The Idaho recorder. [volume], April 02, 1920, Image 5

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e a Martin Ditcher
And Cut Your Ditching Cost in Half
Complete Shipment Received
ENON HARDWARE A IMPLEMENT COMPANY
SICK ROOM SU
ATER 60TTLES, RUBBER è'SrfiTAL
TAIN SYRINGES, BABY SYRINGES
^ST PUMPS, COTTON GApZE
[ANDAGES, a complete line at alî tintes
Can also fill your prescription '
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j. Hettinger The Salmon^Dfuggist
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LMON LOCALS *
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Rex
lsmlMlin of rilmort > lB i
dm on 'his
almon. ca ,
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Blossoms a? the Rex
|l 9th ttnd 10th.
Kentucky" is coming to Iciates
L billed at the Grand,
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rehie is enlarging the 1
care of his growing the
Williams and wife were i
upper Sainton river)
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h and wife came front
fck on a shopping mission;
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k^irhi« heu,ifn rancn 1 w
ESalnion b ranen
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k of the Citizens nation- for
gone to Pocatello on » ;
s visit, ;
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Tag'a was this week |
•Tie Allie White home, j
~ly creek. 'and
Dck and wife were down sup
spending the bette; ]
[for
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ght has contracted with !
on and Fred Urads<edt
om bungalow on Main !
J eek in this city.
tvens came up from Po
week with professions?
oite Judge Cowen's court.
play worth while, In Old
o tfe given at the Grand
Don't miss it nor allow
n to miss U ' j
to be one of those enter
eroli dances Friday. April t
Waltz a specialty. All
». Tickets $1.50.
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je\t meeting of the S il- (
board, April 5, the selec- igoo
superintendent is ex
me up.
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e is completing the base- p
six-room bungalow ant. recorn
Main and Challis roau.
hell is doing the work.
of worship for tlie ;
Science congregatiitn has
to the Hill building ad
■ Fenney store, Main
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llison and his sister and ;
Brown and Mrs. Thain, |
ngers for the Mtddlefork |
Mrs. Twining went out ed
A'hite has sold for his
Mrs Everett the latter's
Mrs. E ei . p UV er nurse
est
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Mrs. George A. Snow and is
ved by train from Moscow
morning to occupy their js
oh home, the former re*i- i
Owen Swift in Brooklyn. lhe
a Gilmore mining man of
child
nner and A. C. Rog'ers of KOod
executive, forces
McGlenn was the
11 Use it on his rounds
est as a drummer.
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his week from Spokanr.
sp'.-aks of the many in
ard on the outside about
kess enterprises and loss* D v
Salmon, indicating wale j
iken in this locality. _
oore has told his friends ,1
'expects soon to become a
of the island of Cuba. He
-timer in Salmon. Nobody
Id like to see him go so far
fact everybody would want
tav right here among those
him best. He recently
land holdings and horses j |
determination to leave.
her day. finding the s'age||
aded to capacity, Mrs. Le»- : |
lertook to walk home, be |
sburg The first day's hike. |
in the morning till early In ' |
ning. brought her to the |
hotel, where after a night's |
proceeded to her horn' ■ or. |
k. never reeling better in |
than when she arrived there |
'dais was over in the Black I
riet last w.-ek wilh Charles |
who has valuable, mining |
there. Mr. Boulais speaks |
Rtically of it. with nothing !
for its development bat b I
get at it. "Keep everlasting |
away at the commissioners |
doing something to improve |
was what he told The
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_ Sae^ BROKEN BLQSS* JMh a«, t île
Rex theatre, April Jn^jtnd 10th.
E. D. Wolfe was dow^ from Lemhi
'his week attending the big auction
ca , e Qn Monday * 6 jw
L. W. Greving of the Penney store ;
is at Spokane meeting with his asso- I
Iciates in the chain of stores of that'
company. \
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C. F. Snyder, prominent rancher of
the Seventeen Mile ■section, was |
'among the guests at v the Business ,
Men's blow-out last night. |
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George V\. MsAtBtajr . and J. D. ;
Brown were dowï. nom May last | j
night to attend the doings of the.
Business Men's association. j
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J. A. de Harre «tfY&éie ThirlkUl !
moving oday, ^fermer to he ; d
w and the
laïer to the deBarre residence.
Walt Harrison has bought a tractor
for general farm work which, he is ,1
soon to commence at Lemhi. Mrs.;
; Harrison and the children are to visit ;
jn the east at the old home, *
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j a line bunch o£ {be Macnab ewes )
'and Iambs passed through town thisj
morning front the home ranch to hay i
sup pii, Ja They tire ready for tit*: *
] range as SOO n as the range is ready I
[for them. 1
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Another Stock Stic. j
■ Consignments by H. L. Summers. '
iThomas Kane <t Son and C. A. Nor-'tor
! ton make up another sale of Short
horn cattle to take place in Salmon
! April 6. See ad for particulars.
band
Mr. Webb,
! Sells Sheep.
( Charles W\?bb has sold
igoo sheep to Mead Neal.
who has been Ptoning sheen for the J
(past eight years, is retiring from the
business. ,
C0UNTY NURSEE REPORTS OH
j Miss M E.
completed last week
t , on of 36 put ,n s in
county nurse,
the examina
nte Brooklyn
result was tabu
school, where the
lated as follows:
p or 13 no sort ot ' treatment was
recorn mended.
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Nutrition was fo und good for 32.
Four were underW*(ght.
Two suffered from heart trouble.
One had détective hearing.
In four there were nasal defects.
Seven had defectix« vision.
TwVnty ha«l d*'feitWe teeth.
Twelve tonsila ! ifwcted.
Twelve had a(?eh«flds.
Recommended for treatment 24. ,
One referred to physician, diagnos-}°
of *he county
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Two hom'e visits made.
One eye bandaged.
The observations
nurse will be watched with the great
est interest. Among other things
she says:
Health is a national obligation and
is a matter of great economic im
portance an d the question is. What
js b e j n g done to increase thv nation s
i efficiency. If we give the child
lhe pr o|>er start we nred not worry
of abmn the adult. The fate of the
child depends on the standard of the
home. Children are .entitled to as
of KOod care as thf . nte stock or crops,
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A human life is worth $40,000. ee-;
onmnjc value to , he nation . Fifteen
in- jnion rftf . annua iiv. Many of thesr
h , havp prolonged I.»
D v v . ic ,j defects h*r%een correcte«
j Vhildhood
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Now Open for Business
yyf carry a full line of FRESH and
CURED MEATS, Green Vegeta
bles, Fruits, Etc.
$wift Premium Hams, Bacon A Lard
These are choice goods and fresh
on the, market.
When in need of anything in our line
call or phone your order.
GU Ü PRICES ARE RIGHT Two d^
liveries daily—10:30 am and 4 pm.
Satisfac
Y'iur patronage solicited.
ti«>n guaranteed.
business phone. 163 Bk tes. phone
Halstead's Cash Market
Buys N. I. Andrews Home.
Mrs. E. M. Yearisn has purchase«'. Hex
for $3.500 the N. I. Andrews home tn !
Salmon. This property ts locatec 1
opposite the Shenou block and is con- 1
siilered a gtrod buy as an investment.
For long years when the Andrews
family occupied it the beautiful lawn j R
was a gathering place for pretty j —
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One of the Worst.
A real blizzard of the Montana
variety came howling over the
mountains from the north Tuesday
evening. Snow in sheets from off the
high peaks was driven along CO miles
an hour. The snow soon blew out |
but the wind coniinued to whistle
through the night, with a temperature
that fell to 15 below zero.
Mother of M.s. J. W. Elliott.
Mrs. Williams, mother of Mrs. J.
W. Elliott of near Ulysses, passed
away Thursday. March 25, ag'ed 65
years. There are three other
jdaughters, Mrs. Wrn. Daley of Butte.
^Mrs. John Canonica of Lewiston, amt
F '« nl L, Br . ow , n of L'vlngBton
, £ dy wm \ ,R,d U) *'*'
jw Ure G^bbonsville cemetery on Sat
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I Woman's Club Elects.
The Salmon Womans club at its
last meeting elected new officers as
follows:
President—Mrs. W. H. Shoup.
| Vice presidents—Mrs. Scribner anc
, Mrs. U. A. Smith.
| Recording secretary—Mrs. Phfl
'Rand.
; Corresponding Secretary—Mrs. P.
| j Dempsey.
Treasurer—Mrs. A. C. Amonson.
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J Lest We Foraet
! Don>( Mothers'
; d , , ()j() Fellows haI) , Su nday,
April 4. Tickets on sale a. Kinsey's.
Smokehouse. Fred White's, Pyeaft's
drug store and Donnelly s. The menu
,1 s inviting:
Noodle soup
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Creamed chick',>n
Sliced ham, mashed potatoes, peas
Salad, jellies, pickles
Dev lied egg
let? cream.
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Benefits fpr Office and Patrons.
The latest addition to the office
1 equipment of The Recorder is a proof
press. A recent addition was the
j latestmniling machine and oniy a
' little while ago a splendid p'erfora
ttnd punching machine was added. ^
An automatic folding machine was ij
purchased some time ago. besides t *
.the new Intertype machine. All thrs /
equipment Is first class, ns are Ute
'presses. ' st it cher,' 'etc'" which Together Rex
of,with the newest type faces keep the
office fully up to the high standard i
one
J required. These appliances enable us
not only to do good work in our Un* '
, but they are labor-saving an I ex
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,ner
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the
the
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I p'ense-saVing devices intended to
I work benefits to office and patrons that
'dike.
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An All Fools Dance. art||
An all fools' dance is to be given
b. the Cheeroli orchestra this Friday the
night. April 2. The members of .his
cWeery musical company assure 1 ne
Recorder that thc\ hop' 1 to make for
better dance music than they have
heretofore. Besides rehearsing ot to
ten they have a complete n«'W outfit
of drums and traps, upon w hich it is
certain I heir expert and original
drumm'er. Leonard Hull, will mump
ulate with dexterity. The proceeds
of this dance will be turned over to
the high school athletic fund to as
slst spring athletic -activities Per
haps you have heard, in one form or j
this orchestra- the playing. I
management, motive, etc. Try being
a Missourian tonight.
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Why Colds are Dangerous.
You are often told to "beware of a
cold," but why? We will tell you
Every cold weakens the lungs,
lowers the vitality and paves the way
for the more serious diseases. Peo
ple who contract pneumonia first
take cold. The longer a cold hangs
on. the greater the danger. esp»*cially
from the germ diseases, as a cold
prepares the system for the reception
and development of th germs of con
sumption, diphtheria, scarlet fever
a nod whoopinw cough The quicker
you get rid of your cold, the less the
ee-; danger of contracting one of th«-s«
|diseases. Chamberlain s Cough Rem
edy has a great reputation as a cure
I.» for colds and can be depend«-d uism
It is pTeasant to take F«»r sale b>
F <'• Hettinger. Salmon Druggist
Hex theatre, April 9th and 10th.
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LeorC*» Hushes is home in ^al
mon from spending the «inter n«iu
hallis.
gee BROKEN BM1SSOMS at the
R ex theatre. April 9th and 10th.
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Sue BROKEN BLOSSOMS at the
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The Latest Design In
Hot
Cakes
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Is Made From
Quaker
Puffed Pancake
Flour for 25 Cts
Now Shown at
REENE'S
ROCERY
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See BROKEN BLOSSOMS at th
Rex theatre. April 9tli and loti).
$100 Reward, $100
The readers of thl* paper wilt b«
■era la at lens'
one dreaded disease that science Las
thäVV
dreaded disease th
beer, able to cure In alt Its »tune* and
that Is «atnrrh. Catarrh bring greatly
influences by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment. Hall's
Catarrh Medicine is taken Internally and
art|| tliru t)l0 i« !ood on the Mucous Rur
fares of the Hystem thereby destroying
the foundation of th; «»Mase, «i y Inf the
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proprietor» have »o much
faith in the curative power» of Hall a jj
hundred nrita îTfor* w «h?U» faB*. j
to cur ,.. p» nd for list of t«-stI monial* 11
Address F. J. CHFNF.Y it ÇO., Tolsdo,
Ohio. Sold by all Druggist. 75c.
See BROKEN BLOSSOMS at tin
Rex theatre, April 9th and 10th.
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LOCAL SPKCIAL
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PLY MOl TH '1 0< K ' s ^ h, ' r ' ,u *^ r
bred Plymouth Rock eggs $1 i«*i
dozen. Inquire at this office,
FOUND—Bunch of six keys on
street between Greene's and city
FDR SALK
hall. Ia-fi at Recorder office.
FOR SALE Black Percheron SIhI
lion. Vannian 41712, Import«-«:.
Weight about IHOf* lbs. G«*ts coisl
colls and is sure. Will sell ai a
bargain. K«*e W. W. Slavin or
Hans Walch ill, Carmen. Idaho.
Restaurant equipment.
consisting of birg«
connections, water
utensils, fables
utensils, tables.
rang«
tank,
taBI •
tab!«
wat»-r
rooking
ward.
ware.
chairs, capacity i<> feed thirty peo
pi«. Price $500. B«*e G. I» Quarles.
WE BUY. raise, and sell fui bearing
rabbits, and «»Hier fur bearing anl
mais. List what you have with us
stating your lowVst prices on large
lot shipments. The Fur tt S|w-cial
ty Farming Co.. 515 517 N. P. Av<-.
Fargo. N. Dak.
FOR KENT Furnlsh«*d hous* Mrs
O. C. Jones.
ESTRAY—Came to my ranch about
Nov. 1. 1919. two fillies, on«- bla« U.
the other gray, brand«*d bar V on
left shoulder. Owner can hav«- j
sanA' by paying feeding charge |
and advertising exfwnse.
C. A. CAKI-HON. Tendoy. Idaho !
FOR RALE Two horse Btu<b'bak«-r
spring wag«»n. alm«»st new, for caBh.
I S«*«- this offic«'.
LOST Clasp purse, «»n Main street
Saturday. March 20. c««ntainjng
$5.25 and padlock key. P1« ase not
ify James H Clark. Salmon. ,
FOR SALE A new Ford one ton
truck, run less than 1<*on mil«*s
Price $7<»0. H. Mylander, Carmen.
FOR KALE —Good Dodge roadatir.
i 1917 m«»fiei. and in first class oondl
1 tion. Fred Frey. Salnmn. Idaho.
Rooms to Rent Mrs. W. B Fowler
FOR SALE—Shares of the capital
stock of th* Pioneer Bank A Treat
Company. See Harry Kelly.
1 See BROKEN BLOSSOMS at th**
Rf-x theatre. April 9th and lOlh.
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Announcement
We have been selected as dealers and service
itationof PHILADELPHIA DIAMOND GRID
BATTERY. We are battery specialists and are
equipped to test, recharge and repair starting
lighting batteries of all makes. We can furnish
renewal parts for any battery or a new DIA
MOND GRID BATTERY for any car. Give us a
trial on guaranteed work.
SALMON ELECTRIC and BATTERY SHOP
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MACK'S B00TSH0P
Jumps in Ahead of High Prices!
We tcxik a chance and bought our shoes a long time
ago, over a year ago indeed, and since then we had to
fight to get them, hut they are here. They were bought
at the prices prevailing at the tin.e the order was placed.
Our contract held factories to deliver, even though they
hemmed and hawed to back out on one pretext or an*
other, wanting to put on from one dollar to three dol
lars per pair. We say we were lucky and we propose
to puss on the good luck to our customers.
The stock is complete in all respects, in style, color
and leathers, and the offering w ill he placed on sale
during next 30 days at lo^s prices than present or
derings will cost us without any 111 rgin of profit added.
Take our advice on this point and buy NOW. Time
will prove that while M2 and MÔ shoes will come along
pretty soon at other >tor«s they haven't arrived at
Mack's Boot shop— not yet.
All <.ur Menh Wnlk-Ovpr. American foTitlenmn an«l Educator
Dies'-Shoes, all st.cobirs un«l l« uih«'is advance |<iic«> »12 and
up: tor tills wilt* ................ ........5T85 toM W
( Mir fumons, genuine * '!i!pp ,- wa 10-in. high lop Hoot, sold at 111 • fh
tills sal«- at............. ................................611 mt
Chippewa Work Shoes, thru oak no Um. sold at ♦MiO to fM.ftO: t his
sale at.......................................
'Genuine Army Tan Knoe, sol«I «■vervwhere f«>r gtt.no; thin sale M il
Tan Buckskin Shoes, guaranD « «! lor wear, sold at *5 50; this
sale ut......................... ................. ........ Itü
Bovs' Fine Dress Mmes In hlacfc and hiuwn, English and jnedium
round to«*, sizes 1| to 2 and 2: to ■ sold al W-A0 ami ». -Rl: for
this sale......................Mil and MM
Buts' Tail, I '. s. army last, slrelt.oi, suid al m and $7.i'«; ihla
s;i l',. ;l (..................................... ......$4 96and M.8#
of Kuhhfrr- and Felt Goods
for cost to clean them out.
: re new stock intended for
standard makes,
old by us which is not satis
Broken stock of all kind
will he sold at t hi - le
Remember all our Shoes
spring and an
We make good any -hoe ■
factory in wear.
When you m > d R « pa t leg m n
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Early Gardens
We have ju t opened up new lot of Northrup
King 6i Company's Garden Seeds in ô. 1".
1 Ä and 20c package Our hulk garden and
field seed- will lie in later for large garden and
truck growers. Save the postage buy a! home
AVEMANN
I ARD WARE
Salmon
Phone 44
Salmon
City
GARAGE
can make immediate deilveries of
DODGE EROS. CARS AND TRUCKS.
STORAGE— Hinter Rate *10 Per Month
Repair Shop- -No inexperienced holjH rs. Our men
are mechanics, and we GLARAN I EL OL R WORK
Oxy-Acetylene Welding and Battery Department
BradleyGRose