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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-15
State Briefs

The University OF
oklahoma orchestra will give a con-
Ger, iu the local high school audi
8rum ul March Is, accord to an
announcement made by Superin-
.rndent charles Howell.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-15

FAIEFAN.-Thc shortage Of ros-
H,nccs ip Appcrson is become acute,
Gegord.r- 90 information received
here this week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-15

Your liver-heaithy or clogged, active
or sluggish all the difference
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-15

oHIDlEE.--Two masked men,
aided Iv shotgun. held up and
robbed tine proprietor Of the Majcs-
dc cafe Twenty-Five dollars was
thg reward of the bandits efforts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for Sale
"a

FRAME dwelling. South Pine Street.
rooms 3Z.s5o. Brick dwelling stuart
Avenue. $4,000. Irick dwelling. West
Grace street. Ii3.7OO Also houses IA
81 PARTS OF city. Virginia, Realty Co.
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EACH ONE A
REAL BARGAIN.

Store and three brick
flats on Church Hill,
paying 15%o; five ga
RACES in rear; terms
and price reasonable.
New Highland Park
home, 6 rooms, heat,
double deck porch
other modern improve
mcnts; So, $50: terms.
S-room Highland Park
home; sleeping porch,
shower, laundry equip
mcnt and heat; near
school and cars: $3.50
cash, balance monthly.
Modern S-room Barton
Heights home; newly
papered throughout ;
.nn,.,,,,,
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RE H. Isl ,iiL fOR REhi
Apartments nmu I.ihIs

'''S -
'Ni:Y ST. " CO.'S, -Fprui,,.1 a.,
f'.s'.'u p.e''ur.r 4. lg-2
,AHf sI. WEST lc.--ssc.na -, ..
.. 'a'E" rooms. electricity gas and
GRACE. NEST -D.sIr,nl, th,I a.,.,
n.r '!"i'ment. heat. H5nt and wsf.r
GROVE AVE. atOI--N.c. bright Ma, TO-
i'h. H'"senSnl" rent.
HA A., Ayh.-Fo.n!shcd MT 10 r.
gent t'u boulevard sO9sJ.
"oo"i.ANu nElGHTS- Fla, 90. l,,I.T,
.oi a"i bath. Phone Kands7,b
LOW EN FIAT furnished OF not !I.sR-
''Ni i"'h Possession. Madison $50
""" i-f ''r".-h.t .ara. bedroom. KAN
'H'i'" b.fH hrr, lights .tsa Nr..
90. H9u.r.-ri icls-J
NAi'IMENr $40. D. Mapiewooa Apart.
We"is. 'N south Davis Avenue.
i'o"- A"rsttl'.r room. storage room ami
S'f"s' uH.uru..hed, So. 90 ,.cr month.
I.". session br. .n.Dcr 1922. NauIblph
DISPATCH DIos,.rcd Al, arr reoSiyea
over the pHons for your conv.aienc.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12

HElGuTS-Eo s,ucco
house. .tN rooms. u-slI.. hail ..W irr-
room. oath aud bt"AEttr: ,Iruyo. F.v,
closets. beside, cedar linen closet. bu;f
in hn'h tuh. hardwood HppTr. latest style
metal .ilc roof. furut." h-,t .rldy
:or occupancy November -. Price,
$500. Worry "nsy terms. owner. J. g.
BOX ggS Cl'y
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APARTMENTS.

APARTMENTS
Phone Us for an appointmcn, 30
S'e any Of the following
iIayucs-No. 81 North Boulevard.
rooms, k.tchenc;te and bath
Neni'wor,n-No. $50 Monu,nra,
Avenue, rooms and : bath,
rcr Nrar,men,s-No So Nonh
Sh"pn"rd street. rooms. s'oep,us
i"rcn and bath.
noscnoa,h Arnr,,nen,s-N a".
Monument. { rooms and buih
S;oncwau Apartmcn,s-N O.;
Nor,ih Boulevard. rooms aud
s,ra,,orA cour,-No. 81. Monu.
men; Avenue. rooms ana baths.
ws.'hevgn-No. q! Nor,n noOo.
ward, rooms and ba,h
I mslyt" coar,-No esos-, Mona
IN" above are a.. modern and up-
ola" "nd des.r"ols IN an 49,
MORTON ruAl.nlMnr
90. Firs, National RANK nulld.ns
Phone Randolph %.
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Rooms Without .,oard

HoonIs Without :Ionrd US
GENVKAI--To gentleman. heated front
room, lijoiniAE bath. 'oi East Car.
FHANkLIN, L. liV--Large second door
front room.
FRANKLIN Im.AE iiarr.son) Large
hr'Gh; front room. adjoining bA'n,
Boulevard 25!i
GRACE. w 1879 Siec.y furnished room
aud s't"p!ns rorch combined. next to
bath meals n'ar. aIso garage.
GRACE ST. WEST s35--Front room: ali
conHen!"mccs. gentlemen preferred.
boulevard 25It.
HANOVER AVE Attractive room. every
| Comy, "'oncr: private family; Ecut!emau
reference. Boulevard 33g
HANOVER AVE Nicyly furnished loom
TO gentlemen or business couple. steam
heat. modern Co'.Tenieuccs boulevard
MoNrIcHt.Io HOTEL. IA North Eighth
-%iee lean rooms. soc. 75c. 800 daily.
$500 10 800 weekly
! MoNuMENT ANE.-To one or two
| g'nt!em"n, large bright room. with pr.
ya,e bath aud show.r. reference re.
G"!red. 'Nl boulevard I?5i-J.
| PARK AVE Room, with heat and bath.
/ in' gentlemen. Phone boulevard
| STUART AVE. -lo5- Furm.shcd heated
| room. Joining bath. FOR gentleman. SIS
| per month.
! WEST GRACE ST-Koom-wcst Grac".
! modern "onv'ni"nc"s; private bath,
! r"n'l"mam Randolph i2.3
/ 100 EAST FRANKLIN Sr.-Wantcd. two
! business men Tor a comfortnul" second
ho"r front room central l"catI"n.
FURNISHED douhlc room. adjoining bath.
! '.'ss'S~sun after iIth. noulcvaid ii3i-W.
. oNE larEc. furnished. double room. h.r,,..!.
/ convenient {" meals AMY lids s:nst
my S't'''.
/ WANTED. Go rrn; a large from, room
/ A."i.a 20 business woman. Madison
90. w
I LARGE front room southern ,\posu!r.
rrsva:" hou". gentleman or business
b N"iHn p'".'rr"d. 90. care Tho IBIS.
/ .ri,,.,.,
/ IIiliEE rooms, uuiurui.h.d water lights
/ n'n'' l'i"rong"s exchanged !. " Alb
I ""'I stop Petersburg Tik".
LAl"E from, furnished room. hot N,ie-
meat meals one hocS family Of two
reasonable" To desirable party Bout.
/ 'nid 5"J-J.
/ TWO rooms partly furnIshed, Suitable Tor
/ t"I housekeeping al Madison
t''- w
fhoEr Maiirooom, y" bath. 81 per month
10 Snu'H Plum.
| NItEI.N furnished from, room. or
G.'n''u' privilege ~ meals. Apply
'i'- EAST Marshall
Two '",!"".,',i"E rooms with 0aih ana
L'' ,'!i Madison ho..-W.
LARGE. beautiful front room. sop,,,.-,.
,N,'sn.', centrally located uouIyva.J
'Thliip AVE- $50. Tire unfurutsHcl
''.'-' gas, ".lor and heat
ROOM ,r ran, ,ouiwara ,rs-I
NICELY mra-h.l s,ga.u-hn,,ca ,,.,.,
houi"vasj Sass ''''''.
Rooms f"' housekeeping go
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EIGHT ACRES

90 land om staples Mil Road. be
tween Dumharton aud Grerndale
Price. .i-jQ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12

WI spectacle" ~ matching old coats with
new trousers at Hohas Talior Shop. 1Ua
W->i nruaG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12

II. ACRES splendid Timber 3is acrcs.
mostly rin"; near ;!d"w,trr. . million
fr"t. estimated. 10 to - Inches. . miles
from ne" co"erct" road toward Rich
moud, 81. mites to- station. Inc farm
iHS land when cleared. only SJj.U1D:
increasing IN v"iu. !0'c per year. SIrn
timber scarce and ia great demand.
Sommcis!I.c Realty Co. Newport News
Va
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q. Is. Cross.
with
l. T. = J. :. iIAEI'It..

$500 GETS SEASIDE" FARM
WITH LARGE ORANGE GROVE,
ON improved road in popular frU., grow
ms resort section of sunny Florida. close
famous beach. live town. advantages. ID
acres, roo orange and grapefruit trees.
-ao guavas. 80 Lannon's. 20 Iapau"s'
p.U'4-, 'aUs"E!H"s. ,tc.. attractive house
overlooking ocean, large s,orag" house.
etc. 10 settle affairs. ,i.gpp. only IiDu
needed. pcta.la paE" - illustrates tAta
lpgue LEGO nnrs,lus FREE STRouT
FARM AGENCY, i1IV FL Graham Bids..
JagH,"ny!.i". Fla
VALLEY FARM BARGAINS $50 acres.
A,iG h,u- gr.s- near stanton hr!, *
house, ricctiIc Rights. vapgr h"N'. bath.
excellent buildings, iant. S5u.0,y, hat
cash. $50 acres. hdt-;ul!. from H.,
Highway. school hsG station. cSC~lcur
land and buildings. $4,000. third cash
Othcr farm. ior less, ). VI. Mcc.us.
Room 70. Eehois hu!a.ns. S.na.,un, Va.
BIG FARM BARGAIN of
273 acres good land ;
large brick residence,
barns, silo, good orchard ;
well fenced and watered ;
we'll timbe red good
roads; school, church,
etc. For quick sale, price
reduced from $4,000 to
Sl1, 800; part cash, bal
ance long time. Address
w. L. Baldwin, owner,
Goochland, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12

""A H. ShAHI.EE. 30, Eas, Ma!n-SlnrI,
"'', - ana "l double rooms. ). an.
"H' meg go" ."n. gI0uIn. water sho,y,r
'''"~ N'n.."' ou each noor
"'l.'H J." N'c"m.ni. s;,u AZ 1000 East
,"'...',, 49, '5ee s;o.aGe epAeo Tor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12

SEW Wash!nston Krout. Made from tn.
Finest Hard Cabbage. Sold by al first
Class L.r0CrFs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
Real Estate Ads May Be Found Classification IA to 3d. Inclusive
ROOMS aND 10 Ard
Rooms with I,osr,I

et'ANhLIN ST. r. 2oO-Rooms with
board. with " wi;hou, private hath:
table hoard s. per week.
GRACE ST. u 6o5.-S,rIctjy nrst-cIass
hoard. MI m"hDrn conr"n!,nc"a.
GRACE, WEST IsIp--A,trnc,iv.ly fur
ui~h'd room. adjoining bath; DrealSfas,
and evening dinner. boulevard 1885
GRACE 81. ". -Hon-di real hum"-
Ike. With mtoTtHbi" Fuums; all mod
"rn r"nN"n!"uyos. good cooking a spec
ciai,y. reference.
GRACE. wE9T-A nice cunEeni.! couple
{" board ia private family. reference
exchanged. boulevard i3.iw.
LARGE iron, room; moIern convsn,-
"uces; excellent meals, good service.
6Ii I:"s; Franklin.
MARSHALL ST.. r. ei:-.Attrrctive!v
Furnished rooms: excellent bOa.l. $500
per week. Nis!turs rooms, lLc per day.
ArrRAcT!vElr furnished room, bath
hdjo!nne breakfast ana sN"niiH din
n"T. 1919 Yves. Grace. boulevard Sojd.
BEAUIIFUL l.rg. from; room. windows.
suitable Tor or young 'u"n o- ladies'.
private home, steam heat all modern
"U"ven!oucss: hrs:-o!a hoard. Wcrt
End; also another roam. Gal! Bouo-
ward i7i5.
LARGE, Furnished. heated room $50 beds
private bath. gcn;!"mIe" only. private
family: meals Cuu yGnicnt. Phone Buulu-
ward 1871 SUNDAY ~ after 4. NJ.
LARGE. l-fuynishci, heated room.
Win b"aTi. Madison sso-J.
lEiIGur'ui room tSvi,h running wutrrJ
ana board In refined home Also few
table boardcrs desired. 1873 West
"'"e"
ATTRACTIVELN furnished room. y, iva,e
bath In private family. 20 business
reference required. 29.5-A Grove Ave
nue..
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Rooms foi iIousckrcpino
Vacation Places
W here To EAT

-"> wanted 10 write Mrs {. II.
Jones ShcppAiis. Va. Tor hna,rh ~
nE ifl'ars". gam. plentiful
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NNNDN "a CAFE-OII ,.l-.,,l.. ,,,,.,,..,--
'"'"!ns 100 West FranX.,n onnn,i,.
Jefferson. t-Acc..cnt meals: reason
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12

NiN I''i 'i"S'.rcd Ads arr re,Siyed
o's! the lHUns for your conveaIencs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12

etANkLIN sr.. -. 2OO-Rooms with
board. with " without private hath;
table hoard s. per week.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-08-04
ZIESING-MACK.

When Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mack
arrived home Sunday evening from
spending the day with friends at Ba-
ker the house was found to be lighted
and astir; their daughter Rose busy
in the kitchen and a new member of
the family present in William A..
Ziesing whom the daughter had
brought over from Missoula to intro
duce as her husband. The happy
young people had been joined together
at the matrimonial altar over at Ham
ilton the evening before and had driv-
en- on to Salmon TO spend their honey
moon. Finding the old home deserted
the daughter still knew the ways of
the household sufficiently well to en-
ter and make herself at home.
The groom was an overseas soldier
where he won the title of lieutenant
in the service. Since his release he
has been engaged in the garage BUSH
ness. The bride grew to womanhood
in Salmon where she is highly esteem
ed. For the past year or so she has
been employed in a mercantile estab.
lishment at Missoula.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-08-04
LOCAL SPECIAL

WANTED CARE OF CHILDREN. -
BY Mrs. Taylor, during ChautauqUa
week located in Frazier house, third
door from fire house, 81 Charles s..
FOR Delicious raspberries az
the Meivyn ranch.
FOR SALE hrcshing outtit--i-l2.
IS ParTett tractor; one 24-a2 Huber
separator; one 3-la' Oliver pillow. Look
them over az Charles Beers ranch.
For price and terms inquire at Cit
zcns national bank, Salmon or TO Geo.
Baein, Jerome, Idaho.
I.OST-Tall vase and two glas IS
from band stand, Island pack, after
the barbecue. Please return to The
Recorder office, kelly'a Teal Eeate
office on Mrs. Harry Kelly.
FOR SALE-Nearly new a New Per-
lection oil stove, s burners, SIS. See
Mrs. o. G. Jones.
FOR SALE-kinR's Separator $50;
Iowa State Separator, S3s; A Min
netonna barrel ehurn, SIS. See Mrs, o.
G. Jones.
FOR SALE Remington typewriter,
Burroughs adding machine, electric
fan.--See G. w, Davis, Citizens ~
tonal bank.
LOSr-N Wooden daik red sweater on
road near Baker Finicr please re-
turn to Mrs. Hilda Erickson, Baker.
FOR SALls--rhrce burner oil stove ms
good AS new. Mrs. q. G. Jones.
FOR SALE-Bear Bros. Piano in first
class condition, $4,000, Inquire al
Recorder Office.
FOR SALE Classy saddle horse end
saddle and a good team. See Harry
Kelly.
FOR Baby's bed in splendid
condition. Inquire at Recorder Of
fee.
FOR RENT-Dweliing Of c. l.. Brous
on Water street, in fine condition, is
offered for rent. See Fred Frey, Sal
mon.
LOST-RAINCoAT, color brown,
checked lining, chain hanger. Find
er please notify DR.. Stratton.
FOR SALE-Piano on easy terms Of
payment. Call or phone Mrs. w. J..
Thompson, Salmon.
NOTICE Personal The person
who took from a,4disabled Ford car
standing on the road near Bill Boom
cr's ranch one Of the tires may return
the same and avoid trouble. otherwise
there win be prosecution. HENRY
NEAL, Carmen, Idaho.
COWS FOR SALE--Jersey and
Guernsey, well broken milk COWS.
all 10 become fresh in August. There
are twelve. Terms ma le satisfactory.
See them at ranch of +. W. Davis,
Spring Mountain, Idaho--p. @. Gil
, more.
FOR CARPENTER WORK. CT
MENT, Plastcring and Cabinet
. Work zee r. H. Wiper, Salmon, or
: call at The Recorder Office.
FOR RFNT-Shenon hotel garage.
Apply 70 Shcnon hotel
. FOR SALE-A typewriter in splendid
condition. See Mrs. o. G. Jonez.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-08-04
BOOT AND SHOE

Dig up the shoes that you could use
II they were put in shape,
Our lightning stitch is one from when
No leather can escape.
Come in and see the shoes that we can
Straigbten, strong and true.
Tang made black, we leave no crack,
And old ones look like new.
Our price IL right, we treat you white,
Our patrons never roar.
Real soleg, old pard, so keep this card,
It points toward our door.
IN ORDER TO SUPPLY OUR
SHOEMAKER WITH IT = A ID !
WORK WE HAVE DECIDED 10
REDUCE OUR SHOE REPAIRING
PRICES AS FOLLOWS:
Mems sewed half sole .---.--.-------Sl-oO
Mems leather heels --.-...----.--.--------- %
Mems rubber heels ----------.-----------. 90
Women's sewed half sole ----------.. Ivy
Women's leather heels -..--.--.---- ~ ~
Women's rubber heels .--.-.-------..-- 90 oo
Mons and wonen's new heels; I;vy
SHOES REPAIRED WHILE 10n
WATT MAIL ORDERS tlLLED
- MACK'S BOOT SHOP
PROMPTLY.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-08-04
The Sick List.


Dean Jenkins is down from the Cot
tom ranch for treatment by DIR. STRAIT
ton. Mr.. jenkins is recovering nicely
from broken leg. The injury was
inflicted by the kick of horse.
Edgar Neal, son of Mr.. antt Mrs.
Mead Neal, is reported slightly inn
proved at the Carmen home OF the
family. The young man is suffering
from typhoid in serious form of the
disease. He has been down since the
Fourth of July.
Guerdon Hemphill is critically i'll
from an attack of pleurisy and w. b.
Horn is critically i'll from chronic
heart affection. Both are well known
residents of Salmon.
Mrs. Charley Webb is suffering
from broken ribs. The injuries were
sustained in a fall from a wagon on
Tuesday, election day.
DR.. Hammer was called to the lower
Salmon river today by serious ac-
cident to one of the Woods Livestock
men who was badly. hurt in fall from
horse.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-08-04
UNION SERVICES.

Union services will be held Sunday
morning, august 6, in the chautauqua
tent. Rev. Charles Hawley of the
singing will be led by union choir,
Presbyterian church will speak. The
Collection will be taken as usual.
Those using envelopes will deposit in
them and they will be given to the
church to which they belong, while the
loose collection will be divided.
Sunday schools will be held as US
ual in their respective places and all
will come together in the tent for
preaching service.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-08-04
Notice of Sale Under Foreclosure.

Notice Of Sale Under Foreclosure.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF LEMHI.
Alexander o'Neil, Plaintiff, VS..
William NJ. Begay, Defendant.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that
under and by virtue Of final judg
ment rendered in the above entitled
Court, the 26th day of September,
1921, and the corrected decree of fore
closure and sale of said Court, the
End day OF June, 1922, in an action
wherein Alexander O'Neil, plaintiff,
recovered judgment against William
NJ. Begay, defendant, for the sum Of
Twelve Hundred Thirty Eight and so
100 Dollars (Sl ,23S. s0l, which correct
cd decree appears in Book &C" of
Judgments at pages 1879. records of
Lemhi county. Idaho, and the order Of
sale thereon, issued under the seal of
said Court, the cath day e. July, 1922,
to me directed and delivered, where
in and whereby | am commanded
and required to sell those certain
lands situated in Lemhi county, state
Ct Idaho, and particularly described a.
follows, to-wit:
The east half OF the southwest quar-
ter, the southeast quarter of the
northwest quarter and Lot three, all
! in section six, township nineteen
north, range twenty-four east OF the
Boise meridian.
Wherefore, on Saturday, the 10Th
day of August, 1922, at 10 o'clock A.
! NJ, at the front door of the Lemhi
county Court House, will in obed-
! fence to said order of sale and cor
/ rected decree of foreclosure, sell the
above described premises, or SO much
thereof as may be necessary to sat
isfy plaintiffs judgment in the said
sum of 81 ,23s.s0, with interest from
the said Goth day of September, 1921.
and costs of sale, less the sum of
/ $4,000, credited on such judgment on
the 9th day of October. 1921, at pub
lie auction, to the highest and best
bidder, for lawful money Of the Unit
ed States of America.
Dated this 2Sth day Of July, 1922
T. ]. STROUD. Sheriff.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-08-04
FRED VEL SELLS DILLON
STORE TO HAMILTON MEN

On Monday Of this week Fred We'll
disposed Of HIS grocery business in
this city TO j. II. Dickey of Hamilton,
and the new owner took possession
yesterday morning. Mr.. Wei will con-
tinue to retain the store at Deer
Lodge and will personally manage the
one in Salmon.
The purchase price Of the We'll store,
which was started year ago, was not
made known. Mr.. Dickey is n well
known grocery man of the Bitter Root
valley AMI with him will be associated
his son, who is a well known bus
mess man of the state.--Dillon Exami-
per
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-08-04

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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-08-04
SALMCN LOCALS

Mrs. Albert Amonson has been en- a
visit to Butte this week.
Roland Kadletz is to leave for Port
land next Tuesday, to remain there
for perhaps year.
Surveyor Crandall, with the assis-
lance of j. N. Lehr, was making sur
veys on Bohannon bar for the holding
company.
Fred Catlin.and B. X. Dillon have
been engaged for the seasons work
at Sunbeam dam for the federal fish
department.
When in Salmon always take time
to call at the Bootshop for your shoe
needs. Mack knows how to fit you
and the shoe business in all its
branches is his business, including re-
pairing.
Mrs. w. B. Horn has moved her
cleaning establishment to the Heidner
building, opposite the Penney store.
Call there for cleaning, pressing and
repairing. A perfect fit guaranteed in
Newbone corset. Adv.
The candidate who gives the best
promise of reducing taxes, with the
best guarantee of carrying out that
promise, without impairing the public
service; is the candidate to elect. Ii
is time to cut out unnecessary ex-
penses of every sort.
Charles B. Cubitt, old-timer at Ulys-
ses, calls himself a Prodigal who
came in the day after the feast. He
stepped into The Recorder office on
Monday morning to express regrets
at his delay, for he had heard great
stories about what fine time every
body else had at the barbecue. Mr..
Cubitt thinks, like a good many 9TH
ers, that there is to be an avalanche
of Independent votes this year.
The tenth birthday of Margaret Wei
was celebrated out on the lawn of the
We'll home yesterday afternoon, the
occasion calling together her young
friends, as follows: Virginia Benja-
min, Charles Herndon, Helen Norton,
Frances Derapsey, Ida Wyant, Robert
and Parker Wickham, Milton Have
mann, Emma Rose Doebler and
Charles Doebler, Doris Black, Helen
Casterlin, Selby Thompson, Edna
Beers, Gayle Jopling, Glenn Smith,
Lillian and Charles Hawley, Catherine
Johnson, Goodrich Watkins, Helen
Ferguson, June Viel and Joan Kniery,
a guest at the Stratton home. Lunch
con was served on the porch, with
toasted marshmallows as a part of the
dainties provided. In the merry com
pany out on the lawn all was JOY and
| gladness and beauty.
Former Salmon Minister ILL.,.
A message from Blackfoot tells OF
the serious illness of Rev. r. S
Stringfellow, formerly engaged in the
work of the Episcopal church in Sal
mon. The message stated that the
clergyman had been taken to Poca
tello hospital for a major operation.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-08-04
Same Old Story But a Good One.

Mrs. Mahala Burns, Savanna, Mo-.
relates an experience, the like Of
which has happened in almost every
neighborhood in this country, and has
been told and related by thousands of
others, as follows: 81 used bottle of
Chamberlain's Collie and Diarrhoea
Remedy about nine years ago and it
cured me of fiux (dysentery). | had
another attack of the same complaint
three or four years ago and a few
doses of this remedy cured me. have
recommended it to dozens of people
since | first used it and shall continue
to do so for know it is a quick and
positive cure for bowel troubles" For
sale by Z. G. Hettinger, Salmon Drug
gist. Adv.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-08-04
Cause of Appendicitis,

When the bowels are constipated,
the lower bowels or large intestines
become packed with refuse mater, that
is made up largely of germs. These
germs enter the vermiform appendix
and set up inflammation which is com
monty known as appendicitis. Take
Chamberlain's Tablets when needed
and keep your bowels regular and you
have little to fear from appendicitis.
For sale by +. G. Hettinger, Salmon
Druggist. ADV.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-08-04
Hot Weather Diseases.

Disorders of the bowels are ex-
tremely dangerous, particularly dur
ing the hot weather of the summer
months, and in order to protect your
self and family against sudden at
tack, get a bottle of Chamberlain
Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t can
be depended upon. Many have testifi-
ed to it's excellence. For sale by f. g.
Hettinger, Salmon Druggist. Adv.