The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-08-18
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Mrs. 10y H. Lee was in Salmon
from Leadore on Wednesday,.
Mrs. Dufresne will entertain the
Saturday bridge club tomorrow.
Prof. t. f. Daniels is registered in
Salmon from Washington, d. C.
| Pete Wasecha, lower river miner.
has gone to Gilmore for the next sea-
sons work.
Another school election for bonds
at the Carmen school takes place at
/ Carmen August 25.
Miss Vernessa Dobbin has opened a
sewing and cleaning place in the
Smith buil1ing on Main street.
Harry H. Watkins, district manager
OF the Woodmen of the World. is
spending a week or two in Salmon in
the interest of the order.
The S. r. Chorn family are located
at jackson, Montana. These good
people moved from the Rees ranch,
above Lemhi, early this summer.
Ralph Thrasher has bought an en-
closed auto coupe for use in his livery
and rural delivery business. His SER
vice Is prompt and always dependable.
Lloyd Crippen, invalided soldier,
was benefited by the baths at Shar-
Key hot springs and is now at the
home of his sister, Mrs. James Pugh.
near Lemhi.
Dan Thrasher came down from the
Pope Shenon for a brief business visit
Wednesday evening. Everything is
getting hum on at the big mine.
with Snow Brothers on the Job.
A note from A. C. Cherry at Weiser
tells of the removal of the well known
attorney and his family from that city
to Yakima, Wash. Hardin, the son. is
to enter school in Minnesota this fall.
Mrs. A. j. Putnam is expected home
ON Saturday from a three weeks visit
to Pocatello and Twin Falls. Mrs,
Putnam is making the trip by automo-
bile accompanied by her brother and
sister-in-law.
j. 7. Dobbins, with his uncle and
son, is getting out carload of ore for
shipment this fall from the Sellers
property on Geertson creek, for
which Dobbin recently traded Eight
Mile holdings.
The Rev. w. T. Beatty and family
leave for their new home near Port
land on Saturday morning. Until af-
ter the next conference makes an APP
pointment for Salmon the Methodist
flock will be without the services of a
pastor. Conference meets at Caldwell
September 5.
William Thomas King and Dorothy
Harris were married at the probate
court room Wednesday evening by
Judge Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling
Price were attendants. The groom is
thrifty farmer of the upper Salmon
river and their ranch is to be the home
of the young couple.
Three automobile loads of Salmon
people set out last Sunday for the
Yellowstone. l.. Lehr and his sis
ter, Mrs. Zimmerman, and family; Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Crandall and son and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Brown and Ru-
dolph Steeples. The travellers are
camping while enjoying the delights of
the outing. Mrs. William Yearian
joined the party at Leadore.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 7. Watkins AMI son
Goodrich are arranging to leave Sal
mon for their new home at Caldwell
at the end Of next week. In honor of
Mrs. Watkins a five~hundred party
was given last Saturday afternoon by
Mrs. E. H. Casterlin, with four tables
in play. Prizes were given the honor
guest and Mrs. Allen c. Merritt. For
the departing family Arthur Greene
and family will entertain at dinner
next Sunday. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Watkins are to teach school at Cald-
we'll with the opening of the fall term
there September II.