The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-12-09
SALMON LOCALS


?. A. Summerland was in Salmon on
b Saturday,.
Mrs. Phil Rand entertains at bridge
thB Friday afternoon.
Thomas Boyle is looking after bus
mess interests at Leadore.
Tom Longley moved onto the A. E.
Ferguson ranch on Tuesday for the
winter.
c. B. Hinchey advertises two black
sovs as estrays at his place east of
Salmon.
A girl baby. arrived at the Fields
Cassel home on Boyle creek Deem
Der 4, 1921.
TURKEY and CHICKEN night at
the Rex Wednesday and Thursday,
DeeemOixS l4-l@
c. S. Miller is over from the Big
creek to spend the winter with his
father in Salmon.
Try a pound of Pure Breakfast CO.
Gerry. Regular 35c value for 25c.
Frederick Bolts is spending some
time in Salmon from Hayden basin.
He is under treatment by DIR. Stratton.
Tanlac is made of roots, herbs and
banks and contains no minerals or
opiates. For sale by Red Cross Phar-
macy.-Adv.
A. C. Ludwig came in from his
mining property in the Forney coun-
try and attended the o. E. S. meeting
Tuesday evening.
People who have been helped by
Tanlac are always anxious and will
ing to tell others about it. For sale
by Red Cross Pharmacy.
Comfortable quarters as living
rooms have been taken by Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. Edwards in the former law
Offices in Odd Fellows building.
Mrs. Ea-l Williams came down
from Leadore to look up a home for
the family. Mr.. Williams has
charge of the railroad motor car.
George Nichols, famous govern
transact business. The speciality of
Nichols is61he taking of predatory
animals. Business is good with him,
he says.
Mrs. Mahoney writes from Lees
burg to say that at least two feet of
snow covers the ground at that place,
while on the summit there is another
foot of winters white blanket.
You can't have good health with a
disordered stomach. Correct your
stomach disorders with Tanlac and
you will keep well and strong. Fol-
sale by Red Cross Pharmacy.-Adv.
At the last cottage prayer service
held at the home of Mrs. Keith there
were 80 persons present, with inspir-
ing music and other services to hold
earnest attention. Mother Jones pre-
sided.
DR.. r.h. carnes has succeeded to
the dentistry business of DR.. Ashley
The Carnes family takes the Salmon
residence of Homer Holbert. Mrs
Holbert is visiting relatives at Black
foot at this time.
A Kensington at the home Of Mrs
Gables will be the feature of the neX1
Woman's club meeting on Saturday
December To- Refreshments will b
served. The roll call response is to b
Christmas sentiments.
A delegation of Pahsimaroians wer,
in Salmon this week on business IL
getting their cash that was dead IL
the old Nay bank transferred to ;
live asset in the Citizens national, a
which all were made happy as the.
should besin the Christmas season
The visitors included S. F. and Lloyt
Foh. Henry and F. NJ. Kobbe ant
Joe Kippfn.
H. L. Smith is showing his friend
a specimen of copper quartz with tn
imprint of ferns in remarkable tidel
ity. The plants are of the TIMES
kind, many of them less than an inc
high, with a E-sss4-tss ssssSSssssl- and Land
scapc of remarkable beauty, even a
azure sky and cloud effects being ap
parent in this wonderful piece of ma
lures painting. If you wish to Sc
something pretty right here at HON
ask Mr. Smith at the Shenon hotel
show this specimen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl F. Nieman weT
indicted into the membership of tn
Eastern Star on Tuesday evening
when there was large attendanc
incident to the election of officer
The newly elected officers are Mrs.
f. Allan, worthy matron; r. E. Allan
worthy patron; Mrs. /. r. Applemal
associate matron; Mrs. Clarence Nj,
Cracker, conductreSs; and as Officer
reelected: Mrs. L. Z. Glennon, asst
ciate conductress; Miss Carrie Soul
secretary; Mrs. Owen, treasurer.