The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-09-12

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xa Fred Frey is Salmon visitor hi.
Ola fashion coffee cakes e. "a.
80 a. the Bakery every Saturday
va fashion coffee cakes e. N.
-'o' at The Bakery every SATURDAY ~
a,we or i,rst class cakes and cookies
Always fresh, call at the Bakery
The A. H. Ford family re,,r,ad ).
'n salmon home last week. re.es.
George wait-a-Minute Hansen :.
non TINS week from the ranch.
:, Two carloads of cemert 60 -.
RaLn Mines company arrived al
oaAef on Wednesday.
kindergarten for children from q
~ years opens September tx Mrs
Z. n. Casterlin, Phone ls5 R,acI
snonsg their town residence after
spenuins the summer very pleasantlv
on ,ne ranch up the Lemhi valley
n. =; Newman and family return.
Gu 10 Shoshone last Friday.
mrs. {. B. Jones is visiting her
!alner, Thomas Palmer. at the same
tiaie accompanying him on daily
sightseeing at the fair.
Mrs. Helen S.. olds has returned.
M nu n' ~ after long visit
WIN Mrs. Mary S. Wood and Mrs.
W. q. Hart in this city.
For first class cakes and cookies
Always fresh. call at the Bakery.
Herbert w. Bradley was an arriva,
on last Fridays stage from Armstead
being Just home from the national
rifle shoot at Caldwell. N. J.. where
ne represented the Salmon Rifle club
Mrs. Dan O'Connell ard Mrs. Peter
mckinney We're outgoing passengers
last Friday.
Hebes' and Edwin Steen set OUT
from Salmon Sunday morning by spe-
cial conveyance for their mining
properties at Yellowjacket.
Dwight A Smith, an honored stock
man OF Salmon, has been selected as
vice president for the Northwestern
states in the Shorthorn association.
Aunt" Candace Smith. mother of
Mrs. Allen Bradshaw. celebrated her
S3rd birthday by sending a beauti-
FULLY braided rag rug to the fair ex.
hibits.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Osborn this
week moved into the home OF Mrs.
Mary S. Wood to spend the winter.
Mrs. Wood is returning to LemhiIt ito
teach. r" ~
Twenty young friends of George
E. Shoup, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H. Shoup. were entertained last
Saturday afternoon in honor of the
young mans tenth birthday.
Miss Florence Greene entertained
the Campfire girls last Saturday
evening with Mrs. E. W. WhitcomO
and Mrs c. T. Dillon, guardians,
present. as well as a good attend
ance of the girls.
~ 1t was a delight to the friends OF
'sUncle9s Tom Andrews to see he
was able after long illness, OF
which he,is not yet entirely recover
ed, to attend the sports events at
fair ground "Wednesday.
ssJoe Noodle and family are down
for the fair, from their Salmon river
ranch, to spend fair time with the
home folks of Mrs. Noodle. T. N.
Patty came down also to visit while
in the metropolis after steady sum-
mer's work with the Noodle sheep.
Mrs. Charles Wilson of Maiden
creek, accompanied by Mrs. Frank
Nelson and daughter. Miss Lenor
Nelson of Dillon, motored over from
the Wilson & Burden ranch TO Sal
mon for the fair Wednesday. Mrs.
Wilson was the competent chauf-
feur..
Miss Ernestine Rose has return
ed to the state university.
There will be no service at the
Episcopal church next Suriay, Sep
TENDER IA. as Mr.. Suingfellow Is in
Boise attending the Conyocation OF
the district. Sunday school VIII DE
held as usual.
L. c. Geertson. the pioreer resi-
dent of Salmon. now residing ~ me
Geetson ranch, was among the
tbrongs in Salmon this week. being
interested in all the fair doings ~
he has always been as Loyal COCO
citizen. Mr.. Geertson is upwards oil
90 wears of age. still hale ana
hearty. with n heart of generous I'M
pulses rs full as ever.