The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-09-15
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Mrs. Richard G. Proctor ;s bacl
IN Salmon from Casper, Wyoming.
Many exhibitors claim Mother o.
Mine to be better than The Old Nest.
Miss Florence Greene plans leaving
TINS Saturday for Moscow to take a
university course.
Mother O'Mine is thrilling. excit-
ing, beautifully produced, has bio cast
and is big in every way.
Miss Lewis and Mr.. Coyle will plav
Tor Mother O'Mine, the big melodra-
ma Sunday and Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. r. w. Nelson are Wis
itlng in Salmon after spending the
summer at the North fork home Of the
Motichkas.
Mrs. Frank Dean and children of
North fork have moved to Salmon so
that the children may take their ac-
customed places in school.
Word has been received of the re-
covery from the Snake river of the
body of Verge Malcolm fifty miles
below Shelley, where he and Leonard
barrows were drowned May %.
V. A. Summers, one of the big Sum-
mers family, is spending season in
the Salmon country with his brother
Harry L. The visitor comes from Om-
ana and Mrs. Summers is with him.
The forest service is CONSTRUCTING %
miles of trail between Myers cove
and Camas creek on the Middle fork.
Bonner Bevan has charge as foreman.
under the direction of Supervisor
Scribner.
Ranger Roscoe Z. Greene of the
forest service, who had been at the
indian creek station for the summer,
was in town last Wednesday preparing
to leave for trail work in the Yellow
jacket country.
Commissioner Charles F. SNYDER. in
session with his board on Tuesday,
was informed of the death of his faith
er near Omaha. The commissioner left
the next morning for the east. The
father was advanced in years.
Bert Bates, driver of the Carmen
school bus, was in town Wednesday
having some expert work done at the
Auto Top shop. Mr.. Bates is early
prepared for the cold of winter to
take the children of his locality to
and from school in comfort The top
is so constructed that it can be made
nearly air tight.
Word has been received from the
Rev. W. t. Beatty, former pastor Of
the local Methodist church, that doc
tors Of Portland, Oregon, all have
failed to diagnose his case. He has
been assigned to work at Granger, in
Washington, and will have to assume
it under the handicap of i'll health. He
has the sympathy of his many friends
in this community.
Mr.. Charles Motichka of the North
fork made a pleasant call at the edi-
tors office on Monday. Mr.. Motichka
purchased the Summerland ranch last
: spring and has become a permanent
) resident of the fertile little valley.
| He is making his ranch profitable,
| as thrifty and experienced farm
er, whose success is assured. Of course
he became a subscriber Of The Recor-
der.
| The Emett Index gives prominence
/, to the news of the recent wedding Of a
D.. Lemhi county young man, Albert Bri
ney, and Miss Grace Cook Of that
city, which took place at the Episco-
pal church on the morning Of Septem-
Der 4. Mr.. Briney is the son Of Mr.
l and Mrs. w. A. Briney of this county
1 while the bride is of popular social
prominence in her home city. The
new home has been established at
= New Meadows, where the groom is
connected with the forest service.
u w. C. White, E. K. Abbott, Joh,
w. Shook, w. w. Simmonds and Ken
meth Mcbride as a welcoming dele
: cation from Salmon, met Republican
V Candidates Moore and Gomez at Gil
: more on Sunday to escort them into
f town. Il had been planned to hoie
n a meeting at Leadorc, but Chat wa.
: abandoned for the meeting here. DR.
Hammers motor was used t. BRING Il
the visitors. Governor Moo.e and IN
e running mate expressed delight at tn
c pleasure of the ,ido. On Monday Nj
+ Moore was Introduced about town b.
/ an old friend who was found in II. {
e King.
g Charles Mack and wife and thei
t son Ralph and wife returned from
motor trip to Salt Lake on Tuesday
They We're gone q little more than
e week. In one town about the size G
/ Salmon the travellers found nine va
n cant business places. In Lon itsei
: there is business depression manifest
S with everybody hoping and praylnj
d for way out of the present tagsna
l. ton. Business is better right here a
/ home than in most of the places visit
e ed going and coming back. Mr.. Mack
one observation while abroad was tina
+, most towns have a better appearance
: from their attention to street an
H. building Improvements, especially
i business fronts.
n Alex Mcdonald, who is making ,
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