The Idaho recorder., 1921-11-11
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Milton3May and family and Ross
May were in Salmon from Dillon.
Jim Frey was a passenger out by
the Leesbnrg stage on Wednesday.
Thomas Boyle is collecting a bunch
Of 80 head Of cattle for the ranch.
Ernest Minert recovered a lost rife
by q three-iine ad in The Recorder.
There is a big dance at Carmen hall
tonight. with superb floor and. music,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. +. Higley were in ia
salmon Tuesday from. their Iron creek.
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The Swanson brothers were IN Sal
mon this week from their Lemhi val
ley ranch. '~Fi T'p$ ;ss,f''l i'aiis.
J. A. Canaan Of Blackfoot has been
insthe Salmon country this week look
ing for ranch. ;.
Mrs. Charles Rose entertained the
Methodist Bible class at her home last
Friday evening. ~ - ~,
Cooked food sale by the Altar So
ciety November 10, place to be an
nounced later.
Mrs. Free Buster and son Harry
are back from Nevada to spend the
winter in Salmon.
William Queeney and Thomas and
Edith Benedict were registered at the
Shenon from Gilmore.
E. X. Abbott was up the Lemhi
valley yesterday engaged as an ap-
praiser for the state land board.
After a strenuous hunt down the
river last week Ralph Quarles and
Guy Edwards returned empty handed.
Thomas Benedict, who was in Sal
mon Wednesday, secured carload of
local produce for the Gilmore market.
L. N. Southmayd, one of the big
men in the Fisk Rubber company, has
been in the Salmon country this week.
Frank Haynes came up from Shoup
last Saturday with Ralph. Quarles,
who had been below that point on the
Salmon hunting.
Attractive posters and other print
ed matter for the lecture tour of DR..
Stratton have been supplied by The
Recorder office.
L. C. Stocker, merchant and prom
inent livestock man at Grant, is in
Salmon today on business and visit
ing his brother, r. B. Stocker.
Mrs. George Benjamin called to her
home last week the members of the
neighborhhod for needlework. Mrs.
Lloyd Brown and Mrs. George Brown
were guests. Mrs. Bradshaw will be
the next hostess. ~
Walter C. Fox and his assistant on
the ranch, Frank Pierce, left Salmon
Tuesday afternoon with supplies for
hunting trip over on Big creek. Mrs.
Fox will remain in Salmon with her
sister, Mrs. Tingley.
Mrs. A. J. Herndon was hostess to
the Wednesday Needle club last week
when beside the twelve members Mrs.
Caples, Mrs. w. H. Shoup and Mrs.
John Shook were present. Mrs. Irwin
is the next to entertain this club.
John H. Coles, Alex Snyder, Her.
bert Sinclair, George A. Brown,
Charles H. Rose and Jim Hibbs made
up hunting party below Shoup last
week, with the hesult that all but one
member of the party brought home
his deer.
Harry White and J. D. Grady, ac-
companied by a number of Salmon la
dies, Mrs. Sandilands and her daugh-
ters, Miss Nettie and Iva Williams;
Dillingham;, left last week for Salt
Lake and Los Angeles.
The Shenon cafe gave special
dinner on Sunday evening with fried
chicken as the headliner on the menu.
AS usual the cuisine and service were
both first-class, with piano and vio-
lin music of high order by Coyle
and Lewis. Salmon should not fail to
appreciate the Shenon cafe.
Among the real estate transfers
this week as shown by the books of
the county recorder are a deed for
mining claim from Lester Bishop to
George w. Cronkrite; a deed to land
from Anton Schwartz and wife to
James 7. Spencer, and lease from
the New Discovery Copper Mining
company to William Dunn.
Headliners for the coming farmers
institute will be poultry show and a
seed optato show in connection with
the three days session of the insti-
tute. Speakers from the university
extension work in all these lines are
expected to be present. The farm bu-
reau is planning for the institute for
the latter part of January.
L. D. Miller is with his Salmon
friends for the winter, having arrived
from Miller's station on Wednesday.
His son Charles S. will be over as
soon as he completes some contract
work already in hand. Young Miller
yesterday sold the personal effects of
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