The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-02-04
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w H. Fayle. prominent Leadore
raneher. is in Salmon today. -
Mrs. j. NJ. Ashley has entirely re.-
covered health after long. afflietion
Walter s. BARGE was down, from
Hayden basin Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Sharkey is in Salmon
tnls week on a mission to the stores.
s. M. Jarvis and wife were regis.
tered IN Salmon Monday from Lead
j. F. Bevan and w. r. Taylor were
passengers on the Horn-Buster stage
from Ulysses.
Mrs. E. M. Yearian will entertain
the Woman's club at her BROOKLYN
home next Thursday
E. P. Owestad, whose wife is the
oeacner az iron creek, left for Black
foot by Wednesdays stage.
J. A. DeBarre, former employee Of
the Pioneer Mercantile company. is
back in Salmon on business visit.
Ice harvest in Salmon is about
concluded, with plenty of the summer
necessity still to be had if needed
by anybody
Frank Ollisodson, ]. R. Quinn and
n. b. klng were in Salmon last week
from the upper Salmon river and
Pahsimaroi. 4
Carl Clark has taken the Murdoch
dwelling house lately vacated by Mr..
and Mrs. ]. H. Wright when they oc-
cupied their own new bungalow. x.
Edwin A. label, principal of the
Challis schools, was in Salmon early
in the week. While here he was
working up a movement to stage a
play by local talent.
Joe and Charles Anderson are
over from their Yellow Jacket min
ing properties, the former ON his way
to Butte and the latter to remain in
Salmon for the winter.
Mrs. Ray Wickham entertained the
Auxiliary, Mrs. Arch Herndon the
Ald society and Mrs. Theodore Ket-
cnum the Episcopal guild. All these
cnurch affairs were well attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Minert are home
again from their visit at Butte,
where Mrs. ~Minert was consulting
with specialist for her impaired
eyesight The lady has been much
benefited. r.
Three of the county's best minds
in the financial field were in The
Recorder office all together on Wed.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. G. B. Quarles of
Emerson Hill of the Pioneer pank
the Citizens national bank: Cashier
and. A. M. Baukol, head of the Lemhi
Valley. bank at Leadore.
H. O. Buster has gone to Butte.
The Jazadors are giving their in
itial dance at the Opera house this
Saturday night. This is new mus
ical organization whose speciality is
dance music of the latest vigor and
movement The dancing will COM
mence at o'clock and continue till
midnight
The Boise Statesman is out with a
club for the state highway commits
sion, which is claimed by that oracle
to have been engaged for "a year or
two squandering money. The same
Statesman did all it could in the late
election toward endorsement of that
same commission but evidently il is
now sorry for itself.
The Recorder office has this week
turned out in good shape upward Of
twenty ordeIA for job printing that
ran up we'll toward 10000 impressions
on the press. All this has come
along with the regular work on the
newspaper. which carries large lot
of reading matter. and advertising
and worth a good deal moe than is
sold for two dollars a year.
ITO be without the usually prompt
Armstead stage mail even for day
is real privation for Salmon and
this happened Tuesday when the
stage was laid up on account of an
accident on the yay out the day be-
, fore. The stage vent out on time
Wednesday. carrying mail and pass
engers but did not succeed in making
the through trip. II starts again to-
day. -.
Mrs. Carpenter the writer of the
fine poultry paper last week read be
fore the farmers institute and which
is today published, called at The Re
s. corder office Tuesday TO say that
what she says in that paper about
a poultry show in connection with
the next institute is to not be taken
as any sort of knock for the regular
county fair and its claim for an ex-
hibition of fowls. She thinks, howev-
er that the poultry show may very
we'll come along in the winter time
and half way between the fair sea
sons in the county. She referred TO
the fact also that in the early fall
chickens are rot al their best, for II