The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-01-23
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SALMON LOCALS

10y III. Lee.
= Blasinggame has gone to Ok
to strike oil. |,
Ind Mrs. A. F. Tage were down
emhi on Sunday.
Re p. Smith. Leadore rancher.
Salmon this week.
Is Hemphill is still critically
is home in Salmon.
Chandler was registered in
from Leadore Sunday.
[. Tichnor was passenger
for Omaha on Thursday.
Dempsey is to leave Salmon
Eurday on business trip east.
and Mrs. w. F. Grove of Shoup |
rain passengers outbound Tues
Wiley is visiting Salmon at |
me OF his mother, Mrs. Sarah
les Burroughs. was down from
first OF week greeting Salmon
lid Matthews of the Lehr
has been at home this week
lness.
Brown, one of the men who
hade the Pahsimaroi country
treat, is in Salmon.
folks in the neighborhood are
sing a dance and basket sup
Geertson hall on the evening
harry 30.
ard Mrs. c. w. Wilson and
wo daughters were arrivals
Bellevue, going down to the
Proctor ranches.
le from Col. w. NJ. Carpenter
lat Mrs. Carpenter will be able
e the hospital at Omaha with
eek or two for home.
Pemble sheep, which were sold
III Parks last week. were ship
Shelly, Idaho, yesterday, the
king up three carloads.
and Mrs Peter Amonson are
again from spending six or
weeks in California. They ar
in Salmon Monday evening,
b good health.
James DeAtley was passen-
BIN Gibponsville Wednesday, en-
to Salt Lake City. On the same
was also Mrs. C. B. Jones, on
" to Leadore to VISIT relatives.
bte from w. M. Carpenter says
Mrs. Carpenter, a hospital pa
1t Omaha, is so well recovered
be family all expect to be on
way home by the 25th instant
IN Schwartz with his son Tony
harles Holbrook as witnesses
in Salmon Monday making
of the homestead of his soldier
rank, who was killed in France
and Mrs. Phil Rand and Mr.
rs. w. C. Acknowledgement by
for Northfork to visit the DR.
Is family last Saturday but hat
Tn back because the thaw had
led the snow.
E. w. Whitcome IS home
from spending most of the win
her old home at Medford, Mass
the fatigue of travel Mrs. Whit
was indisposed for a few day.
her arrival but is now able t
pr friends.
L. Smith and Mrs. NJ. c. Lewis
passengers from Leadore b,
Monday for two or three day
ing and visiting in Salmon.
pal attraction being large sal
of the city stores as ADVERTISE
Recorder.
rye Geertson received a carloa
IN last Monday to supplement
leep rations. The grain costs
pver three and a quarter cen,
pwn at Baker. His flock is dt
ry well on corn to balance tn
in fine way.
&c NJ. Stevens and wife return
nesday from trip throug
ern California and norther
b. Judge Stevens says ths
rnia is delightful, and niue
ment was had from a mote
through Imperial valley.-Poc
News.
sometimes happens that order
rinting matter at The Records
miscarry in the mails and ne
hch us. IL customers fail to he;
b a day or two from such ordel
here they should write AGAR
york is always done promptly.
ling goes wrong notify the prin
note from Judge Ralph
les. who is in Honolulu, sa.
wearing white clothes and
na hat. eating fresh fruit al
ables The business matte
kcalled the lawyer to his form
he says, will soon permit h
d to Salmon after successf
Seton.
fself a hospital invalid AT Rec
Mimi. Mrs. Orilia c. Jon
time there as always here
pn to minister to others. n
h care now being Lee We