The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-05-13
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SALMON LOCALS !.

Earthbound-Better than Miracle
Harry knight Is IN at present look
ing over the Allie property.
a. v. Royce and Andy Erickson Of
Giooonsvllle are in Salmon. today.
Mrs. Fred Mitchell lis aver froy,
Montana visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dorie Bennett. anu
Mack's Bootshop has added a line
Oh ni-top boots for ladies to it's al
ready attractive stock of footwear.
Mrs. A. j. Brown of the state If
Washington is making pleasant Wis
Il at the home of her nephew, Harry
L. Summers.
President G. B. Quarles Of the Cit
izens national bank is at Salt Lake
city, expecting to return to Salmon
ON Monday next.
DIR. and Mrs. Ralph P. Quarles, Jr..
and Miss Helen Yearian and Miss
Josephine King were weekend visit
ors at the Thomas Yearian ranch
home.
Lon Cone, grand lecturer Of the Ma
sonic lodge, visited Salmon Wednes-
day evening to appear before the fra
ternity here. Mr.. Cone is the station
agent at Blackfoot.
c. D. Hinchey has started Jersey
dairy for regular deliveries in SAL
mon. He has a dozen cows, whose
milk is the Jersey standard of rich
ness. He wants more customers who
will be we'll served.
Haoy Hill, James Schooler, DR.. ].
NJ. Ashley and |. r. Appleman were
candidates for the Royal Arch degree
IN masonry at the last communities
ton of the Salmon lodge, held on
Wednesday night. Lon Cone, grand
lecturer, came up from Blackfoot on
an official visitation.
A. r. Tage was in the city the last
of the week from the White Brothers
stock ranch on the Lemhi above Sal
mon City. Mr.. Tage says that cattle
in that country have lived out on the
fields and range all winter, as there
was very little snow and moisture
enough to keep the feed green almost
the entire season-Jerome Times.
Mrs. Fred CrandallNarranged din
ner on Wednesday in honor of the
fourteenth birthday of, her son John
A birthday cake adorned with can
dies formed the centerpiece and COW
ers were laid for Virginia Quarles,
Ruth Wittenberg, Anna Wright, Viola
Renner, Frances Greene, Clayton
Scribner, Morton Havemann, Thomas
Ball, Teddy Reddington. Games We're
enjoyed after dinner.
A definite date for the starting of
the proposed motor service on the G..
and P. has not yet been announced
As soon as known The Recorder will
be advised of the change Meanwhile
it is gratifying to see the road regu-
larly meeting the northbound Short
Line train at Armstead on the regular
runs. The roadbed is being steadily
improved at the same time with
fine weather conditions prevailing.
w. C. Mccormick is holding down
the job of fire chief of the Idaho ma
tional forest, with headquarters at
Mccall. He was at Boise few days
ago buying herd Of twenty pack
mules to be used in the service. Dana
Parkinson is now forest supervisor at
Salt Lake. Both are former Salmon
ties, the first as farmer and the lat
ter in charge of the forest office here.
Mrs. Mccormick is teaching in the
state of Washington.
In closing the work of the depart
ment for the term, the girls of thedo-
I nestle science classes of the high
school, under the direction of their
teacher, Miss Dering Greene, enter
tanned at two pretty luncheons, invit-
ing themothers and other friends as
guests. At the first affair the
tesses were Miss Eleanor King Miss
Letha Gable, Miss Gladys Niemann
Miss Helen Yearian. Yellow bells
were used for decoration and the
guests were Mrs. II. G. King, Mrs. w
j. Wittenburg, Mrs. Ed Allen, Mrs
Ira Gable, Miss Pugh. At the seconc
affair given on May A, the hostesses
were Miss Thelma Cooper. Miss Mar
garet Coles, Miss Olga Johnson, Miss
Irma Shaw Bluebells were chosen
for the floral decorations