The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-11-25
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Special song service at Presbyter-
ian church Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pattee are in
Salmon today from Tendoy.
Fine home made candy at the
Christmas bazaar, December 8.
Remember the date, December 3, at
the Heidner building, Christmas ba-
Zaar.
Mrs. Russell Yearian spent Thanks
giving at the Thomas Yearian ranch
at Lemhi.
Mrs. o. C. Jones was an honored
guest at the Louis Mogg home for a
Thanksgiving dinner.
Cooked food sale a speciality at the
Christmas bazaar at the Heidner
building, December 3.
If you want the thrill of your life
see Douglas Fairbanks in his great
play The Molly Coddle.
& There will be dance at Geertson's
hall for the benefit of the school, Sat-
urday night, December 3. Lunch
served at 35c per plate, dance tickets
$1.00.
Mrs. ]. H. Wright will leave Sal
mon the first of December for three
months visit in the east visiting rel
atives in New York, Philadelphia,
Boston and Chicago.
At the Ladies Aid Christmas bazaar
December 3, at the Heidner building,
you will find all kinds of fancy work,
aprons, cooked food and candy. The
children's booth speciality.
C. o. Maxwell and P. J. Griffin are
opening up in the Tingley building at
the bridge a harness shop and taxi
dermist business. In these lines they
are capable and experienced. They
came to Salmon from Dubois, Wyo.
DR.. o. T. Stratton returned from
the southern part of the state on We'd
nesday. On the way home he visited
Butte on business. There he met A..
S. Macdonald of The Recorder office
who had been detained by the illness
of Mrs. Macdonald.
George Preece is chief helmsman
for a river voyage started Thanks
giving day down the Salmon, intend
ing to go through to Lewiston. With
him are Jay Carlin, Milton Call and
DIN Rose, who are to set out numer-
QUA trap lines during the winter.
Robert Knoblock has joined forces
with the John G. Dryer real estate
agency and the two will add to their
business an approved line of fire in
surance agencies. Mr.. Knoblock, who
is a rancher, thoroughly knowing that
business, will with his partner be able
to direct buyers Alright and the two
will make a stron gteam.
From four turkeys and a gobbler
the L. F. Ramey family this year
have netted from their increase S125.
The same turkey hens in two years
have Melted their owners $50 for each
hen over and above their keep. Mr..
Ramey received a check on Tuesday
from a commission house in Spokane
where he sold for Thanksgiving 81
Young turkeys for $4,000. He still
liz some turkeys left of this years
crop.
w. A. Mackenzie and H. H. Boom
or. CAPITALISTS and contractors from
Snokane. the former the owner of the
Salmon River Power company, have
been in Salmon this week. Mr.. Mac
kenzie does not get here often but Mr..
Boomer is a familiar figure from
making long stays and frequent Wis
its Until a short time ago Mr.. Mac
kenzie waa at the head of bank
which he sold to devote himself who'll
" to his other large interests.
Robert /. Knoblock has joined the
real estate agency long conducted IN
salmon by John c. Dryer, the name
of the new firm being Dryer-knob-
;ock Sales company. Besides the sale
Of real estate the company will in
cIude the writing of life and fire in
surance. surety bonds and general
anMioneering. As the new blood in
This business Mr.. Knoblock is live
wire and will be able to put dynamic
force and pep into it, and which Mr..
Driver has already made successful.
full.
Thanksgiving concert by the Sal
mon band last night was greatly en-
loved. the selections for the occasion
including an overture and less ambi--
+ionus popular airs. The bill included
solos by Mrs. N. o. Ward and Vaughn
clark. with violin number by Miss
Frances Greene, talented daughter Of
Arthur Greene. These concerts, es-
pecially for holiday occasions, have
already become a feature Of much de-
light in the community. There is no
cbarce in connection with them but
the band organization usually includes
= dance at the end of the concert,
which. as it should be, is well patron
;zed as being conducted with due re-
card For the proprieties.
Good Work on DahlOnega Summit.
Five of the units comprising thir-
teen tun-outs on the Dahlonega sum
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