The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-09-09

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John Hansen was in Salmon this
week from Leesburg.
Mrs. Bellamy will entertain two
tables of bridge Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. ]. F. Adams entertained with
two tables of bridge Tuesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris H. Cotton and
son Philip made a visit on Wednesday
to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brown on the
Norton ranch.
County Commissioner Briney was
down from the ranch on Wednesday
with load of fruit from his garden
spot on the Salmon river.
The Salmon delegation at the state
university this year will include
Marion Black and F. w. Hammer,
who leave next week for entrance.
There is front page story today
about the visit to Salmon and Lead
ore of E. H. Dewey, Nampa capitalist,
who may become interested in local
mine development. ss
Mrs. H. M. Shaw and daughter are
home from spending the summer at
lily will remain for a week or so
longer at assessment work.
Mrs. M. M. McNicoll and daughter
will spend the next school year in
Salmon, having taken rooms with
Mrs. Horn. The daughter will enter
school for her first primary work.
A. C. Merritt is the author of an
artistic poster calling attention to the
Syncopators, an organization growing
out of the reorganization of the mu-
nicipal band under the direction of
Claude Coyle.
Mrs. Lulu Baldwin, who has been a
guest of the w. A. Warner family
since last spring, departed on Mon
day for her home at Council Bluffs,
Iowa. Mr.. Baldwin had been here
earlier in the summer for a visit.
Mrs. Arnold Heidner entertained
the Saturday club when Mrs. Have
mann, Mrs. Irwin and Mrs. Hall, Jr.,
ctCLcu dS substitutes. HE IhSh SSOiOo
were won by Mrs. Havemann, Mrs.
Adams and Mrs. O'Connell. Mrs. Mel
win will be the next hostess.
Alex Piatt, accompanied by his son
Thomas, has been visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Virgil Williams, the son ex-
pecting to locate in Lemhi county.
They are here from Spokane, Mrs.
Williams expecting to return with
them to visit her mother and then
come back here with her brother.
It is watermelon time down the
Salmon river where grows this del
icacy to perfection. One of the sue
cessful growers Of melons is Joe E.
Crook at Fourth of July creek, who
has coolies of them now ripening or
the vines. If in the market for wa.
termelons it would be well to leave
word with Mr.. Crook, for his crop ]:
always in demand.
Fred Brough, Jr., who with Et
Moore has a lease and bond on tn
old Pope mine above Napias creek
was in Salmon this week for supplies
The mine is to be operated at decid
eddy better advantage from a lower
tunnel, with better ore quality avail
able and lots of it. In this brigh
prospect the miners are wearing san
guine smiles.
At the last call for California Mrs
w. L. Mulkey decided she would re
main at her Lemhi home for the win
ter to be with her husband on thu
ranch. The boys will attend the hom
schools, Doyle to enter Salmon higl
school and the younger son to ente
the Baker school, which is one of tn
best rural schools in the county, witt
Miss Eudora Chaffee and Mrs. Eliza
beth Buchanan teachers.
Rev. w. T. Beatty returned from
conference at Twin Falls Tuesda
night. In the party were Mr. an
Mrs. E. M. Yearian with Huber
Yearian driving. The Beatty famil
stopped at Paul. The minister, VIII
was returned to the Salmon charge
will hold regular services next Sun
day. The work of the conference wa
without incident. Rev. Mr.. Meredit
was taken ill while at conference wit
acute appendicitis and was in tn
hands of surgeons for an operation.
Father j. A. Mates, in charge Q
the Salmon and. Leadore Catholl
churches, is home again from Wis
at Moscow and Thorn creek. His SUE
cessor there, who is a priest of muc
more weight than Father Mates, wa
commenting on the difficulty he es
perienced in making his pastoral cal
in having to walk as far as tw
miles, whereat Father Mates referre
to his own far-fung lines of trav'
where his duties call him upward OF
hundred miles in two directions in tn
Salmon country. But then Fathe
Mates is built that way with no e'
cess weight to carry and every bit
him energy.
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