The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-03-18
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Earl Shields registered at the
Lemhl hotel on Wednesday.
George Hanson is down again this
week from the Kelley ranch.
Mrs. w. c. Fox was in Salmon q
part OF this week having dental worl,
done, WIN
Mrs. Harry Hettinger will enter
tain the bridge club Saturday after
noon.
q Mrs. James L. Kirtley entertained
the needle work club of which she is
member last Saturday afternoon.
10y S. Lee and F. o. McFall, prom
lnent Leadore business men, are in
N"i'on' '--,,- -.
r Chris Van Strait, w. G. Rees, Bert
ADaniels and Edward Hays are among
the new watermasters for the coming
season.
A new rate for the shipment of
ores from Salmon charges Sits per
ton to the Salt Lake smelter on and
after April l.
Frank Allison and Lee Fancy were
over from beyond Forney on Monday,
the former as principal and the latter
as witness in the Allison land proof.
Mrs. Max Bird and baby are home
again, having spent the winter with
the parents of Mrs. Bird in Califor-
MIA. The family is now reunited at
the ranch home.
Beautiful ostrich trimmed and
flower trimmed hats, nifty sailors and
sport hats, transparent hats, and hats
for misses, all included in special
pre-Easte: sale at my Shop" March
"a, Is and 26.
Mrs. Marion Thompson of Salt
Lake is expected in Salmon today 70
make her home with the George E.
Shoup family. After spending two
days in this city with Mrs. Murdoch
The Salt Lake lady will proceed to the
SKOup ranch home,
Fred /. Wei, former well known
merchant of Salmon city, arrived in
the city Saturday and will work
for a month with the Best Candy
company and following that expects
u accept a position with the Western
Wholesale Grocery Company.-Dil-
Ion Examiner.
Rudolph Pluger and Edward
Kerpa, who are milling men at Bull,
have been spending the meek with
Manager luck of the Salmon flour
mill. The Bull visitors recently sus-
tanned loss in the total destruction
of their plant.
Fred Garroutte and Billy Swan are
planning for cougar hunt on Big
Creek, using snow shoes over the
mountain. Garroutte returned from
Williams Lake last week from an un-
successful hunt of the same kind in
the vicinity of the Randall ranch.
Charley Putt departed for his lower
Salmon river home Wednesday morn
Aing. Before leaving >he purchased
furniture, farm implements and sup
plies in value amounting to upward
of $500, which will make up a por-
ton of Capt. Gulekes first cargo
down the river as soon as navigation
opens.
Mrs. Charles Hannah pleasantly en-
tertained the members Of her sewing
club at.the home of Mrs A. NJ. Brad
shaw on last Friday afternoon. Sew
ing and conversation made the time
go quickly, ard at five o'clock deli
cious refreshments were served. Mrs.
j. A. Herndon will be the next mem
Der to entertain the club.
l. ~ n.,I:, r A. fy,.,I1;
Messenger and Joe MCGOWAN, garage
man of the Custer metropolis, were
in the city Yesterday, Mr.. Dillingham;
typesetting machine, which he pur-
Nfion. He came to meet with c. L..
Ziegler, who is installing a new In
tertype for The Recorder.
The marriage of Miss Margaret +.
Shoup, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George &c. Shoup, and Herbert Bias
ingame, the eldest son of w. L.
Blasingame family and a returned
soldier from overseas, took place IN
Salt Lake February 9, according to
announcement made by the parents
of the bride. Miss. Shoup had been
attending school.
Neal McDevitt and other Salmon
relatives are enjoying visit from
Mr.. McDevitt's son, James, whose
present home is in Shoshone county,
idaho. The young man keeps in
touch with his old home through
careful reading of The Recorder and
is put out like every other reader
when the mails fail to bring his
copy. He will be home a month or
SO.
Cooked Food Sale
For Near East Relief by ladies OF
tho Auxiliary March 26