The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-08-11
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L. the bursting of the great dam
FHE LAST TRAIL. w.
he Last Trail, best Zane Grey pic
of all. The food scene veryfne."
e band meeting place has been
kged from the McNutt building to
fShoup hall.
rs. Andy Liggett has returned
Rocky Ford, Colorado, wher2
WAS visiting her boys. ~
hin R. and John. G. Taylor, r. w.
and r. D. Henderson of Poca-
we're registered in Salmon yes
b.
the regular report of the board
buntv commissioners published to-
mill be found the election returns
III,
eitors at the Goldstone mine yes
" were r. H. Shaner, c. C. Zum-
of Boise and ]. E. Daily of Wal
Galla.
and Mrs. Karl o. SPAIN AMI
Ethel Snyder were in Salmon
he weekend and guests of Mr..
Mrs. Melvin on Sunday.
show troupe of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis arrived in Salmon on
av. the guests of Mrs. Lewis
er, Mrs. Mary L. Smith.
county auditor has made up and
Rrded to Boise the real estate
for Lemhi county, showing as
ents of S4,160,290 as against
,728 for the year 1921.
Bovd, who has been a guest of
ster, Mrs. Dempsey, and mother,
Bovd, in Salmon, left this morn
ioin his family who are spend
he summer on Lake Michigan.
pyd is head Of the University at
gton, Ky.
utv Sheriff Ford came down
Leadore Wednesday. evening
ng an invalid in the person of
Barnes who was committed for
bent at the Blackfoot asylum.
batient had been afflicted since
bath of his father a year ago
b 1 been living with his mother.
and Mrs. Paul Stratton are in
home in Salmon where every
WANTS to see little Miss Stratton,
I've daughter of Montana, born
er Lodge two months ago. Mr..
|on leaves Saturday to receive
Eeeks' training in aviation ser
Boise,
and Mrs. T. r. Denny have
the week in Salmon for the fin
Chautauqua and to afford
here with relatives, Mrs. J. NJ.
erson and others. While play
Island park Wednesday after
heir Youngest son, Everett, fell
bar and badly bruised his
er. The family expect to re-
their Lemhi valley home today.
and Mrs. Curtis L. Pike and
|n were guests on Wednesday
the ranch home of Mr.. and
ames Melvyn and for the fol-
day at the ranch of Mr.. and
". NJ. Carpenter. Mrs. Pike
led the highest stations in the
lodge of the Eastern Star,
Mr.. Pike is prominent in the
life of the state capital at
They are touring the Yellow
family of Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.
have been depleted by the de-
of four members for Berke-
hools-Eleanor King, who en-
university; Harry George
lnd his friend Chuck Faye and
enddaughter, Virginia Slaugh-
he King home has been a rem
for young people this summer
er before, all delighted with its
lity and good cheer.
Rnsfer of the Rev. w. T. Beat
Salmon to Gray's River,
ne is to assume charge of a
lsst church in the conference
Ftate of Washington, will cause
noval of the family to that
an early day. There is no
|ment as yet for this charge.
River Is a desirable location
|. pol advantages as well as be-
sidered favorable for the les
I OF Mr.. Beatty's health, which
p impaired.
e Ccsterlin- Amonson contest
: Them carried the others home
{ Moreover each had pledged
er to support the successful
4 mt IN the election. While
4 n beat Casterlin by five votes
L ara the tables were turned %
= "a AmonSon's. The Casterlin
. me controversy, which was re-