The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-10-31

SALMON LOCALS !.
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not tamales are good at Logger's
- v cafe. Better try them.
~ II Buchanan is up today from
-. mining operations at Ulysses.
rho Stringfellow family visited the
..,n,on river home this week of Mr..
and Mrs. B. F. lbach.
= Norton and Harry l.. Summers
~ IN visit the tri-state stock show
at Lewiston next week.
Tho Andy Lee sheep have been
n+ed from the Middle Fork to win
W. two miles north of Salmon.
1obn E. Bailey and George Liver
,,ore returned Sunday from Middle
Fork. where they were hunting.
Mrs E. X Abbott entertained the
Methodist aid society and Mrs. w. H.
cbonp the Episcopal guild on Thurs
5av of this week.
nudge Cronkrite spent the weekend
., the home of his old friends and
former neighbors, the Henry Schaff-
ners. above Baker.
Arthur Pyeatt. was in Salmon Mon
dav making final proof on his home
stead with Arthur Chill and M. M.
Roberti as witnesses.
Miss Alma Daniels, who had spent
the summer and early fall with rela,
tiyes in Lemhi county, left Salmon on
Monday for Swartmore, Pa.
Thomas Terrell, Montana mining
man. is in Salmon this week. Milton
nv Merritt came out from Forney on
Sunday last, returning on Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rupert of Mo
basha, Wis, have a new daughter
born last week Mrs. Rupert is the
laughter of Fl. H. Hays of Leadore.
E. F. and H. S. Steen were Sunday
rrivals from Yellow Jacket this
Keek en- route for their home at Der
keley. They were at the Steen mines
on two months.
Mrs. H. G.. King, who has beer
roubled with rheumatism of late, will
cave next week to spend the winter
With her daughter, Mrs. Slaughter
Oakland, California.
The annual meeting for election Of
Ulcers for the local Red Cross chap
er is to be held this Friday evening
City hall at 8 o'clock. The public
invited to be present.
J E. Bailey, who is connected will
he state reclamation service, ant
tho spent two weeks in the Forne!
puntry hunting,H arrived in Salmon
unday evening ON his way home.
\ The Woman's club will meet mex
: thursday afternoon at the home o
rs Phil Rand beginning promptly a
80. The program has been arrang
by Miss Laura Shoup and will b.
ong the line of Red Cross interests
he roll call will be responded to b,
ed Cross slogans.
Inquiry about the antecedents of tn,
tie James j. Demming, whose dealt
as reported in Denver, recalls tn
q ct that his former business partne
as M. A. Bausch now of Cotton, Cal
m brnia. James Sims thinks MI
busch may be able to supply the in
rmation required.
Richard Randolph, eldest son of tn
B. Randolph family, is an enlist
man in the aviation department @
navy, being stationed at Grea
Rkes, ILL.,, where he is attendin
hool. Young Randolph seeks to be
Al me flyer and those who know hi
~ lod staying qualities and abilitie
we no doubt that success lies ahea
him.
Andrew Strehle of Spokane has bt
me the owner of the Salmon baker
purchase from W. F. Stipe, who
Ranging to move to Texas with hi
Other. The bakery has become a
portant fixture in the business Ell
rprises of the city, the retiring bal
being a high class man and har
arker. It is gratifying to know ths
made money in his short stay her,
is also gratifying to be assured thu
va successor will measure up to til
sh standard set by Mr.. Stipe for Nj
iehle comes highly recommended.
oscar Amonson was an arrival frol
lcago on Wednesday. In this cit
Amonson had consulted speci
rs who found that there need b
no misgivings about his ultimat
nplete restoration to health frol
after effects of his attack of spo
fever. DR.. Hammer, who accon
ned Mr.. Amonson on the trip, cam
4 with him.
". and Mrs. j. A. de Barre return
asst Monday from a pleasant soci;
business visit with friends !;
Lake. Mr.. de Barre tells of til
~ and hustle manifest everywhel
travellers went. showing the pre-