The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-15
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The grouse season opens TODAY.
August 20. Po-s MUSE
y, !. Andrews was an arrival Wei.
hesday from his California home
joni Madsen and wife were ra,.
lstered in Salmon from Mack.. IN
Sunday. oii
Dr. e. H. Field of Shoshone made
VI an automobile party through Sal
mon en- Sunday.
Miss Esther Diggles left yesterla y
morning for Berkeley to attend tha
university there.
Miss Josephine King returns IN
: Calliornia today after brief vaca.
, ton spent with home folks.
Ii'Mrs. Hooper, mother of Mrs. Ross
! Tobias. is visiting Salmon, being !,
guest at the Morrison home.
James Taylor brought home from
Salt Lake this week a new Essex for
the Lemhi Motor & Supply cimpany.
Mrs. Nephi O. Ward returned to
Salmon on Monday with the baby
girl of the family newly arrived
at Idaho Falls.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Lois Mogg were
down from their island ranch, above
Salmon, On Monday, with their fine
little boys, to secure Chautauqua
tickets.
G. H. Monk was back in his old
place in the Monk-McPherson store
this week in the absence of the pro-
prietor and his son Paul, who were
at Salt Lake.
Mrs. E. S. Edwards is this week
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Suydam,
at Shoup. On her visit she is accom-
panied by Mrs. Ralph Edwards and
Miss Margaret Shoup.
| Herbert w. Bradley of the Salmon
City garage was selected. to repre-
sent the Salmon rifle club at the ma
tional contest at Caldwell, N j., and
left for that place last week There
are twelve representatives from Ida
iho.
Power to operate the ice plant of
the Brown meat market has been Sc
cured in the temporary disability of
the regular power by the infrodue-
ton of small tractor, which does
the work noiseFassly and satisfactor-
lily.
Miss Audrey Wyant returned from
Rochester last s Wednesday. Her
brother-in-law and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. Befrelf Brough, met the young
lady at Butte, being greatly pleased
at her manifest Improvement in
health ,...-
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene A. Smith
were this week down from their
May ranch home and making bust
ness and social calls in Salmon AMI
introducing their splendid two-year..
old son Vaughn to the grown ups Of
the family.
Mrs. John Brown, who attended
school at Salt Lake to fit herself for
clerical office work, returned TO the
Salmon home of her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Harry White. last Sunday. her
sister. Mrs. Everett. going to Arm
stead to meet her.
The last of the old theater build
ing bought from the Citizens nation
bank by A. A. Smith disappeared
from the scene on Monday. MI.
Smith will at once begin the cree
ton of building of large dliheh
sions on his lots on Terrace street
to use UP the materials
A. + Macnab, former merch;m -
Salmon and pioneer of The inter
mountain country. departed for "a
cific Grove. California, last Satnrday
He had been spending a de.lshtlui
time at the ranch home OF his son
Bert Macnab. at Big Flat. having Inc
at the same time 20 re-
new many acouaintsnces au'os IN"
old residents of Lemhi county.
The recent Y. NJ. c. 4. interstate
drive resulted very much TO the graf
if;catjon of those engaged N H. lot
this county was among the leaders
Of the state sisterhood of counties n
&C toward that fund To
this effect Roy B. Herndon. the coan n,
ty chairman. has just oeeh H'
bv their interstate secretary,
Rhodes who says this county ea'e
1880.
esane TYNE of oid-timers. with 6uI
ros and primitive bur co sairnon
equipment. were visitors N +se 9ai- wST
over SUNDAY. being q -, lleil ,, "a
south or to th'e coast IS ia,le - -
fake them. The two are oi 1r-+
known throughout ! ne nv liI CbarIe7
region as the CantonIih - lives.
ana fId"N' 80 through the Dealh