The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-07-29
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Coming-The hit of the year. See
WESLEY BARRY in DINTY.
Jess Shorett has bought the Frank |
M. Williams residence property in
Salmon for 5000.
Miss Beryl Williams is visiting the
home of her sister, Mrs. Farley Lar
son, at Provo, Utah.
The w. A. Brown family are camp
ed on McDevitt creek for the remand
er of the summer.
P. A. Summerland is in Salmon to-
day from his ranch and mining inter-
ests on the North fork.
Ret Rathbune of Dillon was a visit
or in Salmon for several days this
week guest of his cousin, Hubert
Yearian.
Pete Marcessin sent out by train
Tuesday Lemhi's first shipment of po-
tatoes this year. The tubers are Irish
Cobblers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank M. Tingley are
at the ranch home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter C. Fox. They were all in for
the Chautauqua sessions.
w. B. Fowler completed boat on
Monday for a party of the geological
survey for trip down the Salmon.
The party is headed by w. G. Hoyt.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles w. Shook and
children were in town Monday from
their ranch home near Baker and at
tended the Chautauqua entertain
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Yearian and
son Hubert were down from their
ranch home near Lemhi to attend the
Chautauqua.
Mrs. B. F. Ibach and son Ben were
in Salmon from their ranch home up
the river on Friday and Saturday Of
last week and visited with Mrs. n.
B. Zimmerman. .s
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carlson and
children Of Tendoy were visitors IN
Salmon at the last weekend as guests
of Mrs. Fred l.. We'll.
Mrs. A. NJ. Bradshaw was up from
Gibbonsville, where she and Mr..
Bradshaw are in camp for the sum-
mer. to attend Chautauqua.
Miss Catherine Whites guest dur
ing Chautauqua was Miss Enose
Barton and with Russell and William
White, Jr., was Lester Barton OF Car
men.
The H. w. Soule family while or
the way home have been delayed II
Sacramento, California, for car re-
pairs but are expected to arrive mere
sometime this next week.
For the third time this summer thu
flow of the Salmon river has beer
muddy from cloudbursts above. I'M
last evidence of this was seen in tn
flow Monday, resulting from anothe
heavy downpour. e.
Mrs. N. o. Ward and three childrel
returned on Monday from an extend
cd visit with Mrs. Wards mother
Mrs. H. H. Boomer, of Idaho Fails
The Wards are now at home In tn
Frazier house formerly occupied D
the Paul McPhersons.
At the Episcopal church next Sun
day evening at 8 o'clock the Kew. i
s. Stringfellow will address the cor
gregation in his farewell sermon a
he expects to leave with his famli
on Monday, to take up his new charg
at Rlackfoot which will include wor
among the Indians at Fort Hall, ais
a mission at Mackay.
Among the out-oftown visitors WI
we're regular attendants at the ona'
tauoua sessions We're Mr.. and Mf
Fl. +. w. Niemann and daughters
Big Flat. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Brine
and daughter, Miss LYDIA; Mr.. ar
Mrs. Raw Benjamin of Tendoy, NJ
and Mrs. Bert Goodell, Mr.. and NJ 7
dwight 4. Smith, Henry Bird, II.
Rird and wife, Mr. and Mrs. X. .
Bird. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter ,. Brow
The Salmon community will sun,
distinct loss in the removal OF Il
family Of the Rev. Robert 5. strin
feilow Who are 10 change their res
d>oee ia Blackfcot next week.
tbef place their boys are to ent
school and Mr.. Strincfellqw will tal
charge al the parish church. +
nearIy FOUR wears both the Epiacop
,actof and his wife have becn act
In rood deeds and helpful work
this citv. both being As true as SIG
in their calling. Miss Iunnsy' |
pcd Cross nurse. will occupy the Il
tory Is her residence.
Chamber,ains Collie and Diarrhe