The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-04-21

The Woman's club meets Saturday
with a current events program.
The Episcopal guild will meet with
Mrs. George L. Shoup April q.
The Methodist Aid meets at the
church annex April 81, at 2.30 p. m.
Mrs. Billie Steele and little child
came down from Gilmore last Friday.
DIR. George A. Kinney has taken
up his residence at the Daniels room
ing house.
Nell Howe, who is to spend the
summer in Salmon, expects soon to be
joined by his family.
C. E. Brous is advertising his per-
sonal property, to move to remove to
the old home in Missouri.
Spring creek school closed April Z,
with picnic which, on account of the
weather, was held in the house.
C. A. Norton has bought for uses
| on the Salmon River Stock Ranch
| little giant tractor from c. +. Snyder.
Miss Lewis and Mr.. Coyle will play
for the big Roman S-reel spectacular
drama at the Rex, Sunday and Mon
day.
Miss Oral Krauss and. DR. and Mrs.
Hammer had few friends in on Tues
day evening when singing and dancing
supplied the amusement.
Cabiria, the play that all critics
agreed upon as being the best ever
produced up to 1921, is to be shown at
the Rex, Sunday and Monday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. De Witt C. Nichols
were at Butte last week to meet the
Ralph Nichols family, who came from
California for a visit at Gilmore.
X. T. Soule was able to come to
town in his car from the ranch Tues
day evening for the first time in q
month owing to the bad condition of
he roads.
]. A. Vaughn and wife are in Sal
mon and will locate here, having sold
out all his interests in the Pahsimaroi
, valley. They are guests of j. A.
Herndon and wife.
L. J. Haley died at Idaho Falls last
Monday. The news came to Salmon in
: a telegram to Mrs. James MelVyn. Mr.
, Haley was the husband of prominent
, official of the Eastern Star.
Fred Kreger has dragged the Lemh
< valley road as far up from Salmon q.
, the 17-Mile ranch and also Berrack
= lane to the High road, doing a goo'
4 job in time for the best results.
Isn't it fact that those who adver
tise in the Recorder, like those wht
E SOW good seed in good ground ar
+ those only who in business reap thu
4 harvest? Looks that way, doesn't it
:. Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Carpenter wer
in Salmon q part of the week, MI
Carpenter coming for the auction sal
:. Monday and Mrs. Carpenter for tn
e Eastern Star social gathering Tuesda
n evening.
= DR.. T. P. Carnes came back to Sal
monon Monday after seeing his littl
son, Bobbie, placed under hospital car
n at Butte for surgical attention. Th
e child was operated upon yesterday an
l. is doing well.
Il At the coming of A. c. Cherry
attend district court May Is in Sa
mon the we'll known former lawyer &
II the local bar will be accompanied b
Mrs. Cherry, who is to make Ion
promised visit to friends here.
t. The Rex theater announces tn;
S. May AS are the date set for the fortf
N coming home talent vaudeville abol
which much speculation has alread
G. been aroused. The only news that M
e Rand will give forth is that it is tt
" best yet given.
y Thirty-six members and six visitor
he were present at the regular aeetin
re Of the Salmon Home Ecoromics cit
ed on Wednesday. For the next nlee.ir
to be held May 8, the work planne
- will be the making Of guide pattcrl
ad to be used in dress making, with Me
~ danes Stroud, Melvin and Soule
no hOsteSses.
IN Sales at the first Of the communi
ce auctions started last Monday
OF George ". Oliver footed up more tn;
an $500. Incident to the auction the
We were several hundred people in fro
the country, bigger crowd indie
d. than has been in Salmon since coun
~ fair times There are to be other sal
m later, the next about the first of Ma
hi for which there will be greater &
o. fractions in larger listings. Col. Ca
he penter is the auctioneer and Oh
he Mathewson clerk.