The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-12-23

SALMON LOCALS

D.. =. Hogarth came down from
Ran1shorn on Sunday.
George Hanson and George B. Lane
were arrivals from Lemhi on SUNDAY.
Mrs. George w. Oliver is spending
the holidays at her cid home in Butte.
Pure Breakfast Cocoa 25c per ID.
at Lehr. and Zimmerman Cash Groc-
cry.
Miss Dering Greene is expected
home from Culdesac for the holidays
on Saturday.
Special sale on Pure Breakfast CO.
Goa, regular 35c value for 25c at Lehr
d Zimmerman Cash Grocery.
Carnival dance, with caps and
horns and a six-piece orchestra, II
Pioneer opera house January 2.
Earl Eichwald, trouble shooter for
the Lemhi Telephone company, was
called to Gilmore for an airing Mon
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F.. Tillctson and
little daughter are at Minneapolis to
spend the holidays with home folks
OF Mr.. Tillotson.
The Woman's club will hold meet
ing at the Commercial rooms, Satur-
day, December 81, when New Years
sentiments will be the subject Of the
roll call.
F. c. Hammer, Jr., and his cousin,
Miss Oral Kraus, are home today, the
former from the state university and
the latter from spending two weeks
with relatives at Butte.
Cashier E. L. Edwards is taking
few days off this week to bring into
port his disabled car, which went
wrong in November on the way from
Boise to Salmon and was left near
Mackay.
Postmaster W. H. Shoup reported
total of one thousand packages of
Christmas mail despatched by train
last Saturday morning from Salmon,
the greatest one-day shipment ever
made before.
Charles Perry Hummer of Leadore
and Miss Marie C. Thornton of Salt
Lake were married at the courthouse
on Wednesday afternoon by Probate
Judge Hall. The new home is to be
established at Leadore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sharkey, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Pattee, C. F. Snyder
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. George Rad
ford and K. o. SPAIN were among
the holiday shoppers in Salmon this
week, all from the Tendoy locality.
The Fred L. Viel family of father,
mother and two children are coming
over from Dillon to spend the holi-
days at their Salmon home. 1t should
be said that the Wells have never had
any intention of permanently living
anywhere else. aee
o. E. Kirkpatrick was delayed in
leaving his mining operations. with
the Gold Dust at Leesburg and did
not arrive in Salmon till Sunday.
Having business matters here to look
after also he was not able to leave
for theoutside till Wednesday. He
expects to be away for the winter.
The party given for Miss Marjorie
Burnhan and Miss Katherine Bundy
last Fridaysevening in the Shoup hall
was one of the joyful events of the
season for the young folks. About
100 were there with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Frey, Mr.. and Mrs. Bundy, Mr..
Burnham, Mrs. w. H. Shoup and Mrs.
Mendenhall as patrons and patron
eSses.
For New Years eve the ladies of
the Altar society are giving mas
querade this year, the second of reg
ular events of the same kind. From
preparations under way and we'll in
hand this will eclipse the last, which
is saying a good deal to make it an
event that nobody will want to miss.
The Syncopators will make the mer-
ry music.
At the suggestion of Sheriff Stroud
it is understood that the county COM
missioners at their meeting in Janu-
airy will cut out all salaries for depu-
ties except one at Salmon. The COM
missioners are, of the opinion that
constables may take up the necessary
work as peace officers for the several
districts and thus work considerable
saving in expense.
At the January meeting of the
board of county commissioners there
is to be present the county agent
leader, E. S. Kjessnes, called here to
attend the farmers institute for the
next week thereafter, and the COM
missioners will take up with him the
matter of farm bureau work. 1t is
Understood that County Agent Tillot-
son is considering the acceptance of
employment in Valley county.
The Viel-Summers election contest
is to come up for final decision in the
Supreme court early in January. The
case for the contestant is at present
in the hands of Judge Paigham, and
for the contestee, Senator Whitcomb.
The briefs in the case were prepared
by Judge Padgham and his partner,
the late Judge QuarleS, and Senator
Whitcomb. As required under statu-