The Idaho recorder., 1922-02-17
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IN OdlN1OH W1lu HE u0uShStA,
Ralph Quarles.
Melvin neturnedsto her school
at the ID. C. ranch on Monday,
lain for two months.
ike to sell Tanlac because it sat
bur customers. For sale by the
toss Pharmacy.-Ady.
lac is one medicine that does
hey say, it will do. For sale by
ross Pharmacy.-Adv.
C. A. Hawley conducted SER
at the Presbyterian church in
b s@on Sunday last preaching
and his sermons being well re-
staff of teachers of the east
hool gave a supper at the school
Wednesday evening for teach
the Brooklyn school.
blute merit and merit alone is
bible for Tanlac's phenomenal
precedented success. For sale
Cross Pharmacy.-Adv.
Thrasher of the Italian mie
en- in town for the week. Mr..
er will develope some property
own during the coming season.
and Mrs. Frank Tingley enter
at dinner on Sunday the Rev.
A. Hawley, Mrs. Hamilton,
Il Mrs. Walter c. Fox and DIR.
Is. Hubbard.
missioner VIM. A. Briney and
IRE in Salmon on Saturday, the
sioner bringing the news of the
bring robin up his way there in
hon river banana belt.
Daniels was in town Monday,
S ranch on Wilmington Creek.
hight with him a big bunch of
and lynx skins which he sold
butting in his claim for scalp
Walker, the. father of Earl
who was here the past week,
in response to wire, resides
vicinity of Lebanon, Mo-, the
ne of Roy B. and j. A. Hern-
this city.
lyear-old Bob Putnam was
bout the happiest boy in all
last Saturday when Paul Pens
he along Main street with his
am to take this lively young
bard for a ride. o.
Ter Gill was in Salmon on We'd
from his ranch above Lemhi.
completely recovered from his
mess and is entirely well from
1ack of minor Importance after
this stay at Soap Lake.
lement of fire loss on the SPAIN
was recently made by the Queen
nee company, through the To-
4 Eent, J. A. Herndon. Karl O..
was paid every dollar asked
settlement was satisfactory in
way.
Eaby girl was born in the home
and Mrs. Ralph P. Quarles
1lay, February16. The mother
81 third daughter of the Thomas
E0arian family and the father the
of the late Judge Quarles. The
h Is inSalmon.
S. Killorn is in town from the
f1n mine, where he is interested
( Iease. Mr.. Killorn is by trade a
nine operator and contractor.
x0ects to have his wife and fam
I<h him during the summer, COM
I'm their home fl California.
|1 B. Herndon is to take up the
IA management of the Scott-Deck-
InIerests in Montana, for which
o1e a joint stock company is be-
6Ik kanized. Col. Decker is making
he with the Herndons in Dillon
erndon passed through Sal
&n Saturday, having closed his
siness at May.
q fominent business man of Sal.
Fhose activities and enterprises
recent past made him a com.
g fortune but whose line is now
like so many others, has beer
8 a salary of $500 a month t.
+ "a similar employment at Ions
California. The offer has beer
n as Salmon will again com,
own, in the sound opinion o.
pal citizen.
y Sehaffner was in town thi
"a business and incidentally af
DC poison to get numerous coy
Testing his vicinity. He says a
as eight of these animals hav,
Zen in his field at once, two o
being of very large size an,
The bounty of $3.50 per scalp
6ng of the pelts with additiona
Rakes it worth while for ever,
h to get after these marauders
thinner bridge club was enter
at the home of Mrs. Caples Of
~ evening, with A. Lawrenc
m doing the honors with the host
an elegant and bountiful sreac
Z|1P PAINTED place cards in the forr
Nr Its made of the feast a Valen
aty. The guests other than tn
|{(Iz membership included Mr.. an
8. A. Beers, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralp
9nd Mrs. Marion Thompson. tn
winners We're DR.. Adams, Mr..
o1nell, Mrs. Thompson and Ralp