The Idaho recorder., 1921-08-26
SALMON LOCALS


Fred Kohlwas down from Tendoy
yesterday.
Father Mates was passenger out
side on Tuesday.
Walter Kane will take ont a ear
of cattle for Omaha on Saturday.
The Charles Brisbois and w. B.
Horn families are setting out today
for Hayden basin to camp over Sum
day.
Mr., and Mrs. George Radford and
Mrs. McNicoll and Mrs. William Shar
key were down from Tendoy on We'd
nesday and Thursday.
Upon the departure of the Biscoe
family for California their pretty
home is to be taken by the A. j. Put
mans as their residence in Salmon.
Miss TrixC Howard writes from
Washington that the new administra-
tion has painted the White House any
how and it looks a good deal better.
George Kern came up from Glib
louisville on Tuesday, accompanied by
j. j. Bauer, who was making land
proof. His witnesses were d. r. Cott
and A. M. Bradshaw.
On his way out byetrain to Mos
COW last Tuesday Father Mettes had
the misfortune to lose q book which
he seeks to recover by advertisement
in The Recorder today.
w. N. Bichler spent last week in
Boise, Idaho, on business. Mrs. Bich-
Ter went to Butte to visit her sister
and her new nephew, Joseph James
Mansfeld.-Dillon Tribune.
Another picnic for the numerous
members of the White families in
Lemhi county is being arranged for
next Sunday at the Allie White ranch
home on Fourth of July creek.
Mrs. Frank Haven1ann entertained
at three tables of cards last Friday
afternoon a few of the neighbors OF
Miss. Greene and Mrs. Biscoe. Five
hundred and bridge were played.
John H. Coles drove his car las,
week to the Little Eight Mile, with
his father, Dan Coles; William kad-
lets and John Adams as his passen-
gers all to look after mining claims
in that promising locality.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph P. Quarles, Jr.
are home again, sound and we'll and
as brown as berries, from an outing
that took them as far as Alturas lake
They were camping all the time fol
more than week
Thomas H. Yearian, the well-knowr
stockman of Lemhi, has charge of ;
party of campers in Bear valley
made up of Mr.. and Mrs. Zeph Year
ian, Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Yearian, DR.
and Mrs. Rathbone of Dillon; Mrs
Whitwell, her grandson, Jack McKin
ney, and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul McPher
son. The McPhersons and young Jacl
returned on Saturday but theS othe
campers are still out, all reporting de
lights.
Fred L. Viel was at home in Sal
mon for the weekend till Tuesday
when he left for Dillon. At tha
place Mr.. Viel has new mercantil
business well started and is arranging
to branch out with another at Dee
Lodge in September. This enterpris
is to be placed in charge of Pau
Stratton, his present Dillon assistant
with Roy Shoup associated with MI
Stratton at that place.
A large dinner party at the hom
of Arthur Greene was planned 10
last Saturday evening. The plan
la - 4
serve the repast out on the lawn, tn
affair being intended to honor tn
families of Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Mon
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred V. Biscoe, VIII
are about to leave for Callforni'
Nineteen persons numbered the happ
gathering, the Greene, Monk and Bi!
zoe families, Gerald Edmonds, M
and Mrs. George W. Meitzler and M
and Mrs. Z. H. Casterlin being pre-
ent.
Leon r. Sells, who was down fro
Ieadore on Wednesday, availed hin
self of the first opportunity that nj
been afforded him to renew an
schoo-day friendship ne enjoys wi
Claude Coyle, the new bandmaster
Salmon. The two had not met
twenty-one years. Hello there, y
little schrimp,' was Sells greeting
Covle. "Why, hello yourself, Y
long-shanked grasshopper,s was t
reioinder as the two shook han'
Then they told in the presence of th'
hearers how it was that Coyle US
To be light weight bantum champ
Of the mat when he could down
corners in wrestling at Humool
Iowa. at the same time that Sc
stood at the head of his class hlms
rs spindle-legged sprinter. Her
the net names they applied to ca
other at their Salmon meeting; oe
had seen in THE Recorder that his
friend was here. Sells was down fr'
Ieadore with his family for den len
worry being accompanied on the sa
mission by Roy Pritehett:
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