The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-10-21
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SALMON LOCALS

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Joe Sedovic and Rice Grain were
down from May on Tuesday.
DR.. j. F. Adams and A. w. Pines
are hunting over in the Forney coun-
try.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan O'Connell will
entertain the evening bridge club next
Tuesday.
: Mrs. w. G. Shoup is to entertain
the Episcopal guild next Thursday,
October 81.
Hugh McCaleb is over from Dillon
to visit his mother and to greet his
lifelong friends in Salmon.
Four thousand steers in terrific
stampede charging straight for a
helpless grin the Sky Pilot.
Kenneth Mcbride and Lawrence
Greene are this week hunting the
elusive deer over in the Big creek
country. $50 @8 I
Mrs. Alice Mahoney has. reopened
the Leesburgs hotel and postoffice, for
which mail was despatched on Tues
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Mr.. and Mrs. d. W.. SNYDER are to
arrive from their Stanley basin farm
this week, to make their home in
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Mr.. and Mrs. "A. T. Bennett have
with them as guests for q long visit
Mr.. and Mrs. e. "A. Waters and two
daughters, Misses Lois and Lillian,
who come from Charleston, Illinois.
William Manuel received from the
east on Mondays train a pen of eight
hens and rooster which cost him
$50 plus expressage. The fowls are
purebred Rocks of the Parks strain.
Mrs. w. B. Pyeatt entertained the
Saturday bridge club, the winners be-
ing Mrs. Dufresne, Mrs. Adams and
Mrs. Francis Hall. Mrs. j. H. Wright
is to be the next hostess of this club.
A Halloween dance in l. O. o. F.
hall given by Anna Rebekah lodge,
Monday, October 81, 1921. Music BY
Salmon Society Syncopators. Tick
cts to dance, $1.50. Sandwiches and
coffee will be served in the dining
room. The public is invited.
Guests of Mrs. F. H. Havemann in
the entertainment for the Thimble
club last Wednesday afternoon were
Mrs. Putnam, Mrs. Dufresne, Mrs.
Doebler, Mrs. Scribner, Mrs. Crandall,
Mrs. Caples and Mrs. Melvin. Four
OF the regular members were absent.
Little Charles Beers is carrying his
right arm in sling again, the limb
having been broken by fall when an
other boy caught the wheel as
Charles rode by on the street. The
same arm in the same place was
fractured just before school started
when the lad fell from his porch.
Lemhi potato growers will be in
vlted to participate in the coming
Paclflc, Northwest Potato show on
December 14-16 next at Spokane.
This event is intended to stabilize
marketing and stimulating the seed
crop. Right there is where Lemhi
shines, for the Lemhi spud is remark
ably free from diseases.
Walter and William Gercke arriy
ed in Salmon on Monday from Ven
tura, California, where they had been
engaged in the settlement of the es-
tate of their father, the late William
Gercke. The family formerly lived
near Salmon. Walter left Salmon for
the east ten years ago. The other
brother, on his mission to California
five months ago, met Walter there.
They are undecided as to their flu
ture plans.
The Home Economics club met Octo-
her 10 with 26 members present. The
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Leader, Mrs. Harry L.
Summers; vice leader, Mrs. Charles
A. Norton; secretary, Mrs. Roy Con-
lee; treasurer, Miss Beatrice King.
The next meeting will be held No
vember 2. To start the outline les
sons in millinery by Miss jacobson,
Lesson 1, Mrs. Daniels; Lesson 2,
Mrs. Stratton.
Russ w. White is safe and sound
after an engagements with brother
Shriners at Blackfoot in initiatory
ceremonies in which he was one of
1iiC VI sOdtS. luT. Wulle arrived Mon
day evening. The exercises had kept
him at the Bingham metropolis since
Saturday. There were upwards of a
thousand in the gathering from all
parts of the state. In the public ex-
ercises Mr.. White was dressed in pa
jamas and required to measure off
two blocks of city streets with a foot
rule, much to the amusement of the
natives.
The Recorder office force has been
joined by Arthur S. Mcdonald, a
trained newspaper man and practical
printer, who comes to Salmon from
Dillon. The Mcdonald family of wife
and daughter are to join the husband
and father as soon as arrangements
to that end may be completed. Mr.
Mcdonald is recommended as a con-
scientious craftsman and a man of
high character. From long experience