The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-09-16
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c. s. Miller was a weekend bust
ness in the city from Big creek.
Thomas Boyle is up from his Big
creek, having leased that property.
The city library will be open dur
ing the winter months from 2 to S
in the afternoon.
William Bentley, an old resident.
is dead in Salmon at the home of his
sister, Mrs. lngle.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Wick
ham, Saturday, September 10, girl,
named Mary Alice.
Norma Talmadge in YES or NO
6-reel special Tuesday and Wednes,
day., September 2O-21.
MRS. Francis Hall, Jr., has been en-
gagged to fill the vacancy in the high
school corps of teachers.
Report has it that the Viel cash
stores are soon to number one more
in Montana, at Harlowtown.
Mrs. E. B. Dillon and two children.
and NJ. F. Ranaker left for Hamilton,
to return with her mother, Mrs. Rem
aker. y~c
George Kern and his former BUSH
ness partner, George Demott, were up
from Gibbonsville Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Yearian are
at Dillon to see off to his Florida
home DR.. Arthur c. Yearian and
family.
At the home Of Mrs. F. S. Wright
Wednesday evening Mrs. Ralph Ed
wards entertained the Foster bridge
club with three tables of players.
Twenty ladies' were 4 entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. j. A.
Herndon at Kensington called in
honor of Mrs. Herndons guest, Mrs.
Graham.
The wife and daughters of John
H. Coles and Miss Ernestine Rose
made up an automobile party last
week to spend the winter at Long
Beach, California.
Miss Frances Pollard expects to
her home there with her sister. Her
brother, Ensign Leslie Pollard, is now
stationed at San Diego.
Rev. Mr.. Braun, Lutheran minister
of Ashton, Idaho, will be in Salmon
next Sunday and will hold services
both morning and evening at the
Presbyterian church. hqe
S. A. Matthews and wife are at
the Tormey mine, to be joined there
by w. H. Shoup, who has his own
claims there on which he will make
required representation.
Virginia and John Quarles left for
Denver, Colorado, last Saturday. Vir-
ginia entered the high school in that
city on Monday morning and John
will be in Princeton for entrance on
September II. a'ar.i
County Commissioner Summers and
County Agent Tillotson drove the
county agents car to Helena on Mon
day, the commissioner to attend the
Montana state fair and the county
agent to look after personal business.
The wayfaring man driving a mo-
tor car may now see how much he is
getting when he buys his gas, for it
is fed directly into his tank from a
glass container on the street. The
O'Connell & Bellamy garage is the
first to install this service in Salmon.
T. H. Harding, rancher and paint
er, rode a horse the other day across
Co1, I hoe &c
saddle horse objected and lunged
and plunged in such manner as to
severely injure the rider, who has
been hobbling around ever since.
A letter from the naval academy
at Annapolis advises that it will not
be necessary for young Charles B.
Hart to submit to mental eXami-
nation for his entrance next year
his high school rating being taken
as an ample test. Physical eXamina-
ton, however, is necessary to be
made at the academy next June.
For the correction of defective tom
sis and other minor troubles of the
throat Drs. Stratton and Hammer had
in hand on Wednesday operations
upon three of the Baciu children, Vir-
ginia, Phil and Victor; George Geert.
son, Jr, and Webb Pope, son of A. w
Pope. All these children, who are OF
school age, had been examined by the
county health nurse, Miss Lunney
who is giving careful attention to this
branch of her important work.
For ten days City Editor Ed Han
ner of the Butte Post enjoyed va
cation spent at his old Salmon home
arriving just at the close of perfect
summer for bathing in the new re-
sort, when numbers of his friends
who are outdoor sports took hin
down to the Island for plunge
They said the water was fine, fol
went in every day. So in the visitor