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Thomas II. Carter. senator from Mon
tana and his family is also well
known both in that state and in
Wa shi ugton. where Mrs. Carter has
made her permanent residence for the
past few years.
Mrs. William II. King. wife of the
senator from Utah; Mrs. James ii.
Moyle. wife of the assistant secretary
of the Treasury. and Miss Moyle were
the hostesses at delightful tea yes
terday afternoon. when they We're as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. Carter
Glass. wife of the Secretary Of tn"
Treasury; Mrs. Charles s. Hamlin,
Mrs. Russell &. Lefiingwell and Mrs.
Briant Fl. Wells. wife of Gen. Wells.
Mr.. William Howard Taft. who was
the guest of Mrs. William J. Board =
man and Miss Mabel Boardman while
in Washington. left yesterday morn
ing for his home in New Haven, Conn.
Mrs Boardman and Miss Boardman
entertained at dinner last night.
Mrs. Frank Lyon Polk of Washing
ton the wife of Undersecretary OF
state Polk. and her small daughter
who have been spending a few days
with Mrs. Polk's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
James Potter. in Philadelphia. Will
return to their home today.
Mrs Thomas Bell Sweeney was at
home yesterday afternoon. when she
was assisted in receiving by Mrs.
Horace Westcott. Mrs. Randall Hag-
ner Mrs. Charles s. Bromwel and
Mrs. Victor Cushman.
Mr. and Mrs. George I. Marye enter
tained at dinner last evening. when
their guests included several friends
from California who are now IN
! Washington.
NJ and Nine. Maeterlinck. who were
to have come to Washington today
from New York. have postponed their
visit until a later date.
Mrs T. \. Baldwin and Miss Judge
will he at home this afternoon from
ment. 1885 Massachusetts avenue.
| Their niece, Miss Mary Woodward OF
/ Flushing. l.. l.. who was "a debutante
| in New York this winter, is the guest
of Miss Judge for several weeks
! Society will be brilliantly repre-
! sented at the American pageant and
| of the United States at the New Will
| lard Hotel on the night of Febru-
| airy II.
! Many additions have been made TO
! the list of state chairmen during the
| past week, and those chairmen who
, have already accepted are busily at
/ work arranging the particular scenes
which will depict portion of their
| states history in the panorama OF MS
| torical events.
! Those who have so far accepted the
position of state chairmen include
Mrs Henry +. Dimock, for COnnecti-
/ cut; Mrs. Charles B. Howry, for Flor
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ida: Mrs. Woolsey Aspinwall. for
Georgia: Mrs. William A. Rodenberg
for Illinois; Mrs. Henry S. New, for
Indiana: Mrs. Horace NJ. Towner, for
Iowa; Mrs. Henry Breckinridge. Tor
Kentucky: Mrs. Maude Howell Smith.
for Louisiana: Mrs. John A. Peters.
for Maine; Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock,
for Maryland: Miss Elizabeth Adams
for massachusetts; Mrs. Charles b.
Henderson, for Nevada; Mrs. Charles
S. Hamlin. for New york; Mrs cats ar.
Langhorne. for Ohio; Miss LYDIA
Spencer Biddle, for Pennsylvania ;
Miss Mary Temple. for tennessee
Mrs. Clarence Ousley, for Texas; Mrs.
f. +. Andrews for Virginia Mrs
Howard Sutherland and Mrs. Stepheh
r. Elkins. for West Virginia ana MIS-
Sidney Ballou. for Hawaii
The states of Idaho. North Dakota;
South Dakota. Montana. oregon ana
Washington are under the chairman = .
shin of Mrs Burton l. French OF
Idaho. Mrs. Miles POindexter ana Mrs'
Emmett Gudger are assisting vi .; -
French. Mrs. Theodore V. boyntoh Is
chairman and Miss Sarah K. Lee wee
chairman for the Benjamin frahklii IL
eroup at the court of France. Mrs'
James W. Wadsworth, Jr is cnair
man of the Lincoln group, ana Nlt M 8
William Littauer Will be IN cha arse
of the ballroom decorations. MIS-
James Carroll Frazer. chalr,aan @ ouncnS ~, ca
executive committee. has ahhounIeu
an orchestra of forty pieces Will pay
for the ball until am.
Vicente Blasco Ibanez, the Spanish
novelist. author of The Four horse
men Of the Apocalypse" is to spend a
few days in Washington. late in tenru-
arv. Al the invitation of President Will
liam Miller Collier of the George wash
ineton University, he will be one OF the
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,,.ra; ,,ras carniyal hall to ha Given
a., H. ~ Willard the night of Feb
mary - for the benefit of Neigh
horhood House has concluded to off er
~ a. ssf fortb hv the carnival
hau ana its nurnosa and Mrs Charles
Ill Nj ,lic,. ,ike H1rney Mrs
CLAUDE y Navo and Mrs. John {. FIRE.
-, 49,, ,,..nL.rS of ,be master com
mittee
A number of brilliant novelties are
hainp arranged for the bali by Mrs.
Waller Tuclernan Mrs Sylvanus
stakes and Mrs Thomas A. Scott
Thropp.
Mrs Fitzmorris Day. formerly Miss
Eleanora Morgan. VIII arrive IN New
York this week and come To W ash-
ington TO visit her mother, Mrs. james
Dudley Morgan. at her home. pud-
Of Maj. Stevens l. > A ahnounces
the engagement of her daugiter
Marie Christie. to representative
Frederick {. HICKS OF New ork.
The wedding VIII take place "neh
Miss Stevens leaves evergreen, the
Red Cross institute Iof the oiihu
where she is at present an ardeht
worker for our men blinded III the
war. Representative ana Mrs Johh
Jacob Rogers are entertaining at
luncheon today at the CheVN Chase
Club in honor of Miss stevens ana
Representative Hicks
The Secretary OF state ana Mrs
Lansing were the guests IN whose
honor Mr.. and Mrs Nl!Dur j. carr en- :
tertalned a dinner party at fauscher
last evening. The other guests in
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Mrs. White. wife of the Chief JUS
iice, Will be one Of the many dis
tinguished patroncSSeS for the Sout h
ern Relief bail TO be given at the
Willard Monday evening. February >.
A notable company will grace the
occasion. which promises TO be one OF
the most brilliant balls ever given by
the Southern Relief Society in its
thirty-five years of . existence. II
seems a, far call from the time the
society first started its charitable ac-
tivities by serving 25-cent luncheons
to relieve distress and want among
southern veterans of the civil war.
The society is still keeping up this
good work and hopes to continue il
for many years to come. and IL Will
be able 10 do so if il meets. in the
future. with the generous response
from Washington people that il has
always received in the past.
Both home and out-of-town people
have been generous in the purchase
of boxes Besides the cabinet ladies
who will occupy boxes are Mrs.
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Charles B. Ward. wife of Representa-
tive Ward of New York; Mrs George
de Benville Keim of Phiiade lphis.
Mrs. Thomas F. Ryan of New York.
Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury. Mrs. A. ~
Mclean. Miss Mary Temple Mrs. +
" Moran, Mrs. Robert y. Harper. Mrs.
William A. Cullop. Mrs. Robert ~.
! .totnpson and number of others.
Mrs Woodrow Wilson and Mrs.
Marshall head the hist OF patronesSes.
which includes Mrs. Frederick A. De-
lano. Airs Robinson Downey, Mrs. I.
- airs William r. Dennis.
Mrs. NJ q. Dudley. Mrs. William Cor
coran Eustis, president of the Ameri
can Woman's Legion: Mrs. q. ID. Ells-
worth, Mrs. stephen B. Elkins. Mrs.
Gibson Fahnestock. Mrs. Charles W.
Fairfax. Mrs. Henry Flather, Mrs.
Wade Hampton Frost, Mrs. Henry
Fitch and Mrs. Spauldng ]. Flannery.
Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Lewis announc"
the enga cement of their daughter,
Miss Susan Saville Lewis. TO Capt
James Knox Cockrell. 10th United
States Cavalry. Capt. Cockrell a
member of the class of 1916, West
CONTINUED on Sixth PageD
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guests of honor at the midwinter con-
vocation of the university to be held in
the Masonic Temple, New York avenue
and 18th street, on Monday afternoon.
February %. and at the annual alumni
dinner at Rauscher's on the evening of
the same day.
A number of brilliant society events
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OF Marshall weeks
the brought several important add
Mime
usserand dinner for them Thursday evening and
luncheon Mrs Marshall Friday
lunheon the social schedule
them this
= which planned
the The idea the
Washington
held
Madison place the Cosmos Club
and Will be
the ideboard where delicious
cold fowln tact good thlng-w1l be
the who
OF Sunday
his that he
the
the Capitol break
last o buckwhea cakes and country
important things society will be dinner to-
o honor Hamin luncheon
Mrs Tuesday Mrs Marshall the
Day Mrs Edward douglas
Club
head Alabama Mrs William Bank
hose musical at the home OF
NJ. Thompson when NJ Sasha Nochenko an
will
of asked attend
Monday February z and the
the known ok
camp community
history events
of Columbus through
scenes country the period OF the civil
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II. Newberry. Mrs j. :. Frelinghuy-
sen. Mrs. Frank B. Kellogg. Mrs. John
r. Kendrick. Mrs. Miles PoindeXter.
Mrs Howard Sutherland. Mrs. Charles
=. Thomas and Mrs. Henry Allen Coo
per. Admissio ion will be by card.
Mrs. Francois Berger Moran Will en-
tertain a large company at dinner at
Wardman Park Hotel the evening of
Thursday. January 3a. in honor of
Admiral and Mrs. William $. Ben
son.
Word has been received here of the
marriage of Miss Ellen Graeme Har-
rison to Mr.. Lloyd Aspinwall of New
York and London. Epgland. on Jan
uary Il. at the residence of the bride 5
cousin. Mrs. Sterling, formerly Miss
Ethel Robson of this city. The bride
! is the granddaughter Of the late Mr
/ and Mrs. George NJ. Ogston of Wash
ington.
Mrs Malcolm $. McConihe will en-
tertain at tea on the afternoon OF
| Wednesday. February 4. in compli-
meut to Miss Frances Hampson, the
debutante daughter of Mrs. Joseph
Hampson. This also will be house
warming as it will be the first for
NAL AFFAIR Mr.. and Mrs. McConihe
have given in their beautiful new
home. 2301 Wyoming avenue.
! The committee in charge OF Tho
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are being planned in honor of Blasco
IbaneZ. including a large dinner AT
Rauscher's on Saturday. February p. to
he given by Mr.. and Mrs. Collier. who
We're acquaintances of the author when
Mr. Collier was American minister to
sp1 in
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VISITORS FROM MANY LANDS
BRING RUSH OF HOSPITALITY
WITH UNUSUAL BRILLIANCY
Embassies and Legations Were the Meeting
Places for Society All Of Last Week. Every
thing Centering About Foreign Guests.
Rich Promise In Future Social Events
SAI.LIE v. II. PICK EFT.

prolonged diplomatic reception
society. brilliant unusual interest
49, each afternoon and The OF delegates the
American financial conference brought the
while the
Of
tions held n he Pam Union building
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DIPLOMATIC home they ordinarily abandoned
~ everywhere
husbands
o Washn o
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The Secretary Of the Treasury and
Mrs. Glass have their guest over
the week end Miss Beatrice Glass OF
Newport News.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-05-21
Some Horse Story.

John Lalone, Frenchman who
traded horses great deal. drove in
one day Ut a tremendous clip and with
u loud whoa and sudden pull
stopped abruptly In front of the
American House. in a we'll known
town in northern New York, one of
the horses dropping with "A thud. A
veterinary who happened To be seat
ed at the time with hundred other
guests on the spacious porch. stepped
quickly down and feeling on the un.
der side OF the Jaw for the pulse.
looked up into the face OF the owner.
who was still seated In the buggy
and said John your horse Is
dead Johns reply came with n
drawl "Yaas. All know me. he's
die back here bout tree mile an All
hole him up on de bit TIL All geet
cen
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-05-21

+. Y Tobias. our city milk man. lost
one of his farm horses this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Woodside Of
Dillon were guests nj the hospltablc
Cotton home over sunday
Engineer Eckloff, who II assocl
ascd with the Friday Plum mining
interests OF this place. returned this
week from several weeks absence
having been detained on important
mining business.
Dr. Hubbard came up again last
Tuesday and Is ready To fix up the
teeth that he couldn't wait for when
here before. Judging from the sat
isfaction thc doctor gave on his first
trip he Is pretty sure TO have access
to every bum mouth In town.
Mr.. and Mrs, II NJ Hutchings will
leave shortly for \ two months vara
ton which will take them through
several eastern states and over into
eastern Canada, Roy RYAN. the sta
lion agent at Gilmore, Viii do the
honors hege during absence q, the
Huthchingses and Biuy Bowen Mir
10 Ia ilmore.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-05-21
LEADORE AND UPPER LEMI1l

10y II. Lee drove over TO Butte on
a business trip last Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Hover OF this place
went 10 Lemhi last Friday to play
for the big dance held there.
Morris Cottom bought new Buick
this week and as consequence -
displaying the very grace OF locomo-
ton.
Autos are making regular trips
again between here and Armstead
making It over the divide without
assistance.
Charles Denny went down the
Lemhi last Monday with his machine
and brought back the family from
several days visit
w. II. OBren and l.. j. Cowen
came in from Pocatello Tuesday, the
former to attend to mining and legal
business and the latter to interview
water users of Lemhi valley.
Wednesday the school bus took the
seventh and eighth grade pupils TO
Hawley canyon for few days outing
The young people were chaperoned by
their teacher and mothers.
A modern counter has been in
stalled in the Lee store. This coun
ter shows the goods through the
glass front but Is tight and sanitary
presenting very neat appearance.
A doe and last years fawn are
guests In the fields OF Fred Gerdes
The pair are making themselves alb
solutely at home and Fred says woe
to him who interferes in any way
with their good time.
A record crowd attended the
graduation exercises OF the eighth
grade pupils Tuesday evening. Pro
fesor Adams advised continuation
along educational lines, contendine
that higher education means larger
salaries and an easier livelihood.
Last week Weldon Bowman was
bitten on the leg by woodtick. the
leg becoming so badly inflamed that
lancing was necessary a few days
later The danger point has passed
for tick fever to set in, which had
been the special worry of Weldon.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-05-21

Everyone should do nil hc can to
pfossd for his family and In order
10 do this he must keep his physical
system in the bcst ot condition pos.
sible, No one can reasonably hope
10 do much when he Is half sick a
gu-pi share OF the time II YOU are
constipstods bilious or troabhAd with
indigestion got package of Chamber
latu's Tablets and follow the plain
printed directions. and you will coon
be feeling airiSh, and abr To DO q
days work. For sale by iiettinger
Salmon druggist.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-05-21
Signed: DIR. J. l.. Stafford.


Bill Rusk says that at last he has
found the real thing In the way OF a
prospect. He doesn't know how big
II In but says It's big enough and II
II continues down Is all anyone can
ask for. The ore Is lead.silver and is
located about three miles northeast
OF town. on the the same great min
eral belt that has already furnished
the mammoth kimmel ore deposit
and the Baby Joe sensation. The
ltusk strike has proven the superb
cial continuity OF what is locally
known az the contact zone for several
miles, within whose boundaries will
undoubtedly be developed yeritabie
chain of producing mines of more
than ordinary magnitude some that
may rival the really famous lead
silver mines OF the world.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-05-21
A Preacher OF Note.

On June 9TH Rev. Oscar Fodder,
superintendent of Lutheran missions
for Washington, Montana. Wyoming
and Ida no. will be here to speak
To the people OF. Leadore. Rev,
Seattle He will leave there for De.
Mr.. Feeders headquarters are at
troit To attend big conference of
the church but has arranged to stop
AT salmon AZ well as here on his way
east
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-05-21
e,InoAy SCHOOL PICNIC

our Sunday school is planning "a
picnic for Wednesday, the 18TH. Inc
teachers are to have charge and viii
act as chaperones. If the present
plans are carried out the joyous al
fair will be held somewhere up Tim
Der creek. 1t is expected that auto
owners will volunteer to carry the
picknickers up and back and give
the little folks a day long to be re
membered.
Told in the Hills" at the Rex
May 30-31st. =
Among the long distance attend
ants at church service last Sunday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Cotton
and Philip. Mrs. Vezina and family
and others, Mr.. and Mrs. Hover
rendered a beautiful violin duet al
the evening service which was ap
preciated by the large congregation
Told in the Hills" at the Re,
May 3O-31st.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-05-21
Training for the Fourth.

Quite number OF local speeders
have started training their autos,
cars and Fords for the big race to
come off as u feature of Leadore's
big celebration. Judging from the
Oldfieids east OF countenanee carr
rked by some of the entrants and the
amount OF dust created thcre1l be
speed records and other things frac
turcd on that great day
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-05-21
The ssesalaursa,e Sermon.

A goodis number attended the
iio'cloek service last Sunday To lls.
ten to the bacealaureate sermon
preached BY Rev Mt Sehultse. his
theme throughout was Success, Not
the gather of money. not the higher
education, not the high pinnacle OF
fame but that which brings lasting
JOY aud peace To IN. indis idual
The text For what shall Il profit
man. " he shalt gain the whoh'
world, and iose hts own soul,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-05-21
MINES AND MINING

Mines sampled and rerortS made
Mining information furnished BUYERS
found for properties OF merit
pr. J. |. Stafford
Leadurp Idaho
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-05-21
THE HARRIS uAr,,t =

THE HARRIS HOTEL. Gilmor,e
Idaho. Headquarters Tor mining
men. autoists and commercial tray.
elcrs. Restaurant in connection
Meals served from 30 To y. N.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-05-21
In Conclusion.

We are glad 10 announce that our
aim has been accomplished. The
carbuncls that we have been pOultic-
Ing from week to week came 10 a
head al last and the patient public
liz now on the speedy road TO health.
Some people of timld disposition are
under the impression that II Is better
to endure the painful carbuncle than
10 suffer the lancing pain OF opera
ton. but in every case. after IT'S
all over. they are mighty glad it's
done. The carbuncle Is really the
only thing that suffers.
! We learned while gathered around
the operating table that Sheriff
Stroud'B orders are and have been to
enforce the law, and there Ia but
little doubt but what this will be
done In future, We have very strong
reasons for feeling that way at least.
We are informed that any man ap-
pearng in public In "A drunken condi.
ton is Il public nuisance and by so
doing has committed msdemeanor
and Ia subject 10 arrest and fine.
Boot Logging and gambling are stat
utory crimes and we understand will
be properly looked after by the new
deputy sheriff of this district. Law
abiding citizens generally are ready
10 give him their support no far as
possible along his line OF duty. We
started out on this scrap alone but
feel very grateful for the many new
friends who are standing by at the
close.
Signed DIR. J. l.. Stafford.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-05-21
Three Shifts in kimmel Tunnel.
DR.. OWEN T. STRATTON
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
SALMON, IDAHO

VIM. lKadletz T. Drnjevich
The old reliable firm,
always giving punctual
and painstaking service
Pioneer
Shooting & BIaCkSmithing
Company
ouepI uomIeS
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-05-21
BUYS TRUCK.

c. r. Shuey went to Dillon on last
Saturdays train returning next day
with a Federal truck. Mr.. Shuey
needs the truck in his oil distribu-
ton and will be on deck for truck
work in general.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hover and Miss Eek
er furnished music for the ball at
Gilmore last Friday night.
Mrs. Ashton took the pupils of her
room for delightful picnic last FRI
day, going across the valley to Jake's
canyon. The young folks gathered
flowers, watercress and appetites.
"Told in the Hills" at the Rex
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-05-21
LEADORE LOCAL LINES

II you are not taking The Recorder
just drop into Or. Safford's office
and arrange for IT, and with the
home news and home ads and cooper
alton OF the home people Wen make
the Leadore page home page.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-05-21

oscar Fl. Hershey OF the hrm OF
Burch. Hershey & White OF san
Francisco and one of the, leading
biologists Of the country, spent
several days here studying condi-
lions AT the Baby joe and kimmel
properties AS near as can be as
certained Mr.. Heshey is representing
the Bunker Hill company. The gen
treman left Monday morning IN com
pany with Harvey Lipe, who TOOK
him to Dubois for the train.
kimmel Draws Attention.
G. A. r. RENDER, a mining engl-
neer from Haley, Idaho came IN
here this week especially to see the
Kimmel property and after giving
the mine a thorough going over ana
gathering all possible data regard
ing 1t went back to report results.
II is the opinion here that Mr. Rem
her represents the Federal company,
who have large holdings in the Occur
d'Alenes and Is doing extensive min
ing in the Wood river country as
well. Should the Bunker Hill COM
pany and the Federal each get a
footing here it would sure be big
thing for this section.
Three Shifts in kimmel Tunnel.
| The Kimmel company received
their Sullivan drill last week and
started three shifts in the tunnel but
owing to the breakage OF steel
were compelled to lay off two shifts
while waiting for new supply from
Salt Lake. The steel reached here
Wednesday and everything is running
full blast again. They are driving
through hard blue lime rock which
is gradually taking on reddish cast,
with showings of cleavage galena.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-05-21

"Told in the Hills" at the Rex
May 30-31st.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-05-21
May, Idaho. Va

~ ApQ8
People an
a. waste Of
medicine int
and muscular Is
ninety-nine out
are one or the
/ ties. All that
afford relief hT
llain's Liniment r
| costs but IS ceaa|
size 60 cents. N
ger, Salmon druR.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-05-21
FREQ v. DiscoG.
FARM LOANS
iasuranse. Auditing and Collecting
oAlmen. Idaho

FOR SAI.E-i50 belgian and New
Zealand hares choice stock. w
T. Wright. L. . box 81. Leadore.
Idaho. NJ 1T
FOR SALE-The Waugh residence at
Junction. consisting of house. barn
gArase. warehouse and other build
lngs. with good garden. Apply 10
10 Alex Waugh, Leadorc. Idaho.
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Batteries reeharged for 81 t.emhl
Motor company, Salmon.
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Friend.

illus 70 1
| To the Editor
er: SRI
| appreciation tb,,''
my friends VIII
to the rescue ], I
postmaster here !,
morning Inspec,. +.
ed at May with 4
some malicious y
Washington, a "
service at the IS
very unsatisiacis
postmaster WA \
not at all publie h
that the Office i
elsewhere. ~ y
Village soon s.,.s
that score and N
the alleged ~,
for he found d, !,
entire communi
plants and they b
place. Easy, y,
sent in the Co..
The people q b
always on deck p
Il would like ID n
claimants If ths]
else l can do | =
ways. ! never -
tune for an IT,
thing wrong or y
office and | am \
staunch FRIENDS h
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told in the Hills" at the Rex
May 3031st.
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