The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-06-23
SALMON LOCALS

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w. E. Taylor was up from Ulysses.
P.J. Dempsey is spending TIE week
ut Leesburg. ~ g.
Chautauqua dates in Salmon-Aug-
ust AS inclusive.
Z. E. Higley and William Buggy
came down from ChaIlis on Monday.
Haying will boone general next
week, with fine first cutting ready
for machines.
Harry Kelly lost valuable COW
| from an unaecountable cause Tuesday
night out at the Ferguson ranch.
r. w. White, sunbruned from his
vacation with the Shriners across the
desert to San Francisco, arrived home
on Monday.
Mrs. Thomas H. Yearian returned
from Butte on Monday with the chill
dren of her assistant on the ranch,
.irs. felton.
A. H. Ford, Leadore deputy in the
many Salmon friends this week, be-
ing called here on business.
Arthur Damschen, Leadore banker
and live-wire business man, was in
Salmon over night till yesterday
morning on business mission.
Mrs. Appleman entertained the La
dies Aid society yesterday afternoon,
the gathering being one of the largest
of the year and in the nature of a So
cial meeting.
Gilbert j. White, Jerome banker,
was at the D. C. ranch last week. On
his trip home Mrs. Leila Massey and
children were passengers in his car
for visit in Twin Falls.
Bids for conveying the Carmen
school pupils to and from Salmon are
invited by Carmen trustees. This work
offers an hours employment morning
and evening during the school year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Opie, Mrs. Ho-
mer Harris and Mrs. Turnblade were
taken to Leadore last Sunday by Will
lam Manuel in his car to spend a de-
lightful day with the E. B. Mitchell
family.
Z. B. Hitchings, accompanied by
his wife, who is q school teacher in
Salt Lake, and himself a representa-
tive of the Western Newspaper I'm
ion, has been in Salmon this week
calling on the trade.
A splendid boy was born in the
Leadore home of Mr.. and Mrs. A, l..
who was in the Lemhi metropolis at
the time, said the valuation he would
place upon the ynungster was to be
written in seven figures.
Arthur R. VieI, nephey Of F. L. Vel,
has come from Belphos, Ohio, to spend
the summer with the We'll family in
Salmon. The young man arrived on
Monday. The well known merchant is
expected home by the end of the week
from a visit to his other stores.
The A. A. Yearian family set out
Sunday morning for Boise, intending
TO make camp at the Stroud ranch on
the Salmon river for the first night of
them to Boise. Their road takes them
via Galena summit, which was open
for wagon travel two weeks ago end
for automobiles this week.
Harry George King AMI Miss Flea
nor King, with Charles Faye, young
friend of the King boy, and Virginia
Slaughter, "A granddaughter of the
H. G. King family, are in Salmon en-
livening the family home. Eleanor
passed with high credits to enter the
state university of California and
Harry George is advanced also in his
school work.
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