The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-07-07
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*********+ $685.
Mrs. Neither is back from, St.
nc at her May home. 80 %4,rEt
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Cotton were
salmon Wednesday and Thursday.
Tanlac relieves rheumatism by re-
ing the cause. For sale by Red
Gross Pharmacy.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Jewett came
avn from Gilmore on Wednesday for
visit in Salmon.
Nv and Mrs. OF. Daniels of Wag-
nbammer were in Salmon for a few
avs at the weekend.
+ F. Ingliss, Harmony mining man,
os with him for the summer his two
aughters who are school girls at
Denver.
Mrs. ]. T. Watkins is expected home
salmon today from a visit east,
aying been in Rochester, Mimi, and
hicago.
Mrs. Rand entertained four tables
bridge last Saturday afternoon
hen Mrs. Mccormick won both the
oh score and guests prizes.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frey and the H.
Bradley family spent the day
icnicking and fishing on the upper
aters of the Fourth of July creek.
Mrs. Frank Hall of the lower Sal,
on river country is recovering nice
since receiving surgical attention
the hands Of Drs. Wright and
ktratton. Mr.. Hall is with her. n
Mrs. T. J. Stroud had as guestlast
eek her sister, Mrs. Frank P. Plum,
no was married at idaho Falls. The
ride was Miss Clara Reddington, a
eacher in the Leadore high school.
As usual for the summer holidays
he Emerson Hill and Fred L. Viel
Rmilies spent the day on the Fourth
hut at the John Hill ranch, Arthur
Tiel, who is spending the summer
gith the Salmon Wells, being included.
George L. Tessey, a well known
uffalo mechanic, said he had gained
welve pounds; his wife had gained
Henty-six pounds and his daughter
las gaining every day, by taking
anlac. For sale by Red Cross Phar-
Eacy. # ADV.
W. B. Horn started his new stage
bail service between salmon and
Challis on Saturday last, one stage
liking the May-Challis end and an
Their the Salmon-Maysend There IS
new and powerful truck in service
etween Salmon and May.
Mrs. D. D. Zabriskie of New Jersey
visiting at the home of her brother,
ii S. Suydam, at the Northfork
hnch. Mrs. Zabriskie has, made
Their visits here and is glad to spend
he summer on this occasion. The
Pdy came in from the east on We'd
esday. ID. ,. .r,s.a4, Iii. a,,.>i.,..,..
In rooms rendolent in perfume
rom profusion of flowers Mrs. A. j.
Putnam, Mrs. Dufresne and Mrs. j
Melvin as hostesses received TWEEN
ladies as guests in the Putnam
ONE for a luncheon bridge last Mon
Fay Afternoon. Mrs. Caples, Mrs. F.
Wright and Mrs. Bellamy were the
lize winners.
Father Mates, whose intinerary
akes him over a wide expanse OF
omtry, Clayton and Gilmore as the
utposts, completed last week a jour,
ey of 400 miles-to Clayton and back
Salmon, horseback, geo miles; ,tc
Pllmore and back to Salmon, by trair
nd afoot, with a few side trips, an,
ther 200 miles. ,-...,..... ...,.... y,
Speaking of the unusual seasons
hat come now and then in the Salmon
ountry, w. B. Horn recalls a wei
ummer along in 1907 when it raineC
very day from the 18th of May til
ne 18th of August. The first cut
Pngs of hay were all lost but there
as bumper crop at the last cutting
hat was the summer when the roads
ere worse than in the winter ant
prng seasons. Teamsters caugh'
ut with perishable loads lost them.
". {. White and family have taker
pr their residence the, Winnie Ever
nome on the Brooklyn side. NOV
ng IN last Saturday the Whites foi.nt
nat somebody needing screen dooi
orse than any vacant house need
pc had removed the door from the
toht OF the house and taken it where
would do more good. The White!
Eel grateful that the chimney wa.
eit them, for it too was useless in f.;
acant dwelling place.
The members of the Henry Biz,
IMiIy locked together on Sunda!
Isl at the ranch home of K. M. Birt
mere strawberries attracted them. A
le old home the children all gathel
nee or twice year when the hone!
lop Is harvested. At the daughter
TIne' the Dwight A. Smith ranch, a
ner seasons, probably when tn,