The Idaho recorder., 1922-12-08
SALMON LOCALS

Mrs. r. S Wright is hostess to th,:
Saturday club tomorrow.
Turn to the Right viii make you
laugh and cry.
Joseph kadletz was in town from
the Baker section Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bloomsbury
were in Salmon today from Carmen.
Roscoe Green, who has been in the
forest service and on trails about
Camas creek, Is in town on visit for
the winter.
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49, 9 attended the stock sale here
Tuesday ani Investigated the sale Of
stock in adjacent territory.
Mr., and Mrs. A. II. Ford Mr. and
AIRS. Morris II. Cotton and son Pbilin
were in Salmon Tuesday and Wednes-
day on business, doing shopping and
visiting friends.
A large truck load of young men
and young ladies were in town Sat
ufday night from the Big Hole coun-
try, reading the signs, looking over
the town and enjoying themselves in
general.
Donald Martin, sheriff-elect, came
down from Lemhi Tuesday to spend
rev days on business and meet his
friends who will be pleased TO wei
come him as the next sheriff of Lem
hi county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Mcpherson, who
were here on visit with Mrs. Nc
Pherson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hudlow, have returned to their
home in Burley, where Mr.. McPher-
son has meat market. The grand
parents will miss the darling grand
child which Mr.. and Mrs. Mcpherson
had with them TO visit.
Rev. and Mrs. Joel Vigus departed
fsom Salmon Saturday for Fort Jones,
California, to spend the winter in that
state. Rev. and Mrs. Vigus have been
visiting for several weeks with their
daughter~>and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Preston. During their
stay they have taken an active part
in the religious and social activities,
Mr.. Vigus preaching number of
strong and helpful sermons.
c. 4. Norton, Fl. G. King and Ralph
Irwin are not to be outdone by any
of The city people. Mr.. Irwin has a
radio set now installed ard both Mr..
Norton and Mr.. King are installing
outfits at their respective homes.
Mrs. Nettie Hays Of Leadore spent
a few days in Salmon this week.
Ira Gable has been in town this
week few times hauling grain and
other products from his Boyle creek
ranch.
The Burbridge Transfer company Is
having a kiln Of lime burned al the
Lemhi lime property, to supply the To-
cal demand.
LOST--A black SOW, about inch slit
in left ear, four white feet, tail
short, small white spot between shoul-
der, weight about 800 lbs. Notify
Iiutcheson ranch by phone.
The two Mersing brothers, rela-
tives OF y. o. Mersing on Indian
creek, who were recent arrivals from
New Mexico, stopped i'm town Thurs
day, en- route 20 Tendoy where they
have secured employment in getting
ont timber
J.. D. Miller and his son Charles s., |
have taken up winter quarters again |
in their residence on the bar. The |
Milicrs are putting in spare time |
catching white Ash for which there |
Is always a ready market.
FOR SALE-An attractive Salmon |
home, acres, al fenced and cross /
fenced, an old 8nd a young orchard, /
good out buildings 20 care for stock. 4
Fine pasture, decided water right /
.rches. Sec Ara. J. G. MiddlekauH.
A really lively and enthusiastic bus
mes meeting Of the Woman club Z
was held Saturday afternoon at the !
rest room. A committee was appointed I
% get q permanent meeting place
and plans for this even will be further
perfected. a committee was appoint
sd To select a permanent netting place
-or the regular business meetings.
probably the commercial rooms viii
le decided upon. Salmon and Island
1atk viii be advertised IN the club
err book with half page advertise
nen.. The sum of $1,000 was sent to
he state federation for the education
y foreign women.
TURN TO THE RIGHT has been
he subject for thousands OF sermons /
n the u. S. vet the play does not
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