The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-06-30
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SALMON LOCALS +

l.. ~. flncn ana VIE are down from
May today.
E. P. Maloy was called to Leadore
on business last Wednesday,.
Al Jinnegar, faithful janitor at the
courthouse, is laid up this week by ILL
ness.
Kenneth Shenon returned to his
home in Salmon from a school year in
Berkeley.
Ralph P. Quarles has taken the
Lemhi county agency for the New
York Life.
]. L. Lehr and DIR. H. 7. Rice tried |
their luck on a fishing trip up the |
Salmon on Thursday.
Five cars of concentrates came
down from Gilmore for outside ship |
ment on Thursday Of this week.
Or. Carnes has closed his dental of
flee for a month to do some mining
work on his claim near Northfork.
Mrs. w. w. Simmonds and children
will go to Challis next week for
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brother, Dr. Charles hirtley.
Mrs. Linnie Wilson will have charge
of the F'orney stage office in Salmon
when Mont Colwell begins his mail
carrying contract on that route July /.
James Hibs was up from Spring
creek this week with load of lumber
for the building of boats for Harry
Guleke, captain of the Salmon river
trips.
The board of county commissioners,
Briney, Summers and Snyder, were in
session Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday as an equalization board for
the real estate rolls.
Shirley johnson, manager of the
Lemhi Telephone company, was on
Carmen creek Wednesday making the
last of the storm damage repairs to
restore the service all over the sys-
, TEN, that being the last to receive at
: tention.
Mrs. S. C. Scribner had as guests
for a Kensington luncheon the wives
of the forest service employees in
Salmon. Those present We're Mrs.
Stevens, Mrs. Ramona, Mrs. Wheeler,
, Mrs. Jay Shaw, Mrs. Renner and Mrs.
, r. Z. Allan.
Miss Laura Shoup, Mrs. Adams and
, Mrs. w. B. Pyeatt were the high score
, winners at the bridge club entertained
: by Mrs. f. S. Wright last Saturday,
| Miss Shoup and Mrs. Irwin acting as
as substitutes. Mrs. J. H. Wright IS
the next hostess.
: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Brown were
: down from May yesterday taking back
= with them two of the G. B. Quarles
t children, Monroe and Ada Jane, TO!
d a visit. The rest of the Quarles fam
: lily expect to spend the. next weekend
d at the Brown ranch.
The Sandy creek home economics
S club also the junior club held its reg
: ular meeting at the school house
d June %. The lesson on decorative
q stitches was started. The next meet
5. ing will be held on July 6. The jun
IS Tors will start the lesson on the max
e ing Of different kinds of seams AM
r the seniors on taking measurements
l. Roll call miscellaneous receipts.
! George Martin has been notified o
y the award to himself of a tri-weekl
:" mail contract between Armstead an
Leadore, which will do away with tn
r. Salmon Armstead contract, eXpirin
20 next Saturday. Mr. Martin is the pi
i. oneer in the auto stage business o
- the Armstead run and has been in
-, strumenta in securing an improve
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IN summit, now in fine condition and il
ne wiling much travel that way. Mr.
Martin will establish the home {
- Leadore about July 10.
e Mrs. T. P. Caraes came up frol
Ill Northfolk on Monday, returning We;
'e- nesdav. On Tuesday Mrs. Carnes Wa
er hostess to a bridge club, having t.
up bic of guests beside the club membe
DIV ship-Mrs. Pipes, Mrs. McCo'mic
Miss Lena Shoup AMI Miss Ravndal,
= house guest OF Mrs. Carrcs. Mi
T., Laura Shoup, Mrs. Dufresnc and MI
RAJ Adams we're the prize winners of Il
Gd club and Miss Lena Shoup the winn
2k' OF the guest prize. The house VI
me profusely decorated with pe0nies.
ost The pests that far outstrip kans
he politicians in numbers are the roSqr
On to pests that infest the upper reach
ION of the Lemhi AZ this time. Villa
It's, MahatTey, in the city yesterday, sa
M he never knew the little insects 10
not 50 numerous before. A traveller cor
on ing this way by automobile Wedn5
in dav evening saw a wagon train
pod which the horses - well as their dri
be crs were so annoyed by the myria
var of mosquitoes that the teams frao
18th be embarrassed so that they might r
afT their tormentor~ in the pu ,hes a
the people bundled themselves
IN ,IothS n. 70 face and hands. Grt
ion .mudpes were observed around
on drelling places. around which M
ials olitos swarmed like bees.
Why Suffer from Rheumatism.
t,oJ Do YOU know that nine out OF eve