow and young calf. The cow turned
and hooked him on the knee. He is
recovering nicely.
Lee r. Jones and wife and three
younger children were business Wis
itors in Gibbonsville Monday. Mr..
Jones has purchased the old hotel
from Mrs. Brown and will move the
lumber to his ranch on the flat.
Mrs. Philip Rand and two children
were weekend guests at the Carnes
ranch.
Vernon Harder was a guest of John
Hull Sunday.
Gerald Ravndahl is spending few
days with Mr.. Lameraux at the mine
on Hughes creek.
Mr.. Ravndahl and daughter Clara
were guests of Mr.. Carnes at the. mine
on Sheep creek Thursday.
A number of bear have been seen
in the hills recently. Among them
was large one with white face and
white stripe down it's back. We
wonder if it really was bear.
Mrs. Joe Roske and three children
of Poison, Mont, are here visiting her
sister, Mrs. John Roske. She expects
to remain in Lemhi county until next
spring.
Vernon Monk went to Salmon Sun
day.
Thomas Games and family were
bushes visitors in Salmon Monday
Ethel Roske went up with them. She
will stay with her grandparents, Mr.
ana Mrs. Niemann. and attend school,
school opened here with fourteen
pupils in attendance.
James Robbins and Talbert Bartie
were delivering mutton, vegetables
and fruit in Gibbonsville Tuesday
Mrs. Austin Trowbridge and chill
dren have returned to their home in
Gibbonsville.
Mrs. Roland Sullivan and children
are visiting Mrs. Bartle.
There will be dance at Gibbons
vile in the near future.
Jorn Hull is taking orders for choke
cherries. They are going fast.
Ora Cockrell is down from his ranch
looking after his sheep interests.
William Carpenter is moving his
sheep to Salmon. expecting to ship
them out soon.