The Idaho recorder., 1922-12-01
SALMON LOCALS

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H. +. Haynes of Shoup was a Sal
mon visitor Tuesday.
John Kapp made two trips to town
this week from his Rattlesnake creek |
ranch, taking out supplies for his own
use.
John Buster, because of illness, was
unable to take his regular stage
route to May on Tuesday, Arnold
Heidner taking his place.
Mrs. Collins, mother of Mrs. A. Z.
Ferguson, is here from Denver, Coll
oradc, for long visit with the Fer
guson family.
Dan Lambeth has moved into town
from his Salmon river ranch. He is
now located in one of the Simonds
cabins for the winter.
The Junior Guild is raising funds
to install in the Church of the Re-
deemer in Salmon a baptismal fount
in memory of Bishop Funsten.
Miss Frances Dempsey entertained
few of her school friends at dinner
last Friday evening, the event being
carried out in tasty manner and en-
joyed by all present.
Sam Moore was injured by being
kicked by vicious horse last Satur-
day. He came out of the affray with
several ribs broken but claims that
| otherwise he is alright.
Mrs. Karl SPAIN and daughter, Miss
Ethel Snyder, leave tomorrow for
| their Los Angeles home to spend the
winter. Mr.. SPAIN was in Salmon
from the ranch Monday and Tuesday.
Slack and screenings give perfect
results when burned in Coles Hot
Blast Heater. Havemann Hardware
sells them.
These are anxious and weary mo-
ments to the small boys and girls,
and also some that are not so small.
The skating ice just won't freeze and
therein lies a multitude of regrets.
The weather has been too warm to
put the exact hardness in the ice for
good skating.
Dan Thrasher is going around with
a broken arm in a sling, the result
Of trying to ward Off a falling tree
that was coming his way, while work
ing in the timber up Jesse creek last
week. Mr.. Thrasher is going around
as usual and the injured limb is as
we'll as could be expected.
The Nadwadha and the Live Wire
classes of the Presbyterian Sunday
school will hold a parcel post sale
and bazaar at the postoffice building
December l6. Home made candy will
also be sold. 12-1-2t
The Home Economics club will give
500 card party at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Norton Saturday, De-
cember 9. Ali club members and
their families are invited. A fee of 1C
cents will be charged to enlarge the
J club finances. Refreshments by the
committe composed of Mrs. Zuck, Mrs
Bahm, Miss Sims, Mrs. Ora Cockrel
and Mrs. w. j. Shoup will be served
Camele Rock, who was seriously ii
as stated in this paper last week, was
taken to Murray hospital at Butte
last Saturday, arriving there early
that morning. An operation was per.
formed at once for bowel trouble anc
since that time Mr.. Rock is doing
nicely, although another operation
was deemed necessary, which woulC
take place some time during thi.
week.
The annual "liddies" party Of the
Eastern star took place in the lodgC
rooms last Saturday evening. Only /;
few grown-ups were present and il
was their business to help entertain
the twentyeight little folks who romp
ed and played games until refresh.
ment time when ice cream cones ant
fruit punch we've served TO the delight
Of all. Nh and Mrs. W. u. CarpeH
ter and son Robert were in frcn
|, Tendoy for this happy occasion.