The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-03-31
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The S. C. Scribner family moved
to the Mckinney dwelling on Satur-
day. 20
Nj. ouis Co ne Joined her us
pecting to proceed down the river by
boat.
Morris H. Cotton was called to Sal
mon. on Monday by business engage
ments.
If you want plenty of pep, strength
and energy, take Tanlac. Sold by the
Red Cross Pharmacy.
Personal {single men only She
may be a Turkey, but, Oh Boy, she
has the peachiest eyes. Safety First
Mr.. and Mrs. K, o. SPAIN came
down from their ranch home up the
Lemhi valley on Monday, spending the
night in Salmon.
If you are feeling all worn out, if
you can't eat, sleep or work with any
satisfaction, you need Tanlac. Sold by
the Red Cross Pharmacy.
/ Dave J. Venton is the happy pos
SCISSOR of the first Peace dollar seen in
Salmon. The coin came to him as
a gift from a friend in Ohio.
Miss Ernestine Rose, Salmon stu
dent at the state university, is one of
the charter members of the Woman's
Athletic association of that institu-
ton.
Joe Murphy was an overnight
visitor in Salmon Wednesday, return
ing to the SPAIN ranch yesterday by
the motor.
The War Mothers to the number
of a dozen surprised Mrs. Jerry Doc
dy last evening at her home. After a
social evening Refreshments were serv-
ed.
George Franklin, the out-of doors
soldier invalid, who is living over
beyond Myers cove, returned there
: this week after hospital visit at
: Pocatello.
Mrs. NJ. M. McNicoll was down from
Tendoy to spend the weekend with
t her little school girl daughter Bar
: bara, who had birthday celebration
on Sunday.
Billy Swan is out from the Mus
grove where he spent the winter II
i his catch of fur-bearing animals was
: included cougar nine feet long anC
J, weighing 800 pounds.
Mrs. Melvin has been compelled t
remain at home all week on accoun
: of illness that brought her to Salmon
: from the D. C. school. She expects t.
+ return to her school duties next Mon
+ day.
Pennington, N. NJ, the scene of If
: rigation and mining development
r along ambitious lines, is said to otfe
" attractions to draw away a portion o
# the Leadore population looking TO
new worlds to conquer.
IS Tanlac is the ideal strengthene
y and body builder for old folks, becaus
n it creates a healthy appetite fo
IS wholesome food and strengthens an
invigorates the digestive organs. Sol
by the Red Cross Pharmacy.
ID Too much overhead is assigned a
e, one of the reasons for the financi;
" embarrassment of the Salmon cream
cry. Economical management woul
soon put the concern back on its fee
AZ And economical management wi
i@ come.
st Mrs. Elmer Gor1an, Armstead hot
keeper, has been hailed into court f
employing a woman more than eigf
az hours a day. Mrs. Joan Thomas W;
'k the complaining witness and the hell
e. err in the hotel. The jury returned
I'll verdict of not guilty.
A recent consignment to the Hav
III mann hardware in Salmon was q ca
r. load of blacksmith coal all the Wa
III from Pennsylvania. Forty thousai
pounds made up the laod. Nearly
m thousand dollars was required to p;
the freight or this precious shipmer
ed Al, +bo oon,-lo+, ,.o.ly ,f RI, al
" & Zimmerman grocery bu mess is
"a he cleaned cut from floor to ceihn
as according 70 announcement this moi
:" ing by the management. This com
about fs5m the sale eli he business
If The Fred Vel chain CT stores soon
-, establish 4 b anch in Salmon. i
~ tails and prices arc 10 Ge given
- the next issue of this ncasPan'
" Meanwhile il is we'll to bear the f.
in mind that Lehg {, Zimmerman,
usual, mean what they say.
re- FOR SALE - have one and OF
Ter half horse power gasoline engi
rec and 100 feet of heavy rubber beltiI