The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-09-19
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view New hats and blouses At tho
vogue this week. at sne
sn Dr. H, H. Scarborough, the eve
peei"iis'' Is in Salmon today.
6oo Walker returned to coha,t
N"'iuien 10 school at Missoula.
:, For first class cakes and cookie.
"ys iresh, call at the Bakery.
Miss Oral Krauss ba, ,o,rxs 49,.
" the salmon telephone office.
Uncle Tom Andrews is renor,s5
sun critically i'll at his salmon ras;
dence. oa'hioh resi-
marry Hill and H. L. Smith are
70 ieaVe Salmon this morning for the
Dillon pow-wow.
r. Z. Miller and his son Fred are
Oh visit to Weiser as guests az
the A. c. Cherry home.
II you want job printing right and
without waiting. The Recorder Of
lice is the place you are looking for.
Mrs. Joe Reddington of Salmon
and Mr.. and Mrs. Milford Alfred of
Leadore are visiting in Salt Lake.
The new Methodist minister. Rev.
Mr.. Martin and family. are settled in
.ne parsonage as their home in Sal
mon.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Black ard Mr..
ana Mrs. ID. B. Drake were among
the Challis visitors in Salmon last
week.
The Episcopal guild was enter.
tanned by Mrs. William Kadletx on
Thursday afternoon, there being a
large attendance.
c. H. Heidner, head of the Shenon
Hardware store, is at Butte in con.
sultatlon with eatern hardware and
implement representatives. a
Clark Mckinney has entered one
OF the schools at Spokane for the
coming year. His mother, Mrs. Peter
Mckinney, accompanied him. 't
Letters from the Judge Quarles
family at Schenectady, n. Y, say
that they are well fixed in their
new home which they like very well.
Rev. Geo. H. Wilbur. widely
known minister of the gospel is to
make a. visit to Salmon and preach
at the Presbyterian church on Sun
day, September %. *
Evangelist Ell. Cook of the Sew
'enth Day Adventists church, Poca-
tello, is delivering a series Of gos-
pei lectures in Salmon this week at
$3.50 in the evening. /
NJ. L. Wilmott and Roy c. Cope.
principals in making homestead
proofs, and H. W. Parker as wit
ness were in Salmon on Tuesday
Tom Milburger brought them down
from the mining town. Gilmore.
The migratory portion of the Sal
mon population not already in Cal
ifornia. include the following who
are arranging for early flight thith.
er: G.. H. Monk and family. S.AAi
Myers, Wyatt Smith and family and
E. A. Barr ards family.
George W. Oliver. the livestock
man. is about TO start on trans
continental automobile tour, taking
along his little son George and one
or two ]. friends, besides all the way
to the Oliver home in New York. He
will make numerous fairs or the
way in half dozen states.
Mrs. Maud w. McRoberts. grand
matron of the Easter. STIR. is ex-
pected to visit Salmon next week.
She g to come here from similar
visits to the southeast. There will
be special meeting OF the Hugh
Duncan chapter CT O. Z. S. next
Monday evening TO meet Mrs. Rob
erts.
S. G.. Watson and his wife. fori
merlv an invalid but Tow much bet
ter in health, have gone 10 Califor-
MIA. where Mrs. Watson VIII re-
main till next summer. Mr. wat
son will return TO teach the -. {.
school In TINS tHdHEt Tic E'A4ha'As
residence of the family is taken by
s. A. Matthews for nine months.
Sammy. the bright little ter yeaE
old son of Oscar Amonsor ard wife
left Salmon last Saturday morning
for New York. He was fortunate
in making the long journey with
John Quarles. who vas on his WAY 70
school in New Hampshire. young
Amonson is to go 10 school IN me
metropolis and live al the home q
his grandmother.
With all the trials and trlbula
lions that yex ordinary mor'ais We
of the Salmon Country do not nave
10 worry about a strike Of the chof
ms girls as they worry IN CONAN
Neither do We care rap whethei
the ,olicemen 90 on strike as 'htt
do in Boston. for Salmon could ger
along very well without a ponce
man.
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