The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-10-14

SALMON LOCALS !

Rev. w. 7. Beatty is to conduct
services at Gilmore this friday eve
ming.
Numerous farmers are already
breaking ground for next years po- i
tato acreage. ~ t
A carload of corrugated culverts |
was received in Salmon last week for |
county roads.
Phil Rand was detained at home !
and could not attend. the Idaho Falls |
institute because. Of illness. e-s-@
Seasonable goods at greatly reduc-
ed prices have been advertised in a
big sale now in progress 1.-THE Lam
gel store. -
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Herndonf are
to spend the winter in Dillon for the |
school advantages afforded there for
their children. .l,t. s sG
The Gleed family is afsanging to-
move to Boise at an early day and
the G. H. Burk family, will remove
to the Gleed home from Brooklyn.
The next meeting Of the Home Eco
nomics club will be, held October 10
for the election of officers. Hostesses
will be Mrs. Colwell and Mrs., With
ington. -
The Red Cross will .hcldp itsslannual
meeting Wednesday, October 10, at
1870 p. M, when it is urged that all
members be present at this public
meeting for the election of officers.
Miss Ethel Lewis entertained at
dinner Sunday evening in honor of
Miss Laura Caples, the other guests
being Mrs. Elsie .Caples, Ormey Beers
and Augustine Davis of New York.
Ladies of the Presbyterian Auxili-
airy will hold a cooked food and apron
sale Saturday, October Is, in the
Heidner b uilding, recently vacated
ny the Salmon Power and Light COM
pany.
The next big doings planned is a
fraternal dance on Halloween, Oc-
tober 81, at Odd Fellows hall under
the auspices of the Rebekahs, the de-
tails of the arrangements to be an
hounced next week.
Mrs. Thomas Terrell and children
are home again at the Hughes creek
forest station from long visit with
the old folks in Iowa and Kansas. The
husband and father met them al
Armstead in his car.
Salmon friends greatly enjoyed {
visit from Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Cur
ran of Haley last week. Mr.. Currar
is now loading large lot of sheer
out from Dillon for winter feeding IL
the lower Snake river.
Mrs. Frank Hall is taking advan
tage of the school holidays when he
daughters, Misses Mildred and Mabel
are home to keep house for her, t
make a visit to another daughter
Mrs. Webster, at Dillon.
G. B. Quarles has received returns
from a car of potatoes from tn
Smith ranch sent to Wheeling, w
Va, on the order of E. w. Stife
through a commission house in tina
city. The net sale was $1.75 per hun
dred pounds.
District Superintendent Baker is t
hold quarterly conference at the Sal
mon Methodist church Saturday eve
ming, October rs, when the officers Q
the church are expected to be presen
Mr.. Baker will preach at the regula
Sunday services.
= Mrs. ]. F. Melvin, while in Idah
Falls this week, was a guest at tn
home of Mrs. j. A. deBarre, who
we'll remembered in Salmon. Mr.. d
Barer is the head of trust compan
in that city. Miss M. E. Lunney Wa
4 also a guest of Mrs. de Barre.
T. N. (Dave) Patty is down fro
the upper Salmon where he h;
charge during the summer of II
Sumner, Noodle and a small band I
the Brown sheep. 1t was the Mood
bunch Of lambs that topped the ON;
lost only two lambs.
Frank Kirtley was caught in
caye-in on Main street yesterds
when repairing a service pipe for Ot
Fellows hail. A mass of earth of
ton or two held him fat until
COQfu De uuK OUT uHinJuISo SASSPs.
to the awful squeeze. Not being ali
to return on the job today Hora
Ostrander was his substitute.
Miss Lunney, public health const
vator and probation officer, is spendi
the week at the teachers institute.
all her manifold duties she is becol
ting more and more useful. 1t is $;
to be the unanimous determinatl
of the board of county commissit
ers to reappoint Miss Lunney at
January meeting on the efficient
cord she has made.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Snyder of
Seventeen Mile ranch accompan
their son Charles TO Salmon on Tu
day for hospital surgery at the han
of Drs. Hammer and Stratton for
l.. hsE