The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-06-18
4 TRIP TO
NORTH IDAHO

hate to Moscow, Idaho, where We
Intended the Grand Chapter Of tue
Eastern Star Of Idaho, perhaps
mort sketch Of the visit will he VI
Interest 10 OuI readers. Without
Ruubt this is the best part Of the
lear u see that part OF the state at
liz, best advantage and we wish We
kould give all pen picture Of the
sptlfe route We traveTsed.
la company with Mrs. Elizabeth
Enase, Worthy Matron OF Hugh Dun
tau Chapter No ,, Of this place, who
WAS its representative in the Grand
Lnapter. the ritter left Salmon Sat
|nrday morning, June 9Th. 1t had
been reported the evening before
'thAt there had heen foot u snow
b. Leadore, but while the depth had
been exaggerated, there YVES quite a
bot Of snow on the gruuRd when we
passed through that morning. 1t
- rather a strange sight To see the
|wild flowers blooming through the
|Auu~ on the 9th day OF June. From
|otner parts OF the state, however,
reports came that it was cold and
rainy.
Having a couple of hours to wait
in Butte, We proceeded to take in
A. much Of the city as our limited
time would permit. As is natural.
all printers gravitate towards print
shop 50 VT called AT the Office OF the
Butte Daily Post, with the hope
that We might perchance, get y
glimpse Of +. J. Hammer, but he
WAS not to b- found which fact, no
doubt, he regrets as much AS we did.
While saunterlng along the street
gazing at the pretty clothes IN the
store windows, We were yery much
surprised To see couple OF our citi-
kens coming toward Us. From their
Appearance and happy, smiling faces,
We al .ce came to the conclusion
that hereafter they would be known
a> Mr.. aud Mrs. Eddie Edwards. We
have since learned that hey were
quietly married In Butte and are nov
al home on their ranch south oil
town.
Tho trip from Butte to Spokane
VAS mace at night, arriving at q II
4. III, Mrs. Chase had planned tC
visit with friends here until the next
dsJ, but being unaple to locate them
decided TO 20 on 70 Moscow, where
We arrived at u; 80. The scenery
from Spokane to Moscow is delight
to those who ara accustomed to liy.
ing in an irrigated country. There
Afe some very tne orchards and mag
nincent country homes, but grain
Sseems 10 be the principal products
and the HILLS covered with growing
grain With the mountains covered
with pine trees in the background
made n picture which will remain
with US a long time.
Learning that there was Ia he q
musical entertainment at the unIver
sitV ia the afternoon, We proceeded tC
make the most Of our opportunities
aud attended. The entertsirni-nt
vas given by the University StrinI
Quartette, aud was greatly enjoyed
by ye Scirbe. Tn entering the hal
We we're most PLEASANTLY surprised
81 see Mr. aud Mrs. J. J. Carr, form
er residents of Salmon. After tn,
sneTtaiment these good people pilot
ed US about the University ground
aud presented Us TO Dean French
who gave Us very .cSrdial welcome
She vas interested In Salmon, hav
ing visited eur city once apd know
50 .many Of our young people ~h
have been students at that institC
tiOn. II wAs commencement weel
at the university and diplomas rerr
AwArdde to d. students Among TIN
number We are proud 10 state that
Lemhi county boy, Marvin Mulkey
graduated and received his diplom
nom the degree OF Bachelor of Sci
sncs in Mechanical Engineering
Another LemEi county student O
whom Ue are equally proud II Mis-
EdSiuA YeATian. Who received
special certificate in public scho
music. We had the pleasure uf heal
Jog Miss YeariAn sing aud ~as yer
much pleased with It, although IN
vas suffering from a severe cold an
could not do herself justice She
very much interested in music AN
will NJ .5-subt Oe be trd from in o.
tIture. OF tie university and ia
SoTk that Is OeiuY d"re sthere ~
will speak iAter. On the Nay ir1'
the university grounds to oar bot
~e had the pleasure VI meeting Mn
Taylor. ~ido~ oI former sberi
Of this county Mrs. TaNlgr beiu
member Of the star, il did nu
take us long to get acquainte1. 81
SAs anxious 10 learn something
her old friends Lemhi ani desire
10 Os rene em bered TO them hODds
morning and all through the "a
every train brought delegates a.
Shen tile chapter ~As openen Tue
day morning IL WAs found that eNei
chapter In the ntate aas FepFe~eu =.