The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-06-30
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< i Rorn IL 3. and Mrs. Louis began
70, bov. uonz&y, June 81.
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ues iflouf unestion the best picture
IS NJ H3S NJ. Perry is here from
ON oe122lIo ~ her daughter, Mrs. W.
q oter returned to Leadore
sia i IsI6 from Salmon hot springs
&c kSYi III &. rheumatism had been
H. 3Shn M, welsh, an expert mechanic
Il "a min{uE engineer, accompanied
= Milf Ioxx{f home from Butte on
81 &4J6hn Engela, a native Canadian,
1t died u fh& Hot Springs June q, after
Ia lIlne1H N i bounty charge. He was
y st6ne 11nson and had lived in and near
OH Pierce is back in the Salmon
,counfrv fxofl Thompson Falls, where
: his mother, Mr.. Hale, recently passed
w.
mcr1t on the Salmon river highway.
The youngest member of the Sal
mon Municipal band is the son Of
Leader Carl Coyle, Dennis by name,
and intended TO take leading horn in
the crack organization, for which he IS
already tuning up.
G. B. Quarles made trip to Poca-
tello last saturday, returning on Mon
day with Ms two children, John and
Virginia, Who were en- route home
from school FERNS in Princeton college
and high school in Denver.
The forest office in Salmon was adj
vised yesterday of a small fire on the
public domain above the old Indian
agency. That fire, however, does not
account for the heavy smoke in the
dir for the past week, and its origin
is mystery
Mrs. Caples entertained the thimble
club last "Wednesday afternoon having
beside the membership the following
guests: Mrs. Mccormick, Mrs. Rand
Mrs. Ketchum, Mrs. Abbott, Mrs
George Conlee, Miss Greene. The
hostess for the next gathering is Mrs
r. w. White.
Misses Isabelle and Marie Ryan
Mrs. Caples, Miss Pemble, Mr.. Davis
Leonard Hull and Ormey Beers make
up camping party to the Ray Ed
wards ranch. The party go by cars K
the Shoup ranch Saturday evening
where Mr.. Edwards will supply horse!
for the ride to his ranch to stay unit
Sunday evening.
Rev. and Mrs c. A. Hawley wen
around the business district on Sat
urday soliciting funds for the repaint
ing of the Presbyterian church, hav
ing received an estimate of the cos
at $3.50. That amount was secure
within an hour or two, not one refus
81 having been met when a hundre
dollars had been secured,
Milton Havemann celebrated hi
eleventh birthday last Saturday after
noon when thirty-two of his boy an
girl friends were called to the home
make the time a merry one. Mr.
Casterlin had charge of the game
and in the three in which prizes weE
awarded Helen Casterlin, Helen MOI
ton and Harry Wilson were the VIII
ners. Swapping notices were the fay
ors. An attractive luncheon of san,
witches, lemonade, ice cream, cake an
candy was served.
Davis Brothers, f. C. and Z. W.,
the Typewriter Service shop of ldaf
Falls, have been in Salmon this wee
extending the circle of their bushes
which is that of overhauling writir
machines of all kinds. This wol
they undoubtedly understand from Il
fact they have established themselv
permanently where they are now
Gated. with steadily increasing patro
age. The Davises are agents for typ
writers and adding machines and "
make regular visits to Salmon for !
pair work and sales. The Record
Office has tested their workmansh
to perfect satisfaction.s They kn'
their business.
/. B. Giles, veteran of the u. A.
has been appointed adiutant gene
of the state of Idaho. He assum
the functions Of the office last we
On Monday Judge Giles came hoi
to Salmon.to arrange his personal
fairs, expecting to return to his p'
in the state capitol building about
18th of July. He was warmly c.
graduated by old friends in Saln
upon the news of his appointmer
which carries besides the honor a co
Portable salary. Judge Giles does
even know what the salary is as nj
ey matters are about the last thing
his mind The new general is a e
deal older than he looks, il may
assumed from his services IN the
between the states, but he steps W
the agility of youth.
At this time throughout the co
trv there is q we'll founded suspic