The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-04-07
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splendid T40y fassssh.
: sewing in " Guy r|WssIesAss
Y l July lslsaihi has closed end
~ Miss Cora Schaffer, has
her Boise home.
i Mrs. Andrew Lish were
~ brs sd4 Evesday. and We'd
their Pahsimaroi ranch.
III. Christensen, well known
M hdore, is reported conval-
: sOsaassas Illness from
a. Is Smith was enabled on
- Resume his duties at the
= oftor months wrestlo
VI NJ Yrs. w. C. Sherwood came
s. May on Wednesday, driv-
he Y itzier car, which is to be
ash Sale.
- i. Beatty will hold services
81. afternoon at the Big Flat
l ~ e and will preach on the
! - Practical Religion.
week ome early Sunday Monday
an 6ot to disturb The patrons
Lehi intense court room scene of
left Music by Miss Lewis and
u Summerland left Salmon
oc6oX {or visit. to his old Ken
ore ~ - where he has oil inter
"a Tx after in the sinking OF
q ell.
1t Nj AhS Martin would say, Beware
DIM z121oW who goes too strong il
iea Sznf my public Office. Verify he
10 n; ~ W to grind and there's some
q Is a. last teachers meeting, the
oN' c1Iox ~ Salmon schools read ant
I. pcuosed with much profit DR.. E. A
~ -! ~ most ,forceful address, Tit
II X of Democracy.
Tie potser contest held at the Eas
toN II Ge1Sool on Friday. last was {
,ig nr1nd snccess and showed much in
CaarnSt On The part of both teachers ant
mills n the health crusade.
M In 6ss expects to look after hi
! ~ xnin1ng interests this summer an
4, remain in Salmon at least for tn
!, IT m6Tth or two. He and Mrs. Ros
=. p0nt, most of the winter at Port An
NJ 1es1 ashington.
Iel' Nj: and Mrs. Arthur DamscheI
The liz. 81. J. Saline, Mrs. Lee VeOrg
!. nd Deputy Sheriff A. H. Ford wer
the passengers from Leader
daT6 S1I1&th on Tuesday. Clyde Tillo'
9t5R Rnf Down from the d. C. distric
| Mn. Kirkham and Miss Eudor
u yhaGoo, |teachers of the Baker schoo
tuspom fhrweek-end Ina Salmon, the fol
~ nth /. Mrs. Horn, and the latte
" Il the tpme of heroparentsa- The
/ eGonoel doses at the end of this mont
e JpdGS Padghsm returned fro
aB1ack8oot on Monday after securin
Y, IL o61ointment of two court recei'
1Sero. G6ofge w. Davis, cashier Of Il
y CiffS61s national bank, for the Saline
nero6m6ry, and Joseph Proksch for Il
Thqm9q Terrell ranch.
Z Go5rre B. Crippen is still lookir
q &f1St HI sick SON Lloyd in Salmo
4, hovinG come from California for Il
J ipnxpo6G Lloyd H. slowly mending. II
d f6fher Isl considering the matter
remaining here as his permane
u home He is b famous road buil-le
~ Is - -tfG
The Salmon Home Economics eli
mt April s., with twenty-nine mel
4 NSS& I'D ito Nsitofs present. T
~ fuefinx VA be held April 10, f
Z : Soe3o1 meeting. Each. member is
bring ! new idea in house dress'
T<hog wear or bring. Hostesses NJ
K D}Hxkts "a. Smith, Mrs. Henry Bi
nnd Ms. Gable.
- - II mentioned as curiosity
S>k0-GG Nations prescribed for loans
tho War Finance corporation tn
whoroas the cowman is literally tire;
ufiu inspect to his cattle, the conce
VI ezld nothing on his saddle hoi
l6iM u common work horse is go
u y 1oAn ssfs $50 And yet withc
nuslklle horse the cowman would
stay long in business.
Rev. Father Mates, Catholic pri'
il Salmon, has received word of
death Of his father and probably
fatal Illness of his mother at the
homo in Baltimore, Maryland. I
father was so years of age AMI
mother is three years his juni
Father Mates had arranged to vi
his PARENTS this year before the s
messages came to him but he col
not plan to see them m life again.