The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-07-14

SALMON LOCALS

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J. B. Dods, postoffice inspector, is
in Salmon.
See the rescue by the sheriff's posse
In The Man of the Forest.
Miss Dering Greene is giving five
liable bridge party this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hull were in
Samon yesterday from their North
fork ranch.
Miss Ida Briney is at Bellingham.
Washington, visiting relatives and to
kpend the summer.
/ Frank Andrews was a motor pass
niger from Salmon to his ranch home
&ar Lemhi on Wednesday.
Mrs. R. w. White had the members
2 Kensington club with a number
guests Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Pollard. who
st their dwelling by fire, are living
the former home of Dr.. kennev.
Thomas Palmer is up from his min
operations at Gibbonsville to
ansact business matters in Salmon.
Ia. H. Eavemann was the winner of
be quilt disposed of by sale of tickets
the War Mothers last Saturday af-
hnOon.
Mrs. Fred Carl and Harry George
he are at Lemhi to spend the hay
season with their sister, Mrs. Rus
Yearian.
4The A. J. Putnam family this week
eupy their new home on Shoup
beet, the former residence of the
ph Edwards family.
Mrs. Charles Dillon and son Ed
nd came to Salmon last week from
kbraska to spend the summer with
sister, Mrs. Ed Dillon.
The R. E. Wickham family left Sal
b this week for Clayton where Mr..
ckham will be employed with the
pw Bros. in the Red Bird mine.
Hiss Bowman, accompanied by her
Nv sister who had been guests of
Frank P. McCracken, Jr., were
sengers for Gilmore on Wednesday.
Hrs. S. C. Scribner entertained a
hsington club last Friday afternoon
In number of guests were hidden
enjoy the social afternoon and the
eheon.
10Th the Methodist and Presbyter-
church members enjoyed socials
evening, the former at the home
A. W. Pipes and the latter on the
b. at the Jack Hams home.
lev. Mr.. and Mrs. Hawley have
BE full of guests from the former
lie in Felt, Idaho. Mrs. Hawley's
kher and sister with the husband
children of the latter make up the
tors.
he motor bus between Leadore and
hon will leave Salmon hereafter
Is a. m. daily except Sunday thus
becting with both the stage and
train at Leadore and giving Sal
daily mail as heretofore.
BIB Davis is making such a success
ersey dairy business that seven
cows have been added to his
making twenty in the bunch.
purchase was made on Wednes-
from st. Ives, the King Jersey
lmon is going to hold its Chau-
pa this year August As, just the
time for participation by ranch
and their families coming as it
between haying harvests. Meet
greet all your neighbors on that
Eion
B. Pyeatt drove his car to Arm
on Sunday with Mrs. Pyeatt and
mother, Mrs. Amonson, who are
pend the summer at the coast;
Albert c. Amonson and Mrs.
Kelly were passengers for the
trip.
crge W. Oliver, big rancher
Salmon, stepped upon a nail of
lie variety the other day with
IN energy to drive the nail
gh his foot, but not clinching it
IS enabled to pull himself AWAY
painful operation. DR.. Wright
falled.
George Bauer of Gihbonsville
oylng a visit at Spokane with
yes, a sister and daughter. Two
OF her daughters, Miss Bauer
lfS. Hunter, drove motor from
not long ago to spend a por-
'ne summer at the old parental
oelng on their way to Califor-
service men have had a visit
eek from DR.. C. E. James, dem
peetor of the U. S. Veterans
al Seattle, advising about the
ioh OF the period in which
lof compensation or for treat
nay De filed. The limit as now
August 8 next. Soldiers
therefore not delay writing to
feau with requests for such SER
they desire.
T. Robertson, tax expert,
ne re'elatlons have been spilling
,.s' Is IN Salmon and will make |
~ al Shoup hall tonight. Mr.. |