The Idaho recorder., 1922-03-03
ALMON LOCALS


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Shesman of Arco is register
Balmoll
kand Mrs. E. f. Higiey were
from Iron creek on Wednesday.
hnd Mrs. S. w. Hixon and Mrs.
Hixon were in Salmon from
tanch on TUESDAY.
r A. Ferris and Mrs. j. E.
came down from the d. c.
on the motor Thursday.
Z. r. Benedict has been Sc
! i'll at her upper Lemhi valley
Mr. Benedict is a we'll known
TX man..
Seth Daniels and baby are to
he month in Salmon. Mr.. DAN
bught them TO town from the
n Wednesday
Ind Mrs. Bert Lynch are down
beir Tendoy ranch home, Mrs.
being a sufferer from acute
ion AMI coming to Salmon for
attention.
|utput at the Harmony mines is
tons daily. The power plant
shing all the power needed to
big mill, as well as the COM
}, and light for the camp.
Roy Conlee family have been
since last week with what
ID to be a genuine case of the
epidemic. DIR. Hammer has
of the patients and they are
g well.
A. Carlson and wife of Ten
ne in Salmon Monday and
of this week on business.
rlson has one of the biggest
Il ranches on the Lemhi and
our most successful farmers.
IN is soon to have a new family
/. and Mrs Bernard Waugh at
!. Mr.. Waugh is to take the
hclmsman on the motor for
md p, now held by Earl Will
$ho is to leave this month for
failroad motor had it's biggest
t Monday on the way to Sal
n the twenty-seventh day of
nth it brought twenty-seven
ers from the upper valley,
them coming here to attend
TX sales this week.
Beers has traded his Jerome
Rings, comprising 100 acres,
acquired in a deal with G. A.
$for the Beers store in Salmon,
George Baciu ranch. Baciu
portion of the hogs on the Jer-
Ach which Beers recently pur-
IN Iowa and will move to Jer-
Ee Grubb, Del Brown, Oliver
i and others from the Pahsim-
ne in attendance at the stock
3esday and WEDNESDAY. of this
The extremely cold weather
my probable buyers, away. The
b of the roads was also bad for
buyers to attend. Still good
re reported.
r E. Ferguson is back from an
visit to his parents in Cedar
Iowa. Mr.. Ferguson reports
conditions acute, owing to the
|5nre of mortgages on a vast
! of fine Iowa farms bought
the war boom on speculation,
payment down, the balance
rppearing, and the final result
\ foreclosure.
IN has been the headquarters
Hlemen this week. James T.
y was down from. his Tendoy
here he has one of the finest
all the intermountain country.
Nieoll and c. A. Carlson were
nbered among the stockmen
! from the same locality, while
apenter, the auctioneer in
the sales, halls from Tendoy
81 9nni'sT~
4cedented snowdrifts on both
les to the corner at the Seven,
= ranch offered wayfaring
lles all they could 10 to get
gay up the Lemhi valley, until
Fred Kreger opened a safe
with his road machinery. The
Is as fine as flour and had
IS dry as desert sand in Sept
nd Mrs. Carnes. had as their
4 the Shenon for dinner Mon
ling members of the evening
lub. The culb played the
the Bellamy home, with the
invited guests: Mrs. Clover
Mrs. c. A. Beers, Ray Ed
Miss Lynn Pemble, George
The prizes went to Mr.. Ed
J. Putnam, Mrs. Beers and
AIMS.
d Hankey is in Salmon this
m Gibbonsville where he has
Ii number of weeks looking
+ mining interests. Mr.. Hankey
ciates are pushing develop
rk AMI deserve great credit
a they seek to accomplish.
Dung fellows are full of grit
Elimination and such men are a
y to the county and the COM
% general. We need more like
- we wish them luck and lots
their big undertaking. Every
ehould give them a boost of