The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-05-20
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SALMON LOCALS
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L. T. Ramsey came down from
Lemhi on Mondays train.
w, II. Fayle and son William were
down from Leadore yesterday.
Mrs. Charles W. Shook and son
We're registered at the Shenon on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Stratten will
entertain the Methodist aid society at
the Adams home next Thursday, May
26.
Frank H. Ha'emann is attending
the Grand Commandery and Grand
Chapter Of the Masonic Grand Lodge
at Occur HAlene May l9-20-2l.
Some attractive sign writing has
been executed by Richard Dick of the
Pioneer garage for his own business
of automobile painting and for the
garage.
Mrs. Marion Mahoney left Salmon
on Thursday to join her husband, the
former soldier, who is at Boise, and
the two will proceed from there TO
Seattle.
| The Guild met with Mrs. Stnngfel-
low at the rectory on Thursday after
noon of last week. Mrs. Lloyd Brown
meeting.
Two carloads of Lenlhi county po-
tatoes were started by train yester-
day morning for southern California.
They are the product of the Bert
Macnab ranch and represent potato
perfection.
Mrs. Ralph Irwin received the mem
bers of her sewing club on Wednesday
afternoon, including with the club
members the following guests. Mrs.
E. V. aples, Mrs. L. w. Greving and
Mrs. Shirley johnson.
Henry Tatro and son Joe came ov-
er from Lima on Monday to take
back home the Shorthorn cattle re.
Gently purchased here for their dairy
herd. The purchase included ten OF
a dozen calves that have appeared
since the herd was purchased two
months ago.
Mrs. w. T. Beatty and Mrs. DaI
Chase were hoStesses at the meeting
of the Methodist Aid at the churcl
annex on Thursday afternoon of las
week. The next meeting will be hel,
at the Adams home and Mrs. .. /
Stratton and Mrs. J.. F. Adams vii
be the hostesses.
Kenneth Shenon is home from tn
California university for the summe
and will assist in the management Q
, the hotel during the vacation. tn
! other Shenon boys, Phil and Fredel
lex, will remain until later in tn
summer for their visit home, NEAR
while being at work in Berkeley.
2 George Hansen waS.-Eegistered ;
the Lemhi on Tuesday, bringing tt
news from William Anderson that
< has entered upon the business of MAJ
u ufacturing a new beverage soft drir
in large way in California M
a Anderson expects to revisit Saline
: at an early day and with his fami
q will spend the summer at the keel'
;, ranch, the home of Mr.. Hansen.
$. One of the best of all the scho
II entertainments to mark the. closil
} work of the year was planned by MI
n Ella Soule for her first and Secol
+ graders last Friday afternoon at t
Brooklyn school, when parents a
= friends of the little pupils came o
!, in numbers to enjoy the progra
70 All took occasion to thank the teac
:. for her conscientious work for b
,e charges.
lie LYNN Fowler steered the creame
r truck straight for handy tree b'
sh dering the Fred Rose place or Fir
" street the other day when. the tru
became unruly except at to its d
q position to go ahead. But for
~ presence of the tree the car wo'
= have landed in the middle of Jei
On creek, when instead of mixing wa
Ne with his milk according to the
- time formula the tactical fluid wo
~ have been mixed with aqua pura.
iia it was nothing was hurt but the b
,rs dering fence.
M George Darlington is over from
ia Middlefork to spend the summer
res l.emhi. taking employment on
yer Yearian ranch where he has been {
ar Moved before. On the Middlefork
had his Headquarters at the Morn
. ranch and spent the winter trappi
+ with the aim of being out in the o
+ for the benefit of his health.
: brought two cougar pelts and {
en- coyote skins as his catch. W
: he left the Middlefork he could sc
: = hundred deer in a day. Cattle
: = wintered out on the mountains v
: rs fat as those he fed. The hills
knee high in grass.
: ;. Ancient Idea Of Comets.
|. !. ANCIENT peoples. puzzled by u
5 !. awe-inspirlng phenomena, prociaii