The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-08-18
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Mr.. and Mrs. Burrill Brough and
FRED Brough, Sr., are at Salt L AXE.
George Kern Of Gibbonsville was q
business visitor in Salmon on Monday.
The P. J. Dempsey family are
camping at Robinson bar for ten DAYS
The venerable couple, Judge Frank
McCracken and wife, celebrated
tnelr 45th wedding anniversary az the
18th Of August at Carmen.
w. 7. Blasingame is in town fron,
nus bohannon bar ranch. His son Ed
girl. iA u AZ q
j. (Dad) Rathbun is starting the
elec.ion OF new store and dwelling
aI carmen, the store to house the
postofflce, which is now in charge of
Mrs. Lloyd Sellers. -
Donald Martin was around amono.
his Salmon friends on Monday and
tuesday receiving the glad hand of
scores OF them ON winning the repub-
ilcan nomination for sheriff.
At dinner Wednesday evening with
the Rev. and Mrs. Hawlev were the
n OF the family of the Rev. w.
L. beattie who are to leave Salmon
Tor trays River, Washington, on Sat
urday. VA ''
Dean Miller of the school of fores-
try, University of Idaho, is announced
TO visit Salmon on August q in the
nope OF meeting with persons inter-
ested IN the subject. He is travelling
IN a small car and will speak at the
farm bureau next Monday evening on
the subject of farm forestry.
"Why on earth is it," inquired a
disappointed customer at one of the
big supply stores the other day, "that
can never get sack of bran in this
mans town." That's easy?" ex-
planned the merchant. "The bootleg
gers have use for all of it in their
growing business of making mash"
Mrs. W. B. Horn expects to take
over the management of her late hus-
bands business, including the Salmon
| Chall1s stage. AS atfording better at
tention to it she will move her resi-
dence to the rooms adjacent to the
stage office at the corner opposite
the Shenon hotel, the Horn dwelling
house being for rent. :,
They got the habit in war times Of
asking for free publicity and they
keep 1t up. In every mail there is at
least a sack full of one propaganda Or
another to which the newspapers are
asked to lend their columns without
charge. "This is a good thing" says
the promoter, "and we trust YOU will
help it along" That's what they all
say.
Horace Pope has assumed regular
duty as night Waterman in Salmon,
taking the place of Tull Dunlap. The
appointment was made at the last
meeting of the city council, being a
pleasant surprise to Mr.. Pope, who
had accepted other employment. He
served as Waterman for a brief time
during vacation of the regular
Waterman early this year and made a
good officer. He was an unsuccessful
candidate for sheriff at the primary
election.
Mrs. J. f. Melvin was a guest on
Monday of Mrs. Dewitt Nichols for
a visit in the upper Lemhi valley. The
party of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Nichols
and Dewitt Nichols and young son
stopped for dinner at the Thomas H..
Yearian ranch, proceeding the same
day to Leadore and Gilmore. At the
latter place are the Nichols homes.
1t was ascertained while these well
known mine operators were in Sal
mon they were looking up real estate
investments here.
Two youngsters from New York,
Pablo Harris and John Fuller, are
roughing it on the Oliver ranch tor an
indefinite time to learn something of
the great out of doors in the Rocky
mountains. Their first lesson came
along with instructions impaired by
the proprietor, George w. Oliver, IN
the art of holding On to a bu2king
horse, which was an experience alto
gether exciting. This palt OF then
teaching was preliminary to the pro
sale work of stacking and handling
grain in the straw, which in the
course is calculatel to cultivate good
appetities for three squares a day. Up
to this time they have had no more
strenuous life than in school.