The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-07-28
SALMON LOCALS

Viii Rees was In Salmon from Lem
his week.
Ers Dan K. luck Is home from an
Ended visit at Spokane.
his Isabelle Ryan entertained the
ksday bridge club this week.
Hiss NJ. E. Lunney advertises her
4 for sale at the Abstract office. ~
Homer Holbert has been appointed
Hon agent for the G. and P. at
5dore. %
rrs. J.. H. Wright entertained at
fheon on Tuesday when covers
Ne laid for six.
he H. W. Bradley family made a
kdav visit down Gibbonsville way
huest of huckleberries.
r and Mrs. Ralph Quarles are Wis
3 at the Thomas Yearian ranch
/ assisting during the haying sea-
r and Mrs. Oscar Amonson and
IN son were in Salmon from their
rh home in the d. c. district on
hday.
NJ. Roberti was down from his
h in the d. C. district on Mon
for the purpose of proving his
hestead, with A. L. Chill and Con
" as witnesses.
he Eve Specialist, DR.. H. H. Scar
hugh. will be at the ShenOn hotel
sday. August s. His methods give
bble results for headaches, d;zzi-
and eye defects.
[iss Bessie Stroud returned to her
hon home on Monday, after COM
Inc a school term at Draper,
ii and a six-weeks' summer course
Berkeley, California.
lrs. Adams was hostess last Sat
(av to the bridge club when a num-
of guests were invited for the
Asion. Prizes were awarded to
F. S. Wright and Mrs. w. C.
Cormick.
anlac is the result of years Of
bv. experimentation and research
some of the worlds greatest chem
Hence its merit. For sale by
Cross Pharmacy.
II. and Mrs. Alex R. Livingstone
e arrivals in Salmon on Tuesday
have been geusts at the G. B.
brles home. Mr.. Livingstone was
last year about this time grad
wool, in which business he is an
ert.
hong with falling prices in every
modify not controlled by the COM
btions and trusts the peoples post
les are showing signs of the gener-
Slump by taking their old grade
ees-fronl third to fourth and from
Pn1 to third.
z. Moore is at Leadore this week
iating Homer Holbert into the tick
elling business as Mr.. Holbert is to
ticket agent for the G. and P. rail-
| at that place. Mr.. Ford, who has
b filling that position, is to take up
fh work again.
FRS. William Prouse, Mrs. Edith
hards, Arthur Ling and NJ. NJ. Ro-
tti were in Salmon Monday and
lsday from the D. C. district. Ar
b Ling came to have a piece of fox
taken from his eye and Mr.. Ro-
tti to make proof on his land.
frs. Otto Hancock and children
Pit the weekend in Salmon from
Iearian ranch at Lemhi. Mrs.
ton and three children came down
b Mrs. Hancock and went to the
fmony mine on Monday to have
rge of the culinary department.
B. Wheeler. old-time democratic
horse of southern Idaho, arriv-
in town Monday evening on bust
c. B. was selling some insur-
e and doing a lot of boosting fol
be Alexander for governor as well
Working for his party in general
lllis Messenger.
theodore Ketchum drove the Lun-
car to Butte on Tuesday, going
Glbbonsville. Mrs. Ketchum ano
FS NJ. E. Lunney, the latter on hel
to Milton, Pa, where she hat
n engaged for public nursing, were
sengers. Miss Lunney's new du.
eau her to a city of between
pity and thirty thousand inhabi.
is.
randma G0rham started for Santa
California, on Tuesday, accom-,
LED by Mrs. Bilbrey and children
Gorham is to visit a daughter al
Ia Ana. Before her departure
Gorham was honored by a score
more of her friends who called t.
her well and to join in a sons
ice OF thanksgiving and praise
ola lady has passed her eighty
1ih birthday. Her daughter, Mrs
n. Moore, came in from Sandy
Elk Tor this occasion.
dozen or fifteen cars drove Up t,
ueertSon ranch on Sunday after
= last taking the Municipal banC
a