The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-02-11
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Inc iadies Auxiliary will meet with
Msr. Charles Mack next Thursday ="
Great Entertainment-ybA rou
cate FEB. 1915. Prices 40c, 15c
Oliver ]. Randall came down from
"ihiaiis iaKe ranch on Tuesday.
Harry Pierce was in Salp,o,
the weekend and the club dane
: Friday. night.
MRS. w. c. Mccormick is now at
MI. vernon, Washington, engaged
as teacher.
Mrs. W.. H. Shoup will entertain
the Episcopal guild next Thursday
18th February.
=. Mr. and Mrs. J. d. Holgate were
down from their Lemhi ranch yester.
DAY on buying mission in salmon
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Malone b.ve
taken the rooms over Hettinear,s
formerly occupied by Mr. and Mrs.
Hagen.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Carlson were
down from Tendoy yesterday to Wis
II the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Emer.
son Hill.
Fred Randolph returned In his
home at Dillon OH Tuesday after !
visit at the home Of his brother. E. p.
Randolph.
Mrs. Murdoch is in Salt Lake this
week for her twice-a-year visit to the
wholesale marts for millinery and
Women's apparel in that city.
Mrs. N. O. Ward and Mrs. F. A.
Preston are entertaining the Metho-
dist Aid society next Thursday, Feb
ruary II, at the Preston home.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Will
Jams at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
Louis Mogg February 5, daughter.
The parents reside in Hayden basin.
MRS. Williams is sister of Mr..
Mogg.
The trainmen say that the worst
storm of the winter prevailed on the
Bannack divide Tuesday night.
Nevertheless the Salmon train from
Armstead arrived on time or very
nearly.
Mrs. T. P. Carnes was in Salmon
last week from the North Fork to
have an X-ray examination of her
broken foot, which was found to be
healing satisfactorily. DR.. Hammer
made the examination.
The Saturday bridge club was en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. Ralph
Edwards, with Mrs. Adams, Mrs
F. Wright and Miss Greene win
ming the high honors. Mrs. Rand
substituted for Mrs. Pyeatt.
Odd Fellows and Rebeccas, with
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Beers as chair
men of arrangements, are having
large fraternal gathering at their
hall this evening at which dancing
will be the principal feature.
D.. w. Chard used the ski route
for trip last week to Leesburg and
return, going over in seven hours
and returning by a detour through
by way of the u, p, where he found
a shed had been licked up by fire.
Sergt. Durbin left Salmon for Salt
Lake on Thursday, having finished
as recruiting officer here. He made
friends on every hand while here
and it will be surprising if he isn't
back again in the early summer.
Secretary H. G. King of the Lemhi
Woolgrowers association has called
a meeting of that body for the 10th
of February at the Farm Bureau
quarters. The meeting is to take
up the matter Of organizing pool of
wool along the lines proposed by G.
B. Quarles.
Horace J. Mileham. formerly OF
Salmon, is suing, for divorce at Mos
COW where he is attending the uni
versity as a disabled soldier. He
has entirely recovered from the eff
fects ! of a lself-inflicted wound
through his body just below the
heart. He shot himself when he
found his wife would not live with
him. i
Miss Rose Mack left for Portland,
Oregon, yesterday morning for treat
ment for goitre. Miss Mack is
daughter of the Charles Mack family
and for two years has held respon-
sible place with the stan OF the heu
Cross pharmacy. Her friends and
family will be glad to learn of her
restoration to, health and return
home again.
C. S. Miller walked so miles over
to Millers station on "Wednesday, us
ing snow shoes for the nils. The
next day he visited the Cobalt camp,
which is shut down, 10 see that the
property is in good shape. A teie-
phone message from Millers station
Wednesday evening said the snow
was heavy in its water content. SO
that the accumulation had to be
shoyeled from roof tops.
Great Entertainment-The Toll
Gate. Feb. 1916 Prices Ace, 15c
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