The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-01-13

ty Syncopators will play at
Wednesday, Jan. II, one night
Francis r. Hall, Jr., entertains
r bridge club next Wednesday
|e will be big doings all next
n Salmon-the farmers lnstl-
ID chicken show beginning Mon
every exhibitor who doesn't
bff a prize at the chicken show
Engagement of the Rex offers
htion in a good seat for THE
where it is warm and enjoy
demand for Tanlac has broken
,rld's records. Over twenty
bottles have %been sold since
placed on the market six years
For sale by Red Cross Phar-
Kelly agency reports the sale
Bud Barr residence property
3oklyn to c. III. Heidner who is
lpy the same soon. This is the
eal estate sale of the new year,
EN- the year is still young.
entertainment given by the
i department of the Woman's
Mill take the place of the regu-
eetirg to have been held on
ay, the 14th. The next reg
heeting Of the club will be on
fy 28th.
payers are urged to meet with
ard of county commissioners to
er the matter of continuing the
Fment of county agent. Dis
D promotes progress and open
Igs of this sort are almighty
he for good results.
Dempsey, president of the
class, is entertaining his class
lat his home this Friday even
b celebrate the finish of the
emester of their last years
This class numbers fifteen
5 the largest senior class in
b high school for several years.
8 o. Minde has been enjoying a
] Tendoy from his brother whom
not seen for more than twenty
land who came through from the
n his way from California. The
RS name is A. G. Minde, both
sturdy stock and are good for
er score of years or two though
kr expects to live so long be-
hey see each other again.
nix Williams, who operates a
4 woodsaw, lost the thumb of his
and at the Oliver ranch when the
WAS accidentally drawn into the
by a willow branch. Jagged
nents Of the severe wound were
bed and the injury dressed by DR..
Jon, the patient refusing the APP
ION of even a local anaesthetic
bnfiinchingly bearing the pain
3 the ordeal.
a v. Stanbaugh, representing
il livestock interests at Portland,
d business visit to Salmon this
& reported vastly better condi-
4 here than in other places.
Il" he told. The Recorder, "there
zen not single BANKRUPTCY case
Il as l ascertain, whereas in 9TH
pck countries such proceedings
20 numerous to mention. You
h be mighty thankful at this
fortune"
b last of the Carmen cocials to be
THAT at the w. B. Barton home
May night, was no less enjoy
than those that have gone before,
"a full attendance. On the Sat
\ previous Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
hnith were the hosts. At the
5n home weinies were served
5coffee and cake and there was
pgraph music for the dancing
prominent families were repre-
Il in the gathering.
put seventy persons of the
borhood gathered at the Dwight
hnith home last Saturday night
the regular club dance, which
given by way of dedicating the
Flood of the house, and it was
ld for the occasion. At these
Is the guests bring along boun-
luncheon supplies and nothing
wanting, with coffee provided by
Smith. Music was provided by
b Suckers violin and with mum.
|of pianists.
honor of Mrs. Stewart Ensley
|erly Miss Jessie Bennett, a liner
Ter was given at the home of hel
btS, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Bennett
she was showered with a boun.
supply of pretty articles. Among
guests were Mrs. Russ White
Mabel Cook, Mrs. Bob Davis
Charles Brisbois, Mrs. Franz
Mrs. Arthur Ferguson, Mis-:
Coles, and there were present.
sent by Mrs. Bellamy, Mis-.
sch, Mrs. Francis Hall, Jr., Mrs
Hirshberger and daughter anc
Is.
le next meeting of the Home Ec
hics club will be held January
Eheh lesson seven will be finished
be leader, Mrs. Dwight A. Smith
party given for the farm bureau
eSentatives next Monday evenint
be held at the home of Mr.. an,
II. G. King instead of the farm
an nfhrn