The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-08-04
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EMrS. george SH1ltH Is recovering
BIN a serious illness.
|John Burggraf was in from the
|pneer ranch on Tuesday,
Manager Rand will suspend the
bws at the Rex during Chautauqua
lex, to be renewed August 8.
rhe r. E. Wickham family are
me again from the Red Rock mine,
Mr.. Wickham is now employed at
Pope-Shenon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Bird had as their
lists over last weekend Mr.. and
w. L. Hayes of Lowell, Wyo.
Bird and Mrs. Hayes were school
fes,
Mrs. Edith Richards from the D. C.
trict was a guest at the Melvin
he owe rthe weekend and will take
he Chautauqua season with former
pomates, Nh. and Mrs. Mock.
H. Geddes and two daughters,
Geddese and Mrs. Evans, all of
al Island, Nebraska, arrived Mon
to spend two weeks with Mrs.
ny Campbell, sister and aunt of
VISITORS.
h Sunday, the day after the day
res barbecue, Horace Beach in
the cook of the feast, Charley
be, and Jim Stout to the Beach
to demonstrate the cooking of
lose to a gathering of friends.
rel Branstedt and George Smith
their boats tugging at the moor
: for their trip down the river with
engers. These are experienced
rators of the river. Their book
include another large party for
ember.
sly little weasel was shot the
morning out in the rear of the
odist church, the pastor, Mr.
ty, being the marksman with a
ty-two in hand. The maraudel
probably after the ministerial
len coop.
rold Thompson will leave Satur-
for Burbank, California, for Wis
Miss Florence Thompson expects
tend school at Boulder, Colorado
winter and Mrs. w. l.. Thompson
take the place of Mrs. Richard
at the ]. C. Penney store.
arles Twining, who came up from
b last week, has joined the forces
ow Brothers at the Red Bird. Mr.
ing stayed a day or two in Sal
taking in the barbecue, which
is he couldn't afford to miss with
bportunity for seeing old friends.
!. G. B. Quarles entertained the
ers of the Saturday Afternoon
club Wednesday afternoon a;
OCULAR meeting time came during
Eauqua. Mrs. F. S. Wright, Mrs
and Mrs. O'Connell were the
winners. Mrs. Pipes, Mrs. Hart
RS. Haveman were guests.
~ Brothers, mine operators
already taken over the operation
Pope-Shenon, to begin with ;
Fvative force until the installa
Il additional machinery justifie
be of larger force. There ar
placed in service at once TIVE
tables and two jigs, with tn
pn process to be applied late
the soft products of the mine
are considerable.
congregation worshipping a
esbyterian church greatly en-
the services last Sunday, bot
G and evening, with two helpful
BIS by the pastor, Rev. c. A
N. At the evening service tn
peoples choir was augmente
presence of Messrs. Perry an
ion, two visitors, making tn
unusually delightful. Congre
of both the Presbyterian an
list churches will worship a
hautauqua tent next Sunda
lg, Mr.. Hawley to preach.
Society of the Daughters of tn
tion of Montana, through Mrs
Scott of Armstead, has sent a
on to the Womans club, tn
bal society and citizens of Ids
DIN them in the ceremonies c
q monument marking tn
lnd Clark trail over the Lemf
1 the divide between the tw
The date is set for Labor D.!
Der j. A picnic lunch will i
Rt the historic springs on I'll
ia side. Mr.. Rees viii pilot til
A number of notable peopl
pth states will be present an
y |nt will be made memorahl
= is hoped a large number frol
county will go.
4. A. Higgs, travelling with
anb a party of friends, Harr
anb wife anb Mrs. C. o. Tn,
Boise anb Pocatello, spel
K in Salmon giving the cit
roundings the once over. d
ps a widely known surgeo
fe charmed with Salmon. d
expects some time to local
pom for the practice of h
on. Mrs. Higgs joins h
l prouncing this city the mo
re place visited in all the
Te travels. The surgeon exl
fegret at not getting here
JON in the barbecue festivi
to hear the speakers. In h
Governor Alexander is SUI
ne coming election.