The Idaho recorder., 1921-08-05
+ SALMON LOCALS :

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c. S. Miller came over from Mil
ler's station on Monday.
John Hanson came over from the
Leesburg basin on Sunday.
r. H. Shaner registered in Sal
mon from Boise on Monday.
A. J. Malone and family returned
from Montana Sunday afternoon,
X. 0. SPAIN and wife were down
from Lemhi on Monday and Tuesday.
c. d. Heustis was down from the
forest station at Lemhi on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Watkins are
guests this week at the Ravndal home
at Hughes creek.
w. P. Cooper was down from Lead
ore on Sunday and Monday visiting
his family in Salmon.
Lester Bishop came over from
Blackbird on Monday with his team
after completing mining representa-
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Rogers, whose
home is on the Little Lost, were in
Salmon on Monday, with, their daugh-
ter, Mrs. H. C. Evans, OF Lemhi. 7
A free dance is to be given at the
Anderson opera house this evening by
the Syringa council of the Knights
and Ladies of Security. All are in
vited to attend whether, members of
the lodge or not.
George Williams, Salmon jockey, is
winning golden opinions as a rider at
Vancouver and Reno, according to
newspaper accounts that reach his old
home. His employer is j. A. Parsons,
a well known race horse man.
Robert o. Jones and Paul Davis, on
their way to Helena where Jones is
to attend a convention of secretaries
of state as law-enforcement officers,
spent Sunday and portion of Mon
day in Salmon, the visit being their
first in these parts.
Mrs. Fred L. Viel and children were
passengers on Saturday last for Dill
Ion to join husband and father for a
short visit. Mr.. Viel is just launching
big business venture in the Mon
tana town, the beginning of what is
to become chain of grocery stores.
Another of the Niemann- Witten-
berg-Smith family picnics took place
on Sunday last in honor of their de-
parting relatives, the George Me
manns, who departed for their eastern
home this week. The place of the
rendezvous was upper Carmen creek
where the outing was fully enjoyed.
The H. w. Soule family of himself
Mrs. Soule, and their daughters, Car
rie and Ella, arrived from California
by motor car on Monday. The only
mishap on the way happened to keeI
them for few days at Sacramento
They had been visiting the home OF
Raymond Soule at Delano, where he
has fine farm.
Honoring Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Mel.
vim, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Watkins gave
a luncheon on Tuesday. Tuesdey even
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Walter C. Fox al
their ranch home gave dinner fol
the same visitors, who departed fol
their Salt Lake home on Wednesday
intending to include tour of the
Yellowstone in their schedule.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Beck were il
Salmon on Monday from their ole
home in the Pahsimaroi, where the!
recently rented their ranch for per
iod of five years. They expect t.
make their new home in this city
having with them two of their grand
daughters, Loretta Brown and Inc;
Kelly, who are to be placed in school
Home friends and parents of Mrs
Dan Mcpherson have enjoyed Ion,
visit from that young woman VIII
came up some time ago from Burley
where her husband is a partner will
Fred Hill in prosperous business en-
terprise. Mrs. Mcpherson was befor
marriage to an overseas soldier Mis-
Muriel ludlow. Her father, Georg
Hudlow, is to make a visit at hi
daughters home and will accompan,
her on her return.