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

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SALMON LOCALS !.
Mrs. 10y H. Lee Sc IN a..
from Leadore. Tue city
W. n. Buchanan had a do,,..o
up from Ulysses. Ne'asa'ior
Mike Lambeth and wife ara T.
Salmon from Challis. wy are II
Slack. lack Mckinney and family are ,r
Jack Mckinney ia Te,doro
resentative citizen this week ~
For first class cakes and cookies
Always fresh, call at the Bakery.
Paris O'Neil, Leadore-Gi,mor.
deputy sheriff, and family arc oi Is
Salmon this week, ~
MISS Beatrix Howard. a forme,
county teacher, will return to Lem
N tnlS year to take charge Of the
Spring Greek school, in the Hull dis .
trict. e+loW
The Ladies aid will meet in the
annex OF the Methodist church nov,
Thursday, September IS. when :
large attendance is desired for inn
portant business is to be transact
ed. '"''
Miss Corrinne Edwards is making
visit to Salt Lake city. She ac
companied her sister, Miss Ger
trude Edwards, who left Salmon
last Saturday, and expects to re
turn within ten days.
Z Mrs. A. G.. Leacock, Bob Walker
M. w. Merritt and wife, and .. D
Miller were among the visitors who
came to the fairs from the interior
Mr.. Walker arranged, while here t.
send his small children to Missouls
for school. ~, NJ
: q. T. Cherry, who had been EN-
ployed in the forest service fightinf
fires, was in Salmon this week from
Indianola. While here he made for
NAL complaint to the county attor
ney at alleged violation of the pro
hibition law in that locality.
Z. After spending a week in Salmon
for the removal Of his
family here from Idaho Falls. Ben
L. Kinsey eturned to that city on
Tuesday. He will bring his family
by automobile, covering the two.
hundred-mile. Journey in a daylight
trip.
Mrs. w. c. Waugh, her son Willie
Mrs. Shelly and John Clark madeeuI
an automobile, p4rty hom gLeadcre
Mrs. Waugh y making . trim soon
to Butte, white Mr.. ard MRS Shelly
are scheduled for Boise at an early
day perhaps to spend the winter.
there. ~, 4 .
The mother !. and home J folks OF
Kenneth Mcbride. a Salmon soldier
had a wire Tuesday morning saying
he had landed safely at New York
After a short stay in the east TO
take part In the Pershing parade and
for his final discharge Kenneth Will
be home again.
Senator Whitcomb, who went out
three weeks ago, extended his WISH
as far as Boston, returning to sal.
mon on Monday. At Boston he FOUND
cold rains every day with not let
I'M between times. Mrs. Whitcomo,
who left Thursday morning, expects
70 snend the winter at her old home
in Massachusetts.
Superintendent Boulals OF me
Pope Shenon mine went TO SAT-
Lake Monday to consult company
and to hasten the shipment
of mill machinery. the progress OF
the erection of the mill building
early shipment OF maeh
of the machinery equipment. oIlt-
les assert that the design ana con
of this mill buiioins
eclipse anything of the KIND II 1he
mining history CT Lemhl COUNT.
The Municipal band has been en-
gagged to visit Dillon for lhe poui -
M there on the 18th ana LVlh y
September. Sixteen pieces VIII CON,
prise the band on this TRIP. "n.cn
is the first visit ABROAD lot
mons famous muslcai Vi -
rhe high estimation IN Wnicn ,, -.
hand is held here at home VIII win
1nt any kind of doubt be the es1i-
nation put upon it by Diilon an; ;,h
he Montana folks are regaied NJ
re martial marches and roiiick.ns
-aes as well as its classic anu pa
1tic airs.
Honoring Captain W. ". kinsey OF
he regular army, who is visiting ms
BROTHER Deputy Sheriff Ray hihses'
N Salmon. a party of a score OIL ID
lies and gentlemen had supper anu q
swim at. the hot springs las' 81
Law evening. j Captain Kinsey enter,
ID the war as lieutenant put won
,romotion TO a captainey On his re-
.ent arrival from France he soueh'
md obtained a furiougn ier Tue pu'
,ose of seeing his RELATIVES here anu
n the states of Kansas ard okiaho'
ma. His station for present esse
nent Is the presidion, San Francisco