The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-12-31

has been visiting in Salmon the most
OF the week
Ralph Mack came home from Butte |
M0nda, y where he has been attending !
a business college, to visit his parents
Grant Rood and wife, of Leesburg,
have been visiting among Salmon
friends part Of the past week.
Mrs. O'BrIen left Tuesday morning
for boise, where she will attend the
state meeting of the teachers and
county superintendent this week.
A wee baby girl came to the lme
Of MIR. ana Mrs Ray Dryer last week
and they ara very proud of her.
Saturday night another special
train came in after another shipment
OF cattle from the LSnhi Orchard &
Irrigation COMPANY.
o. E. Kirkpatrick and A. G. Lud-
wig and the Misses Nell Cherry and
Willie sSmith autoed to the Soule
ranch and back Sunday afternoon.
Helen Yearian, who lis attending
school ia Salmon, went nome Satur-
day morning TO spend the Christmas
vacation with her parents at Lemhi.
Attorney A. G. Cherry has been
c0nfined TO mis- home the most Of the
week with an attack OF lagripDs and
threatened with pneumonia.
Leon Stiles and family came over
from the Big Hole the fore part Of the
week and went over TO Forney where
they will reside. Leon will drive the
Forney stage,
The Mackay Miner reports that the
Custer Slide Mining s. Development
company has brought to that city q
tons OF ore for shipment which was
estimated to be worth one dollar a
pound 1t s estimated that the
, shipment would bril- g the owners In
about slOO, 10000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Rood and
children cane over from Big Greek
the last Of tie week TO spend Christ
J mas and the holidays with Mrs.
Foods parents, Judge and Mrs. Nc
Cracker. Mr.. Rood returned home
the middle Of the week, but the fam
, lily will remain Tor longer visit.
a The officers OF the Episcopal church
y Of this city have received notice iron
Bishop Funston that he has appoint
ed Rev. Dawson and wife to have
charge of this parish. They come
here from some place 10 Oregon sanC
are expected to take up their wor
about the hrst OF February next
T lis church has been without rec
tor for q long time and no doubt vii
appreciate having \ minister again.
Lemni Lodge No. II A. F. s. A
NJ. Installed their officers for the en-
suing year Monday evening. Their
was a good. attendance and light re
frsshments we're served at the close .
the exercises j. Il. Watkins Pas
Master installed the following ofiicer
into their stations r. wv. White
W. M; W. L McCracken, S. W.
Frank Rittenhouse, j. W.; X. I
Soule, Sec. Arthur Greene, Treas.
John T. Watkins, 5. D.; Davi
Chard. d. -. L. Kirtley, Chaplain
Allen c. Merritt, S. D.; W. c. Doet
lor, J. D.: ". c. Shoup, Marshal;
B. Fleming, Tyler.
Manson Soule, Ed Hammer al
Henry Bloeser left--TuesdAg mornir
for Butte to take up their work aft
- a short vacation spent with relativ
Il and friends 10 Salmon. 1t has be-
about year since these young mt
have visited Salmon and their fTien
gave them . most hearty welcom
only SIshinS that thsy might st
longer. I'd Hammer has made go
on the Butte Daily Post and h
- charge OF tile sports department
- present. Manson has . good positi
with q mercantile frm and eBlc
their confidence. Henry has 4 20
tIon with one Of the large mini
companies ia Butte. These Salm
young men have all made good
their chosen work.
The Bungalow Theatre has Ag'
closed its doors TO the public.
Frazier. OF the Grand Theatre
week purchased the interests Of
smith In the BungsIo~ and tn
ell be only the one show from n
on. THE Grand will complete
serials started In the other Q
house and Mr.. aud Mrs. Smith '
furnish music for the sbnWs. II
been demonstrated that the tOan I
hardly large enough to make tao {
ture shows profitable, while one
do very we'll. Mr.. Frazier has b
very successful 10 operating bis bl
ness and the public have apprecia
has efforts 70 please. His shows
ssa1d and that with the splen