The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-08-18
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John f. Lambeth of Salmon is the
guest of friends in camp.
Mrs. Tweedy spent day in Leadore
this week with her son, Bobby.
Fred Hickman of Sparks, Nevlda, is
the guest of the H. W. Parker family.
jim, Sims of Salmon came up few
days ago to look after his several min
ing claims.
Mr.. Cannon is returning to his |
home at Leadore after several weeks
at the p. /. mine.
A. f. Dickensheets has filed on the
Lemhi Union ranch, recently relln- |
pushed by John Morgan.
Mrs. Oscar Granath and children Of
Butte arrived on Wednesday, train
for visit with Mr.. Granath and the
Weighal family.
Karl Berholdt and young son Ralph
have returned to their home at Au-
rora, ILL.,, after a pleasant visit with
the Ralph and d. l.. Nichols families.
! Mrs. Bernard Allhands and Kenneth
have gone to the ranch to remain ur-
til after haying. Virginia is visiting
her friend, Helen Stone, at Leadore.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Davis of Rex
burg have been visiting Mr. Davis
/ father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
! w. Davis, and the +. A. Widdowson
family.
Capt. Lanyon has returned from his
summers visit at Duluth, Mimi, and
will resume work at the Silver Moon
: Immediately. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Jones are moving back to the Silver
Moon camp for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Allhands of
Watseka, H., who have been spending
the past month with the Bernard All
hands family, and Mr.. and Mrs. c.
fAlIhands of Milwaukee, left Wednes-
day morning for their homes. They
travelled by automobile.
Gilmore, August 16, 1922.
Harry Knight is up from Salt Lake
looking over the Allie property.
Eugene Altman returned Tuesday
from pleasant visit to Salmon.
Fred Blake has finished building a
cozy cabin at the ConnieV. prospect
/ in Long canyon. ~ a.
Frank Howe and Phil Lynch, more
familiarly known as Friday, have OPP
ened Anderson's pool hail.
Mrs. John Mock and daughter Sarah
are visiting at the Jim Stout ranch
during the haying season.
Mrs. Oscar Granath and two young
sons of Butte came in on Wednesdays
train to visit with Mr.. Granath.
Mrs. A. II. Nichols of Reno was ac-
cidently shot in the arm last Sunday,
the bullet coming out at the shoulder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Nichols, Mr..
and Mrs. d. L.. Nichols and son are
home again after a weeks visit at
Salmon and the Hot springs.
Rumor says the new engine is on
its way for the p. |. company That
means more work, more people, more
excitement and more money
Mrs. Joe Williams will act as sta
ton agent in the absence of. All Har-
ris, who with his Nmily are leaving
for months visit to Seattle.
Leon r. Sells, who has been keeping
books at the p. l., has gone to his
ranch near Leadore. William Cannon
also has returned to his home there.
LATE Weighall received word We'd
nesday of the serious illness of his
father at Twin Falls, and he and his
family left Thursday morning for that
place.
Charles Dodge, genial chef at the
Latest Out, departed last week for
Wisconsin to be present at the golden
wedding celebration of his mother and
father.
Antoine Henderson came in from
Eureka, Utah, Saturday, where he has
found lucrative employment with the
L. S. Shelter company. He will re-
turn Tuesday accompanied by his fam
lily, there they will make their home
in the future.