The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-10-20

BtaSeS. M
Father Mates is at Pocatello.
Homer Harris has gone to
Ego.
Eddie P. Maloy spent last week
hore.
les given away at Robinson
Saturday.
ming with her husband on Sat-
Mas Mrs. Lee Raemy.
and Mrs. Thomas H. Yearian
Is. Ralph Quarles are at Silver
and Mrs. Adams were arrivals
,lrday from Seattle, where they
lent three weeks.
Raymond Prestons, Rev. and
Foel Vigus and Mrs. F. A. Pres
emit the day Tuesday on Hughes
es Melvin was at Leadore last
6nspecting potatoes for the rail
and incidentally meeting with
of his old friends and former
bors
home folks have heard from
es Hart who was royalty well
as a new classman at the naval
my by all the Idaho upper mid
ben.
f. w. Whitcomb is making
III in Salmon, having come up
Blackfoot with DR.. and Mrs.
farland. The MacFarlands and
! and Mrs. Carnes are camping
Ehe week on Hughes creek.
#D. Miller is back at Millers sta
kagain after spending two weeks
Salmon. He returns to supervise
Eholding of the election in his
met. After that function is over
Ind his son Charles S. expect to
4 to their home in this city for the
Her.
ev. and Mrs. Stringfellow and
L of their troop of boys GALL but
|ert, who is at school in Cali
kia) arrived in Salmon on Monday
a visit of a few days. On We'd
Raw they visited the Frank Ibach
on the upper river, expecting
beach their Blackfoot home before
lday.
! ZEN Golliher has sold his Carmen
Elk ranch and desert holdings to Al
his. Mr.. Golliher expects 10 spend
latter part of the winter in Cali
bia, having a sister living at Long
bch whom he will visit. He came to
bnhi from Colorado twenty-three
ars ago and made money in home
aiding the ranch he has just sold,
ich brought a good price.
A. C. Cherry writes from Walla
ALA to say that he would rather
George Waters elected to Con-
9ss than any democrat he knows,
he is a "big man." Mr.. Cherry,
o is a republican in politics, learn
to admire Waters during a resi-
nee of number of years in Weiser
ich is Waters home town. 1t is
d Waters is running like wildfire
The G. B. Quarles family took final
We of Salmon on Saturday, intend
to drive through to southern Cali
MIA. Thus has been severed many
ong ties of friendship among ole
ends in this city and Lemhi coun-
These fine people are to locate anC
Ike their new home on the coast. Il
good wishes Of their friends in tho
home avail for tire Qualles famil!
ling happiness will be their por,
n.
The Recorders old friend and for
7 business neighbour, t. j. Atkins
ties from Boise to renew his sub
lptlon, using the same CHEEKY word:
1t became familiar from his dali!
7otlng as he passed or stopped in a
5 Office on his daily walks. 1t mus
q real pleasure to be remembered
n such kindly thought as is Tomm!
klnS by all Salmon. He says hi
is still prosperous and boil
oself and Mrs. Atkins are enjoying
e health. Both join in all goo,
'nes for their Salmon friends. The,
al The Recorder religiously ever,
1nday Just to be reminded of thei
home and its many ties that bind
Decide our way or we vote agains
u and take you off the BENCH" is al
phed threat used against the parti
\ Judge in the trial of cases brough
lore him. A lawyer of the sam
1Sehold of political faith as such
we h2S l. all over the opposing law
Z Wnen the issues are made up to b
e9 6cfore such tribunal. Tn
IN Judge should be approachable b
S.le.,'s alike, he rich and the pooI
:, '"H and the low. It was the wo,I
y FreSecs managers of the dcmi
.hs political machine in Idak.o tina
|l,toyed ne hcr-pa.tisan characte
'na Judges. Let us tell these mana
=, 70 go way back and sit dow
= give the voters themselves tn
; ;. 10 select the men who shall &C
mister justice.
me .ne Eye Specialist. DR.. H. Fl. Seal
jioush' will be at the Shenon hote
ia:, Saturday. October 81. HI
81 9H'ai methods give reliable result