The Idaho recorder., 1922-05-05

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I.<Ucy ID NASltOT III o@iiloh
will meet with Mrs. Win
~ IL.
ndge Francis Hall is at
ling the state bar exam
appetizing, invigorating
6ening. Try it and be con-
Cross Pharmacy. adv.
nm and Melvin residences
5ment walks to add to the
IS of these premises.
xington, with the internal
artment, has been in Sal
lex seeing what he could
Sdshaw, sign writer as well
decorator, has furnished
mess houses no less than
4en signs this spring.
I've Tanlac an honest trial,
q your voice to the thous-
hers who are praising it.
harmacy. adv.
fgh, who has been i'll for
"a weeks, will resume her
Derintendent of the Pres
nday school next Sunday.
II. and Mrs. Thomas Long
son. The child lived
hours. Mrs. Longley, be-
6rriage, was Myrtle Mogg.
rs. Russell Yearian were
from their Lemhi valley
lay and Wednesday of this
ing with the parents of
Y "a, the H. G. Kings.
Jerk w. w. Simmonds ar
Wednesday evening from
ne near Malad where he
~ by the illness of his
S G left her much better in
I&d Carl family will soon be
n G6lmon, the husband to take
~ ~ the dairy business at St.
JGxSeY farm. Mr.. Carl has been
NJ GG|fn& for the past year or two
4 A Nevada.
-. Francis Hall entertains tomor-
affernoon with a luncheon bridge
ionor 0f Mrs. Harry Hettinger,
Is soon to join her husband who
oW IL Portland. Four tables will
nxaged in play.
Is. Riley Cooper has resigned and
Victor Durand has taken her
= as leader of the Baker Home
poinics club. At the last meeting
he club Mrs. Gray gave the les
on two part wire frame work.
Is. Walter C. Shoup and Mrs.
h were hostesses to one of the
non sewing clubs Wednesday
rnooi1 There were sixteen present
i Mrs Joe Vaughn, Mrs. Pipes
ses Iena and Laura Shoup, and
!, ketchum as guests.
|ackss Bootshop has secured the
ices Of Gus Anderson, an expert
snaker and repairer, and is turn
cut this work promptly and al
'onable prices, his labor-saving
:hinery giving the Bootshop its
ded adyantage and making it one
the busiest of Salmon business
,hn G Greenan, who has giver
hfdl and efficient service in The
order office for the past three
Iths, returns to his Blackfoot home
Saturday, being called there fol
Eli work for his father. While il
mon young Greenan made many
nds who will wish him good for
! and good luck wherever ne is
/ total of S19,5O0 was received ;
days ago by the Citizens nationa
X on account of two war finance
lis to stockmen. These loans arr
ected to come along in streams o
1 within a short time, greatly t.
relief of the borrowers in the low
interest chargese demanded. Sever
cent is the rate against the pc
ling rate of ten per cent.
he initiation ceremonies for Mis-
dys Tanapnell was the chic feat
at the Easte,N Star meeting ia g
.Sday ereri2g. IL. and Mrs. Hcr
nnbeIl. parents 3f Mis- Calnple.
who arc affiliated with { lods
heir horne Gown in Nebraska, wer
tors. Mr. and Mra. W. n. Carpen
and Mrs. Murd NcNicoll were gu
town members attending the meet
What angler has not felt the nee,
I real bait box, one that woul
init the poSSeSSor to take there
ID one of his graSShopper o
rms without letting the rest es
u I A. J. Putnam, who is a devote
ciple of the gentle Isaak Waltor
been sorely tried from this lac
fishing facilities at times of tn
II when trout won't rise to artifi
flies but take other bats all right
Put has invented a suitable cor
vance TO put the old tobacco bo
tomato can out of the game. TIL
ention Is nothing more than a Il
{ wifh&a closing device of elasti