The Idaho recorder., 1921-11-18
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SALMON LOCALS

home for nearly week with severe
cold.
Pure Breakfast Cocoa 25c per
pound at Lehr & Zimmerman Cash
grocery.
TanIac, the celebrated medicine, is
now sold by Red Cross Pharmacy
Advertisement.
A. S. Macdonald of The Recorder
office was called to Dillon today as Il
witness in court.
The Altar society announces mas
querade ball at the opera house on
New Years eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Summerlan
were shoppers in Salmon from North
fork on Wednesday.
J. B. Short was over from Lees
burg for the week end, returning to
his business there on Wednesday.
Special sale on Pure Breakfast
Cocoa, regular 55c value for 25c at
Lehr G. Zimmerman Cash grocery.
Thanksgiving dance November "a
will be the next important event. The
Society Syncopators will provide the
music.
Try a pound of pure breakfast CO.
Goa for sale by Lehr & Zimmerman
Cash grocery. Regular 35c value for
25 cents.
Tanlac, that celebrated medicine,
makes you eat better, feel better,
sleep better and work better. Sold
by Red Cross Pharmacy. ADV.
]. M. Steele was in Salmon yester-
day arranging for another one of the
popular dances at Carmen hall to
take place on Thanksgiving night.
Charles E. and Mary j. Andrews of
Milwaukee bought the Ethel Brown
residence property last Friday for ST.
522.66, the amount of the lien thereon
R. G. Proctor has gone with his
family to Casper, Wyoming, where he
has a good position. Mr.. Proctor was
a former fockmaster in Lemhi coun-
ty.
Cashier E. E. Edwards of the Cit
izens is on a visit to his family at
Boise, expecting Mrs. Edwards and
one of their daughters to accompany
him to Salmon.
A bunch of 800 head of cattle will
be sold at sheriff's sale at the Atkin-
son ranch, Pahsimaroi, November %.
In the days of cheap feed now is the
time to buy cattle.
Tanlac has the largest sale of any
medicine in tho world Over twenty
million bottles have beer sold in six
wears. No other medicine has ever
approached it as seller.-Adv.
J. A. Herndon returned Tuesday
from ten-day's visit at the Italian
mine. In the milling process of some
high grade ore the gold was not saved
until Mr.. Herndon provided remedy.
This evening the Eastern Star kid
dies party is to take place. Miss
GLADYS Campbell is to be Mother
Goose and the children will represent
some Of the familiar nursery rhymes.
Besides general family celebrations
Of Thanksgiving there will be sepcial
feasts prepared at numbers of the
popular eating places in Salmon, as
announced in The Recorder. Remark
ably low prices are the rule.
G. H. Burk had the good fortune
to be accompanied into the wilds OF
Big creek by Thudston and Curleey
McCracken, who steered him Alright
to get deer for himself and to Sc
cure one for each themselves.
One of the record breaking crowds
Of even war times met at Anderson
opera house last Friday evening fol
the Armistice day concert by the Mu
nicipal band. The selections were
fully enjoyed.
Mrs. A. ]. Putnam entertained tht
Saturday bridge club of three table:
last week. Mrs. Hall, Jr., was ;
guest. Mrs. Melvin, Mrs. Adams ant
Mrs. Pyeatt were the score winners
Mrs. j. H. Wright will be the mex
hostess.
On November oath the Shenol
hotel cafe will serve an old fashione'
Thanksgiving dinner. Good Chee
and Plenty will be present and,
there is no prior engagement, per
haps you, who read, will be guest
also. II M. to p NJ.
"All my life," says Cyrus H. K
Curtis, publisher of Saturday Even
ing Post, Ladies' Home Journal an
Country Gentleman, 81 have spen
more money for advertising wheneve
a business slump came than in norma
times; and if l didn't get ahead in tn
race, l kept from slipping back, an
was in condition to shoot ahead OF M
competitors the moment condition
changed"
In honor of the latest great hol
day, Salmon business was adjourne
last Friday for the proper obsevanC
of Armistice day. In the evnln
the schools joined in a lantern p;
rade with soldiers and civilians to tt
number of several hundred joinin
Tho survivors of the civil war roc