The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-12-16
SALMON LOCALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Don Pyeatt were in
Salmon Monlay and Tuesday.
Jim Stout and Charlie Dodge were
down from Gilmore for the weekend.
Miss Gertrude Miller was a visitor
for the weekend from her school du-
ties.
Mr.. Coyle and Miss Lewis will play
for Mae Mnrray's dancing Sunday
Monday, Dec. 1919.
Try pound of Pure Breakfast Co
Goa at Lehr & Zimmerman Cash gro
Gerry. Regular 35c value for Zoe.
The Bar bridge club met In fort
nightly session as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. +. Melvin Tuesday evening.
w. r. oglivie Of Baker was a Sal
mon visitor Monday, taking the OPP
portunity to subscribe for The Re
coTder while in the city.
Joseph A. and Fred w. Dischinger
are in the salmon country from New
York visiting their brother, j. I'll.
Dischinger, near Lemhi.
Tanlae Is manufactured in one of
the largest and most modernly equip
led laboratories In the country. For
sale by Red Cross Pharmacy.
A. w. Pope Is up from away down
the Salmon river, bringing the word
that the hills are full of trappers this
winter, every cabin having its tenant.
Thousands Of weak, rundown men
ani women have reported astonishing
gains in weight from the use of Tan
Inc. For sale BY Red Cross Pharmacy.
Mrs, j. C.. Wheeler, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. B. Wheel
or, LETT Wednesday for Salmon City,
Idaho, on visit with relatives
Jerome News.
Lest we forget, 1t may lie recalled
that four years ago there was gust |
such . mild winter In the salmon |
country as this, with plcwing possible |
till near the middle OF January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. G. King are at |
San Francisco bay TO spend the holt |
day season AMI some pleasant time |
beside with their children. Mrs. Rus
sell feafian Is TO keep the King house.
Floyd ID. Mason Ii in salmon to /
spend the holidays. The Ramshom
mine. where he had been employed,
ii closed for the season, TO be reop-
med perhaps in the spring and oper-
ated under lease.
Tanlae has been an unfailing
'ource OF comfort TO millions through
tut the length and breadth of this
ointment Have you tried il for your
roubiesg For sale by Red Cross
'harmaey--Adv.
sdf tha members of the school board
wood, which they dill adj
for, instead of hundreds of
pnAaT coal, which they did not adj
efs1se for al all but bought neverthc-
ess the price asked without compe-
isinn whatever, then perhaps there :
you'd &c more money left in the coun- !
~ in these hard times TO pay taxes.
One Of the Main street stores dis
lays Christmas tree carrying in It's II
coughs appropriate presents for city. IL
ounty and school officials, not omit I
Ing the president of the United j
tateS, Charlie Chaplin or Charlie ID
lodge. Mr.. Taxpayer gets small 4
ize lemon for his'n, while the Off Ii
ials ali have stockings stuffed full, II
he chairman of the school board get J
ing sack Of coal for his gift. /
After all, as the immortal Shakes
care would have Us ask, What Is
here in name, anyhow For in Ii
lance, here we have Charley Dodge n
nd Jimmy Stout, who come down I
Fom Gilmore every now and then 10 /
pend few days together In salmon.
'harley's three hundred pounds il too I
aach 70 dolge even SNOWFALL, while a
immy's small stature viii aaveT q
row stouter than his present well Ia
opnded i75 pounds, I
The great American birthdays be- lh
in in January when Franklin was 1
orn. In the next month Washington
nj Lincoln first saw the light. Jack
on, the patron saint OF the democrats,
ias born in March and jefferson, au- In
nor Of the Declaration of Independ- .
nee, in April. Only the February =
AAAN 'AAttSN VI AtfNslHk aiutEtC@iU MS u
DRY are generally honored rs holi- I
ays. except that Alabama il under n
TODD 10 consider Jefferson'S birthday | 4
ed letter day in its calendar. IN
Mrs. Frank Kirtley and Mrs. Mar ,
On Mnlkey were hosts at their home
n Main street, the SPAIN dwelling,
or gathering of their friends last :,
saturday evening. The occasion PROV :
q most enjoyable, with jollity and
manifest among all.
so9ntiful refreshments were served.
he guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
TALL, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Chase, Mr..
nd Mrs. w. c. Fox, Mrs. A. II. Ford,
III. and Mts. Tingley, Mr.. and Mrs.
red Frey, Louis Frey. Mrs. Ella !
ianfnll, Mr.. and Mrs. James Owen, .
ir. and Mrs. W. {. Smith, Mrs. Carl :
Webster, Vernon Wilmington, Kenneth !, :
Wilmington, Thomas Ball, Isabel :
rcwn, Ethel Allan. karlotta Mulkey. !
josephine kirtley. Doris Chase, Louis
nd Ricmard Spillman.