The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-10-28

SALMON LOCALS :
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Mrs. Fred Frey is substituting for
mrs mrs. Bradley in charge of the public
library.
o.. p. Kimmel was passenger for
hughes creek by the DeAtley stage
on Tuesday.
Passion is a most artistic and re-
markable production. 1t fairly took
my breath away" DIR. Frank Crane.
Pola Negri, the superb star of
PASSION, first achieved fame as
premiere danseuse of the Imperial
Baltar at st. Petersburg.
Oscar Lund is substituting for
James DeAtley on the Gibbonsville
stage, while Mr.. DeAtley is engaged
IN some hauling by team.
Louis Frey is installing a large
steam heating plant for O'Connell e.
bellamy in the basement of their au-
to annex and hall, which provides for
more than dozen large radiators.
Illness of Philip Rand during the
past three weeks has kept him at
home. In his place at the high school
Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Watkins have
been substituting. Mr.. Rand will be
able to resume his school duties next
week.
Raymond EichwaId has gone to
Spokane to take employment under
Lloyd johnson as foreman in a large
creamery. Raymond writes that on
his way he met Marion Black and
Fern Hammer, who are students at
the state university.
&. S. Miller was out from Miller's
station over Sunday, with business to
transact in the probate court on Mon
day looking to the sale of the lands
OF the late Thomas Maloney. l.. d.
Miller, father of C. S., is to come to
Salmon next week for the winter.
The National Board of Review,
which endorses Passion states as a
picture of the times, in its fidelity to
the spirit of history, in its magma
ton and its dramatic vigor, and the
quality OF its acting it must be re-
garded as a masterpiece and a screen
spectacle of the first magnitude.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. A. Beers and Mr..
and Mrs. F. w. Bellamy are home
! from their visit at Lewiston, Idaho,
where they attended Odd Fellows and
Rehecca assemblies. On the way out
they stopped for time at Boise. re-
turning by way of the northern Ida
no. Montana route.
DR.. and Mrs. C. F. Hammer drove
their car to Butte for the week end,
to afford Mrs. Hammer the benefit of
hospital examination of an injury
sustained last summer at the bathing
pool in sprained knee. 1t was
found that the knee was slowly but
steadily mending under the attention
that DR.. Hammer had been giving it.
There was a break in the journey
each way by a stop over night at
Leadore.
The Woman's club held a meeting
at the Commercial room in Odd Fell
lows building last Saturday afternoon.
Hereafter the club will hold its bust
ness and social sessions there. For
the program Mrs. Francis Hall gave
short report of the first district fed
GRAFTON meeting at Rupert and Mrs.
Melvin a short talk on Work for the
Woman's club in Salmon. Arrange
ments were also made for the enter
tainment of Mrs. Green.
E. B. Randolph, the bee king, was in
Salmon on Monday for the first time
in month or SO, which covers the
period of "a disabling illness. He is
making a special price on the product
of his apiary by selling the pure ar
ticle of sweetness at 1919 cents per
pound. If there is anything more
wholesome than honey and at the
same time to be had for less money no
man has found it in these times of
high cost of most things to eat.
The Home Economics club of Sal
mon will hold meeting next Wednes-
day afternoon at the Farm Bureau of
flee. The course of millinery work as
planned by Miss Jacobson will be
started. The subject of the first les
son is equipment, under which head
tools and material will be considered.
Mrs. Jessie Daniels will direct the
first lesson. The references for the
work are the book by Laura Ballot and
the bulletin Making Your Own Hat"
The Farm Bureau executive COM
mittee held meeting last Monday
evening to elect delegates to the dis
trict meeting held at Pocatello this
Friday and Saturday. Mr.. Tillotson
left here Thursday morning by auto
mobile taking along Mrs. Tillotson,
H. i. Summers and A.. f. Ferguson to
represent the Lemhi Farm Bureau
district. Mr. Tillotson will make
special study of the potato situation