The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-10-10
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nc. Hall, Leadore rancher is in tn,
city this week.
Buy your Sunday chicken at tn,
n. Y. Cafe. rheyare fat. 1917
Fonrcade was registered from
Goldberg this week.
John \ Wood, being called for f,r,
service. came over from Blackbird or
TUESDAY
Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry Hettinger were
SUNDAY guests of the M. M. McNicolls
family at Tendoy.
The ladies' Aid win meet Thurs.
dav. October Is in the Methodist
church annex.
Dan Chick is down from Leadore
this week for a vacation and recrea-
ton among his Salmon friends.
Newton Hibbs has gone to the Tex-
as oil country to look after large agri-
cultural interests.
Dr.. i. H. Scarborough, the eve spe.
cialist arrived in Salmon yesterday.
and will be at the Shenon hotel for
Mtwo DAYS and at Leadore Saturday
Jane. Melvyn returned last week
from Cody. Wyoming, bringing with
him his little granddaughter, Doro-
fhy Vale.
Chilli Con, with genuine Mexican
beans now served at Loggers' N. Y.
tafe. Also hot tamales. 10-1O-17
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. de Barre expect
10 leave Salmon next Tuesday for a |
tisit OF several weeks at Salt Lake. |
Dir. de Barre is >connected with the
Pioneer store.
D. L. Nichols of Gilmore has been
famed by Governor Davis as one of
Die Idaho delegates to the st. Louis
Convention November 1921.
George w. BARGE, v. A. Coiner, VIM.
Barnett and Tony Schwartz were
mong the Lemhi residents called to
almon on Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Maud Hudkins and Mrs. Dan
uhase returned from a visit at Butte
st Friday. They had visited Mrs.
eston, the sister of Mrs. Hudkins.
Ira W. Farrand of the newly-organ- I
ED N. 9,-ldaho, was at Butte this f
eek in connection with the develop IL
ent Of the Tormey mining proper
John Hanson identified with the1S
ines OF the Leesburg district. came f
Ter FROM the famous pioneer gold n
Imp Saturday to attend to business
tters in Salmon
Mr. and Mrs. ]. F. Melvin, Mr.. and n
Is. Ben Kinsey and two children E
flted at the Yearian home SATURDAY. S
sunday on fishing and hunting
They brought home plenty of :
ne and fish. S
r, and Mrs. Walter C. Fox expect La
/ remain at Beachwood, Mich. for CT
pther month, it being their inten- CT
TO attend a family reunion at the
nome in Oklahoma before their
lat
oe D. Miller, well known n1fning4M
man, formerly connected with IO
I lreadwell in Alaska, has been at a
Dyke lor several months, is leay-
ior Butte, but expects to return
as offering the most promising IN
ing operations. in
LIZ
II u Short of Blackfoot, was here m
week on court business, being oh
gu DIS witness in water suit.
ohort was at one time resident
ahsimaroi and has many friends On
VINO We're glad to see him again. IN
aallls Messenger. III
CO
Is. Walter L. Thompson and M.
u en-, Florence and Harold. and
VIII Rose with her baby daugh- :
aase iett Salmon for the winter sh
wv, VIII De spent at Boulder, Colo. oit
nompson and his son-in-law, Mr.. Inc
WIN remain here engaged in ex- 10
mining operations. lrr
!. and Mrs. w. E. Rutledge of
ma % " ~, We're recent guests of Sa
a ~ MRS. Bert Macnab. M. Rut. no.
h ~ ouyihg stock to winter and in In
.aslhess has gone to Blackfoot. col
tha impressed with Lemhi acc
HI, hi'chells that it is more hei
'Ae'y they may locate here. VIII
ana Mrs. Charles A. Devlan ]
%er from Leesburg on Sunday fan
WAY way to Great Falls, their Mr.
work on the development of pro
\ ,els operated by Mr.. Devlan's 10
mas proceeded through the Th'
ana fall and will continue in at
:" small force for some time !,
wei
yer neighbors and fr;ends oe ley
.,ry, who is visiting So1,ror has
~ new home Mt We;sar 80 den
NUMBERS lhiu Of dinner parties in his resi-
MS week, the first Monday wei
oy Mr. and Mrs r r. Nil. her
! snG q Tuesday evening by Mr. =,
I NJ r.. r: Quarles, the third by IN N
Mrs ]. F. Melvin and Others lost
the week. anu o'hers A.
hav
'e and place for The nov. o,a liant
uance, The fifth funct;o, ~ afte
uat has made SaImon fan Sep
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