The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-03-24
LLMON LOCALS
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Edison Of the Pahsimaroi is in
week on business.
&nd Mrs. Dan Ross arrived
hy from Port Angeles, Wash,
ley spent the winter.
saimon schools Te-opened on
H after two weeks closing on
[cf the prevailing malady OF
are almost impossible. In
hi mail service and delayed
Ration all point to the annual
feak-up.
Dan Mcpherson was an out
ssenger from Salmon yester-
4 Arco after a visit with her
DIR. and Mrs. George ludlow.
ladies Aid society will meet
!. Russell w. White on Thurs
nnoon, March Both. All men,
juld try to be present.
A Beers is now located on
kh, recently purchased from
blu, and is getting things in
r the biggest crop ever pro-
Lemhi county.
4. w. Palmer and children of
creek were brought TO Sal
int and early yesterday morn
ake the motor for a visit at
Montana, with Mrs. Palmer's
drs. Al Hepp.
!. Barnett, Paris O'Biel, F. J..
nd Tom Heating affixed their
the Shenon register on We'd
and Thursday. Mr.. Barnett
|cmpanied by Roger Pierce,
Qeadore, who came own for
ork.
Buchanan, manager of the
company at Ulysses, has been
development work with a
brce of men all winter, and
les getting plenty of ore at
date for a seasons run at
Ind Mrs. Mark Steele came
kom Gilmore on Monday to
Gn Salmon for a week or ten
r. Steele is regaining the
lost in the recent accident by
4e came near having his eyes
unity injured.
/ Crippen was called to Sal.
4 Monday by the illness of his
Crippen has been in the
Nv ashington for the past year
me of the best road makers
1nty ever had as man who
low. Lord, Lord, how we neet
contractor for making repair!
Challis highway is here, expect
begin work at once, and will
q force of twenty men for the
three months. About S12,00t
of work will be done, repair
! damage done last year by thu
inter.
Gilmore camp and the Har
Zines company, have been ham
u their operation the past tw'
on account of the prevailing
ia of sickness. Many men il
|anps are unable to work, an,
les are working only about hal
'8pacity.
ITS and power were impaired no
) this week because of the rus
ter bringing down from tn
& adjoining the race a great 10
sh that refused to go througl
reel. Inc management was abb
ep the lights burning unde
i bad circumstances.
ri train and motor takes on
lutte a large consignment @
rom the Salmon country. TIL
{ Shipments are made from b
d far there have been no delay
~ shipments on the off-trai
when the little motor hauls tn
rs far as Leadore.
dent Harry Hill has appointe
fftees to act with him in til
il Rifle club activities as TO
Birds-E. X. Abbott, Freddi
ii and A. J. Putnam. Fish--S.
, Shirley Johnson and r \
Ill. Gan1e-W. C. Doebler, Lloy
j and F. Fl. Havemarn.
rge Pr rkli~. & disabled sold :
IN with hie family on L0c
Where TIC gcveTnment has plal
nfor' his health. passed throue
j Way to Challis and Poeatel
Wednesday,. Mr.. Franklin brougl
him his winters catch of fur
Municipality wild cat, coyote ar
j of the pleasantest dwellings
81 has been secured on a lea.
least a year by C. S. Scribne
supervisor,wh has taken Il
Mckinney home. This home hs
reftte throughout when the NJ
W decided to move to one of Il
ny ranches where they expe
main.
1tractor Boomer left Salmon We
\, saying he would be back aga
While here Mr.. Boomer W
yiewed by numerous persons al
holders with reference to electi'
- that he had drawn down b
sonsidered as belonging to hi
he recent court decision, b
|<iSfactory basis of sediment w
"a at.