The Idaho recorder. [volume], April 02, 1920, Image 8

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A Correction.
WV mention' j ltd w > < Kh
that Van Waxen of Salt Lake,
<*ral manager of the Hunm-t ndm
hVre looking oier I ho the property
of the company ('orrertiun. Van
Waxen la no (anger munzgcr. havuitr
been succeeded by J II Cook of Halt
LakY.
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Esstcr Sert tes.
An Ka*ter service will be held at
the school house al H o'clock Sunday
•>—"« TW «T,*. .m
larg.-ly of song Howrever. appropr!
ale scripture will b** tend and r
short talk by Dr. »afford Au off.-i
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tng will be taken b.Tora the
close to be lurnnd over to »i* Hun
day school as tWs scIuh.I ti lurdl)
large enough to pay for lUrmure
nnd lanltors charge. Ho eon® put to
the East.-r s rvire prepurwd I ) give
a—*--• —*—• ----
the Sunday «choot a boo»' 1
Company Attention
If the following named boys will
rail at the local |w»*lofflre the post
master will give them theii Cer
ilflcate of Appreciation. Issued by
fb<- citiz.-ns of Halnion. as a remem
brance of war service. Tin- boys are
H. J Nlcliolaon, William K. Dalby.
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Ed Mc lies. Gustave Carlson. Jno. It
Anderson, John Peterson, i' G. Hay«
Michael Proulx.
The Stork Again. 1
I^aaf Saturday the «toik visited the
home of Mr. ami Mis Earl Hoffman
and left u fine baby boy. Everybody
Including the stork appear |o b e j
well pleased. 1
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Noturna from CM.'*xico. |
Grant Bohannon 1 turned Monday'
from Callexlco, California. whern !
he has been spending a portion of
«ht» winter Grant is a property
owner In that section and »peaks
vr-rv hltrhlv ,.f ihm
very highly of that country .
Will Howard and wife came from !»
the lower valley and have
li**r« for I hr nrt*M»ni \h iL.i*. u
bet-« for the prciM-nl. As there wat
no available house th rent they are
rooming and boarding Home loc »:
capitalist should •erect a few houses
for renul purposes, for there I« «
growing demand for them.
Bohl» Burns.
Anna Hums who taught school
bei « two lA'i'Mis, und tatet married
Hoheit Fleming, writes from Hwan
valley, Idaho, where they have a
ranch, to let het friends know that
there at> now three In the Fleming)
family.' The new addition ha» been ,
chrlsienetl Hoble Hums Fleming. * 0
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Family Affair.
If on« person had all th'.» chicken
poi of the Lee Htewart family that
l*»r«on would be some «Irk There
»I» lots of them and they v • all got
it. And si -liking of the Htewart
faintly, Mrs. Htewart is a kind hear*
od soul. She raises chicken» fur a
lot of stray, hungry eats. They kilt
*0(1 tliwss their own chickens though
for
Built In Bosch Magneto
Insures Hot Spark
Engine ignition--positive—powerful — perfect—from
Bo»ch h.gh tenatun >»cilDting magneto, built into every "Z"
Engine, insures »para that gives utmost power from fuel.
OsciUsting typ« means quick start with little cranking.
Highest gratte magneto on the market—every part inter
changeable—as accurately made as a fine watch. Its action
I» positive, iu spark is fiery—intense — Âoif
All contact part* extra strong—case hardened—wear resist
rag. This guarantees li.etime ignition-service for the **Z".
Periect ignition gives the "Z'' added power—quick starting
—»mouth, steady operation under all hud*.
Come in today and let ns tell you about other exclusive "Z**
features. For instance* R .ns on Kero*ene, cual oil, tops, as
well as nsoltne; more than rated power; every part inter
C hang cable; clean-cut,efficient design; long-lived endurance.
Factory Prices!
IH H. P------------1 75.00
• H. P------------125.00
é H. P. -------------- 200.00
nUDGMTtXTRA
HAVCMANN HARDWARE
Salmon. Idaho
It. I. Dryei M K Mahoney
Hue»« - -<>rs to llarr A. Ketcbuni
TireShop
Hatty Springt I e Id
Tira» and Tuba*
National Laad Battcnaa
Ttraa and Tuba» Rapairad
Tiras Ratraaded
an® Racharg»®
DRYER & MAHONEY
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LEADORE LOCAL LINES
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Van
Halt
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If you are not taking Th. Iteconler
* JOB I drop Into I>r. «afford-. office
and arrange for It, and with the
home now* and hotte ads and cooper
at tor of the home people well make
1 •!** Leadore page a home page.
Mrs. Slater returned from Soap
I«ake last w»iek where she has been
spending a month visiting with he.
fat he. and mother, Mr. and Mrs. KfJ
Melitta
at
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is* & Kt
l.ipe rooming house.
Dr K I. Hubbard will be at Lead
• ou, or five days during week of
lull II. lo attend to professional
ork In ,r,.nn«.n ...... .....
r
Leon Hells returned from Salmon
the Tuesday will, his Overland Foui
to business. la.n K.-.-.t of Mi.v also
came up with Mr H* Ils Mr il.-eu
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- if l ' ou, '
I V'T ,IH . . AI,han * ,h
, ! , * r "•* ained here for f
ci^'Ci'S' ff,
Cbtne UI. wilt. Mr Hells \f,
course of chine
by
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close Hie windows and incld.-n
t full If III at I Si (I Lee i.lnnh I»*.. I. I
remain for
practlc treatment.
The rieMillon sy si ein was praetlcVd
• re bv -.iti.rui I..U.
It
here by several lust Tuesday night
In the way of leaving bare foot
Pi.tits on ih. bitlroom carpet The ,,
Prints on the bedroom carpet; in.- L
high Wind ( aiiHiiiv 11:.lie. lo get up
(en '
K ,.i.
tally lo step ker plunk Into an Inch
of «<> of snow that had blown ln.
the ocean
( Dcdlc.il,- 1 |o Helen.)
1 ,,.,.1..,,. 1 <■> m-u-u./
*" fancy I eland at tin- close ol day
kaz 1 -- o'er the boundless sea.
An<1 w atch the millions of wavelets
e j l'Dty
1 Together. Jujt you and me.
For the Heu may moan
| And the sea may groan.
And the sea may fairly hiss;
! ,,ut we love her tone
As w'e stan* alont
Bor eacli
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ul1 - 1 l° v< * t" stand at the even «Lit
And watch the cap.'ring sea.
vide
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!» „ A 1 nd , T'1' 'ap-ring sea.
'ml stuily Hit- (>< can vvlld and vv
HtamJ with lut*.
to
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For each wave brings In a kiss,
,
, J.T' " f l4 *' ad " r *
* 0 '' "hltos ranch ft
rili the ocean will sigh
And the oP.-an may cry.
Hin to me 'tiH heavenly bliss;
For as the wild waves fly
And tie- mist rolls by
Each ripple brings in a kiss.
.Signed, Dit. HAFFOHD.
FOURTH OF JULY
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Gautier.
Sr,, are spending a few days with
their daughter, Mrs. Heth Daniels,
U|> the Salmon river.
,
Jto
With
will
else
Idm
by
I Mr.
drove down
• - Mr8, * H « e -
schm.lmat.-'' Mrs VVTd'tr' ' ° UI '
C A. Kicket ts and ramlly are stay
/ÎHU«L..w for awhile he
Hon * "Mr* /tickeM m '"'w m "'f" l.'ÎST
connected with the F F i-' !«' V m'
sîore », UlbbînHV l. Ho
Is
J. E Crook was in Salmon ,
Iness on Monday *
Elmo Slocks Is hack on the
for a Short time k ) n
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THE BEST PLACE TO EAT
( Formerly Hagen'»)
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
If you have complaint*, make them
here- not outside and elsewhere
FRKO V. aitCOK.
FARM LOANS
laanranae. Auditing and Coll acting.
Salman, Idaho
al I »il Ion
son, Lee
Personal.
Mr. and Mn. Hehuyler
h;u , v .„i t , ng It „ „
Kani ,. v .for h -veral (lay.-,
the
Bernard Allhands spent the great -r
portion of last and a pari of this
week on court duty in Salmon.
KfJ
, K1,K t 11 »'"' ' usons, r nose mi
"W"»« "*."»■
Mrs. A. M Baukol and son IîrooXs
were In Salmon last week where
Mrs. Baukel was having dental work
done.
annoum-,''to* riJ pubhc' 1 !hat * «he* wil'l
of K(vt . , )lan<( p -„^on» Those interested '
mav ( .,, r r .,„ ard . n _ ,^ rril . _ *,lv
*** .* ,w r *garding terms — Adv
Sarah Houtz returned laBt week
from Butte, where she took her
young son (Ben, to be operated on
The lad is much Unproved.
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laV, n 1 niu,dl lo Hay ln fiiVOi '
of ihat great stale and are glad to
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I gee and Aut»*n Htewart returned
f ro „, a winter s visit with their
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boyM . hav, ' n 1 mufh lo Ha - V ln fav <>r
be back in old l.emlii again.
1 f M< *" v " and fa "' i , 1 1 y havt
lfl f """ t»"* sawmill at Eighi
'w„ ln U , K ', 8a ^ ,n111 at Eight
*' !' a " d '.^f 1 has tat ' , ' n a I«*itton
,, h „ J ' ( y rug». Mrs
L b *i , ia,ly welcom 'd
, , ,ovel * a * 8,1 e is a tab (
' " Ud vl3llnl8t '
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Mrs. J. If.
vvock with
Pearson is here
millln'ery display
this
from
several uayi
before she returns hon
community to welcome a lady of so ,
pleasing a personality and conversa
tlonal ability Mrs Pearson expects °
to upend several il-.vs >u ciiuinr^
bef me " he"reTurns houu ( ' llm0 ^ . ln
I
Lavers of Hie itiovf.' drama will
make no mistake in going to see
Dorothy Phillips Saturday night in
"Paid in Advance " The play fits r
ItoroHiy and Dorothy fits tWa play.
Home of the scenes are rough .and
bloody but there is a clean moral
'hr.-ad running ail the way through.
, Hudey Hchufrelberg'.-r was taken
Jto Salmon Iasi week Friday suffering
With typhoid pneumonia. He was
brought down from Gilmore the night
before on a sit'd. Mrs. Schaffelber
aeconi|ianie<l her husband and
will remain with him through the
sIckn.'Hs, (Death of pati -nl reported
else where In this paper.)
O. Me Fall returned last week
lititil
I he
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troin a three weeks' trip which look
Idm to many places, accompanied by
by ('. E. Williams of Hall LakV, VVtn. Ht
,Walters and J. L. Kile of Filer, Idaho!
Mr. Williams Is the man who pur- n, '
.-based 200.IH)« shares of Kinimel I,u11
stock last w'.'ek and the other men!
' aJnt ' U| * look over l*«'<»P«Tty. | +
Abliorlng Gold Dust Baker tlr i
proprietor chooses (he crowd wd of- I *
•') marriage lo the high !
m' bldd, ' r ' and a,le Ih won by Jim ( A.
Ho «» ' b " Cur, so call',si because he
Is dlsplsed by his associates as n
, V 1 *"v' ' associates as a
tlcunken brute. But tils heart is pure 1
, S ''' Horothy Phillii>s in Paid
) n Advance at the Leadore hall, Atom with
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mmw rn m rn — - —--tdd
4
Big stock of Wall Paper
at the
Variety Store
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At GRtATLY REDICCD PRICES
;
Must be mit,t in ,
f.ir ■ . d . , L.?I^ .. ,, . mftk0 700,11
for the new stock which is now
on the road. COME EARLY and
make your selections while the
assortment Is good.
Mrs. Sadie Langel
Salmon
(ledninj & Pressing
Company.
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AND—
EWU in loti mes tor Ufies end lien
OM shod ot August Lum
Ion
Lee
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this
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* BOYLE CREEK *i*
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Th - Boyle . reek school w ill he our
Friday, April 2. The eighth pupils
will take th<-ir examination at the
Big Flat school.
Fred Niemann sold his ranch to
Frank Allen and Dewey Niemann
this w'-ek. Mr. and Mrs. Niemann !
will leave Saturday for IdahoFaRs
where they will put their little son
»»»a*— iu ,.0^0 ,.t -, Mrs.
under the care of a physician. Mrs.
I. A Goble will accompany them.
Mr. and Mrs. Bowler were bush j
n.-ss visitors to Salmon on Wednes- ;
MisH ,,oriK Cooper came borne |
' V '° [ ' day afler 8 ' /( ' ndln * a fe wlaya
at Carmen.
vi» mun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Sutter spent Sunday !
at the I. A. Gable home.
Miss Doris Cooper came home |
her
ur
'
to
Mr and Mrs. Fred Nieman spent
Sunday at Northfork. j
Leitha and Lester Gable spent Sun- ;
day at the Sutler home.
The county superintendent and!
The county Huperintendent and!
<-ount y nurse visited the Boyle creeicjLerahi
»chool Wednesday.
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SPRING CREEK
❖ -h d- -I* <' •> ❖<••!•<• + + ,l
I
and Mrs. Fred Nieman spent
1 !
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Niema.,
Sunday at the Itoske ranch.
Mrs. Eric Itavndal and daughter, -
'd Clover, and son, G'erald, spent Thurs
( day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ed
.Capemn. The Capertons have a new
Silvertone Victrnln
>..vc,,o,.e viciriiia. .
Andrew Sl'-rinerson spent Sun '
lay at the Charles Hull ranch.
fiminv Lliin imn u,nnt Iw Immv !ti
, Jl ly w,>nt to Salmon I
V° ny ,0 ° eor ^
° livt ' r ' whi>n th ** 8e l»oi»es get well
«roomed and mounted and go canter
. ln ( g ithrouah Central Hark no one or
I would ever recognize them as the
Han,e animals.
G'erald Itavndahl was in Northfork.!
Charles Trowbridge and Tolbert'the
r )ar,t wtnt up to the James Isley J&
ranch to get hay for the Hull ranch,
Joe Glennon Is moving to Shoup.
Miss Howard spent Wednesday at
Percy Anderson is in Northfork.
Fred Buster visited at the Bartl Is
ranch.
Wolcott of Big creek was in lion
Mr.
town last week.
W. E. McCracken postmaster, re-1 a
c'tived a sack of mail that should ore
have gone to Connecticutt. That'els
lititil is a long ways from home.
Mrs. Charles Harder has isst^'d
! 1
invitations for an Easter party for
I he school friends of
------- — Vernon and
Hubert. j
Miss Howard spent thfe week-end
Ht tb< ' Harder home.
Mr8 - Fred Nutting sjient Wed
n, ' s, hty aft*-rnoon with Mrs. Charles
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i . . ELLfS BREVITIES *
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! Lou Wells has sold his ranch
( A. V. Miller, who will move to taxe
Possession at once.
C-' Bursted and Miss Campbell of
'■ imrsieu and Miss Campbell
1 Patterson werp married recently.
J«® Sedlvic h*as been seriously ill
with an abscess on his neck.
Johin Kirkpatrick and mother are
now living with F. R. Wells on the
George Ellis farm.
4 John Cox has a wheel installed In
the Salmon rlwer to raise water for
irrigation.
"*
son
i.
Aider were
k.
Some crews of road workers m-r i.yUh
busy these days on Salmon May road v»,.
Jay Leonard is leading the farm- ',*>
ers hefj. having finished plowing
Mi* 1
I of
Lou Wells and Mi
-Salmon visitors this vv
be held at t he Leonard school house
on the 2nd of April.
The Rhode Brothers have mover*
onto the Milf
' son.
I Babe Ellis. Claude Alder anil oth
ers are going to Alberta. Canada,
this spring.
Mrs. George Ellis and daughter,
I Harriet, visited up the Pahsimaroi
week .. ,
; Frenchy is moving a bunch or
cattle down the Salmon river.
on the 29th of March.
Hugh Leonard is helping
Williams on his road contract. i
Th.- *o..l or.lorlc.l eon,e„ «
day
ranches for the se- i
tne se.. j
an-d
I
the
Mrs. Alex Wlddowson of Gilmore
*''nt to Blackfoot last week for
protracted visit, while Alex has gone
back to HVe Grizzly Hill property to
push further development.
J
with
Chronic Constipation.
There are people who never have
a movement of the bowels witho'it It
is produced by a cathartic. Most of
them have brought that condition on
themselves by the use of mineral wa
ters and strong cathartics that take
too much water out of the system and
aggravate the disease they are meant
to relieve. A mild laxative tonic like
Chamberlains Tablets affords a gen
tie movement of the bowels that you
hardy realize has been produced by a
; medicine, and their use is not likely
to be followed by constipation For
jsale by E. G. Hettinger. Salmon Drug
Igist. Adv.
C. N. f LIDA Y
IIIHIItMM
H. W. Sl'ELLMAN I
Leadore Load (o.
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Unfls - Insurance - Mines!
I.EADORE. IDAHO
Modern Machine Shop. Car Re
pair* ami Automobile Accesor
les. Gasoline and Oils. Free
Air. Livery Car Service. Open
Day and Night.
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*i* GILMORE
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our It is true that there ts more ore
nlilu A. 1,t ' re , at
-in sight in the .......- ..... *......i«ivrs
the present time than there ever fads
'been. Th'j ore body in the Latest
to Out on the six hundred level is efev
en sets wide. The Pittsburg-Idaho,
! on the seven hundred lev'll has an
ore body twenty feet wide with cop
son per coming ip running as high as 22
per cent. Snow Bros, and Evans &
jSchaulfelberger, lessees, working in
per cent. Snow tiros, and Evans <fc
JSchaulfelberger, lessees, working in
j l'ittsburg-Idaho ground, have good!
; bodies "**" rr8 " A,, '"
| The Pittsburg-Idaho min'? is plan-}
.ning the iMjanation of new machin
ery that will double the capacity ol
l.hntr nbm uwv
------- of ore. The Allie minej
recently, opened up a good body of J
! lead-silver ore in their best work-jc
lings.
| The Pittsburg-Idaho min'a is plan
their present power plant. Work |
j will begin on this plant at once and
; when finished extensive development !
will begin. ;
and! This will be the banner year ior'
r-mhi countv. and we should all
and! This will be the banner year lor
creeicjLerahi county, and we should all
pull together and boost the county
« * "" ole - " e " -
* PHniore ' ' " •
(
-.....— - is rapidly approaching j
'he point Where it will bo known as
+ ,l ri, e< '' lninins ;
I The summer of lf)20 promises to
se'e the southeastern part of Lemhi |
! county one of the busiest sections
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|county one of the busiest sections
- of Idaho. With the discovery 07 !
new mines in and around Leadore,
Other mining districts are beginning !
to show signs that they, too, have
l''snmethine no their sleeves."
. something up' their sleeves."
' A mineralized zone, comprising the
Texas and Sirring Mountain di 8 '
!ti intu ftvfpndo fftr u diutunrp rtf (um I
I Lets, extends tor a distance of two,
mll ff ?°c and . foul te(,n K m ' ,es
south ot Gilmore in an unbroken |
range of mountains, Only in one;,
or two places outside of GilmoFe has
any serious attempt been made to
mine below the grass roots.
The principal .mines of Gilmore, L
southern terminal of the Gilmore |
J& Pittsburg railroad, have been
producing ore steadily and in a
quiet way for the last ten years. !
These mines are th'e Allie, Latest L
«-1 e. ■< be -
(that Gilmore, as a mining camp,
Is still in its Infancy yet it has pro
(duced between seven and eight mill
lion dollars in gold, silver, lead and '
copper ores. Tn,«
a re about sev'?n uuuuceu iwi, a,uu i
ore bodies blocked out on these lev
are from Twenty to forty feet
jwid'e. Silver values are steadily in- I
creasing with greater depth ana i,
1 ore is encountered with
The deepest workings
■»" hundred feet, and l
these lev
forty feet
[copper
depth ana
encountered with
greater frequency.
j However, the present high prices
being paid for nietals are causing
' ' * •
rining men to sit up and take no
tice, and Gilmore and vicinity offers
unlimited opportunities to the man
with money to invest in th'e mining
game. There are a number of good
prospects, contiguous to Gilmore*
that need but the magic wand of
capital to put them in th'a producing
class.
BIG FLAT ITEMS
I
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Harre y McDonald made a business
trip to town Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy McDonald and.
(laughter spfvnt Fhursday with Mrs. ;
"* s - ,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas .Terrell an 7
son made a business trip to town
Friday ,
i. dini J s ?^ y raade a t> us f ne£, s trip to
°w n F ri da „ ' ,
^ , lv . B.' Anders and family and
i.yUh -e -,u Pent , ,? umiay
v»,. ir'N•' lb, ' rt ^nnth and .».r, and
',*> 'guv MoS wert» visitors at
Alr , M w/ b d "; . . „ ,
, d Bamberg visited at
1 ,/\«! 0ni iV > S K ,h ,)aniels * a broth'er jin
I of _ Mrs. Bloomberg.
the
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Louise McFrederiek sj/ant Thurs
day with Fern Anders.
i , Brm f Ba , rker was dow " from the
j nlinP to visit Ft>rn Smith Saturday
an-d returned Sunday evening.
Mrs. Wickham of Salmon was a
Mrs * ' F. Smith on Sunday.
I ig Hat visitors in Salmon during
the week were Mr. Nieman and son.
Arthur. Tom Green and Mr. and Mrs.
J- M. Spellman.
Charles Young called at the A F
Smith ranch.
ed
of
is
for
Mrs Maes returned last Tuesdav
with her two daughters. Edna and
uucile. Edna went to consult an 'pvp ^
specialist while Lucile had he? «de !
tioids and tonsils treated. It is J
proved.'' h Children Rre n)Uf h Ini-1
— _ _
There are very few of us who know more tha_.
combined knowledge of all the other people iß
county.
Our County Agent is paid out of the taxes, so^
r> taxpayer pays his portion of the expense. B
progressive county has its county agent, who has!
lour \ cars or more of special training in an agricula
>-o ege. He has a scientific and practical knowledge
the farm. He is a specialist and can make money]
every one of us.
E\er) farmer should attend every comme
meeting. There arc surely suggestions made at'
meeting that one can profit from.
Consult the County Agent and get him to holpi
that is what he is paid for. Attend your comi
meetings and see if it doesn't pay.
Lemhi Valley- Bank
Leadore, Idaho
f E. M. Yearian
Morris H Cot tom
DiRDvroRS Edgare. Ross
A. M. Baukol
l Bernard Allhands
OFFICERS:
Bernard Allhands. Presi<!
Edgar C. Boss. Vice Fr
A. M. Baukol. Cashier
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Seth Ball and wifi
l ler> hig daught.r 1
^(»tors the first 0 f t
4»;
*......i«ivrs me nrst oftC'
parties who nnri ,
cara were c A r
j and family ana*
'Although the rnàs
an dition som'e Mett
made. ^ 1 tJr
22 j Mia. Ray R
& !j or jy. r Misson 'ik*l
in 'was called by t y
<fc for her Missouri ISfl
in 'was called bv
bome two weeks
....
emîdoyirfent F Jf
lhis timei the p
the Joh _ Brow i
. u ™ «rown m
of hij} brother "
of J make thelr h '
p_ Jordan tok
'from Stewart ami
lemploym'ent Mr °
| c änyön7
j^ m Bowman v 4; 1
! g a i nlQn the*fr ni0T ® ( * i
; and charl'es Holh^S. 1
Rownlan ranc j 1 Dr °°» I
having bought the
Q own
havin
but 1
( t ed Pattee was og.
j bU p rl i | ndg w f imbr ' >v %
snook Sr., wi,l be
; i hey exptect to nav tj
ithis sumrner M
| were amo ' ot ' lr ' **«■
...... . ,
were among our x
but have m | d »<
! past few years in n.t
Th Co ^ 0 "
! other car L
je X pec t ^ larger r ; e JÏ
Lu, ___ » ., L' TÏW
Ishipment than fr«>*'
which hn«.-«,,-.3;
' returns ' . ° TH
I
Margaret ^ .
'bought more thrift Hf 1
| These ambitious littLi
h „, , Ttncio o
Sa ®
M Mnrd McNi ntt'
Isainmn Mnnrtnv^Jh!?! j
L iiti f , y '
| V M ew "***■'
' o n i mnn v î It and
L, Wf(p » n ' lsUor s
! „ : „ „
L * c , rs '
"ÄTdS^ÄÄÜl
few days with her
saret ' who is amending]
' ^ d !
moved lnt o life Pattee
i ,,
tVl „ ' ® 8 1
no cou -niy seat the t irw
I , .
i, bevela 1 .' ,eorde r ft
from California. A mon,
r f ,, t f P " Uïe 1 aUee *
l bar for tbe sunimer ">«
returned to Tendoy w$*L
Mulkey, Mr. and Mrs. Jot]
though the train was
time a moi'a lively and ;
never arrived. The outi
lot for a while but me
helped bring the sraik.
so. Others who arrived
train were Mrs. Gt
from Wise River,
Ernest Bali, who had T
southern part of the
after their large ba
which has been in pastL
ling the long cold winter.]
I meeting at Armstead ft*
■ tiivciiiig Cl! TV* illoit;aU IV
they being brothers and
one not knowing the otl
coming in the same day.
; E. A. Morris mov6d
'gage ta Salmon last a
Morris preceded him on
befoi'a. They, will make
home in Salmon. Te
hates to give up a good
but we know our loss
mon's gain for Ed is an
honest citizen. We hoi*
and happiness may toll
new home,
Frank Sharkey is
household effects to the
jin Agency canyon and e
the next few days to be
ed in his new rancit liotne.]
J. B. Mulkey unloaded i
of corn the last of the
is the stockmen's life s*w
Don Ball departed Tuai
the southern part of Id
after their band of sheepi
cality.
Mr. and Mrs. Will
moving in the Pattee T
the bar where they will
home for th'e summer
Barnett will be empk
Pattae ranch.
Mrs. W. H. Mulkey wall
for the week-end of ber|
Mrs. S. A. Mahaffey, Jr.
nani
Söe nROKEN nI * (,S ^l
ReX ,heatre * Apri l 9,b a® 1 ]
S«}e BROKEN BLOSS- ,
Rex theatre, April 9th and!