The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-01-13
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SALMON LOCALS

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Mrs. w. ]. Brown has returned to
home and friends in Salmon from
California
Take Tanlac and eat three square
meals day. For sale by Red Cross
Pharmacy.
]. w. Hutchins has been. in Salmon
this week from his new home at Spo-
kane, loking prosperous.
Don't blame anybody but yourself
if your nights are made miserable by
indigestion. You failed to take Tan
lac. For sale by Red Cross Phar-
macy.
Milt Merritt was at Challis on Sat-
urday to help along the good work of
opening up the Morgan creek road
from the Salmon river highway to
Fordney.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. TilIotson are
home again from Minneapolis after
spending the holidays there with the
old folks.
Garfield, son-in-lay of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pollard is visiting Salmon with a
view of interesting friends of his in
his Minnesota home in Lemhi coun-
ity mining properties.
Charles S. Miller is the pioneer in
the business of fishing for market,
having been the first to take out
license for white fish. A ready sale
at the net price of 10 cents per pound
was found in Salt Lake. William
Swift likewise is licensed to take and
ship these fish and finds his market in
Butte.
f. M. Bird of the Farm Bureau
dairying project has called meeting
to talk shop with F. r. Cammack of
the university extension service next
Tuesday evening. 1t is contemplated
to purchase the Salmon creamery if
arrangements can be made to that end
and to operate the same on purely
cooperative plan.
Contract has been let for the con-
struction of the Custer county end of
the Sawtooth highway along the Sal
mon river. 1t is said that the price
allowed is much below the figure here
tofore prevailing for such work, the
unit price bening for six miles, $42,-
900, at the Bloom-Davis grade. Nc
Hughes & Crowell of Boise We're the
successful bidders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Digby Lynch came
down from Tendoy Sunday evening,
accompanying Commissioner Snyder.
| The Lunches report numerous social
gatherings in that locality that have
made the winter pass most pleasantly.
The latest of these is a masquerade
to be given at the Tendoy school to-
night. Other gatherings have taken
place at the homes of Mrs. Margaret
| Kidham and Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. 'Hol-
| brook.
The obliging nature of County
Recorder Simmonds was sufficiently
strong to induce him to return to the
courthouse in a zero temperature
| Wednesday night at the call of Hy-
men, when Frank ]. Brown of Leadore
was found to be in quest of license
to marry Mrs, Carrie Johnson of
! Pocatello. The happy couple are
! spending a part of the honeymoon in
this city before establishing the new
home in the upper Lemhi metropolis.
W. B. Kjesnes, general agent for
the farm bureau of the state of Idaho,
with his assistant, Mr.. Fluharty, is
expected to be in Salmon next Tues
da.y for a session with the board of
county commissioners to discuss the
matter of the employment Of an ag-
ricultural agent, which has been a
moot question among taxpayers for
| the past six months. If the system
is to be retained the commissioners,
as already agreed, will materially cut
and limit overhead expenses incident
| to the administration.