The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-09-15
Salmon-Gibbonsville.

Iession Laws of 1921, Chapter 251,
ke 545.
he Charles A. Carlson family were
hping in Salmon from Tendoy on
hrday.
H.. and Mrs. H. F. w. Niemann
e Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
ZCharles Smith.
Twin Ellis came down from the
ksimaroi Sunday to place his two
ers in school.
he Altar society of the Catholic
Feb will serve dinner on the after
4 of the second day of the fair.
rs Jessie Black her little daugh-
XDoris and George Ashley made a
k-end trip to Challis, returning on
bday.
hange of time at the Rex COM
cling Sunday, September 10, the
performance will begin at 7:45
h. and Mrs. Chester Rowe are Wis
the Rowe old folks at Sheridan
letting to be away from Salmon
weeks.
bn Casterlin of the forest service
pned to his station at Leadore on
Sday after a conference with Sal
headquarters on Saturday.
merson Hill accompanied his
kdson, Everett Hill, to Wentworth,
to enter military school. They
rted from Salmon on Saturday.
I'm and Virginia Quarles expect
ave for college and schoolTuesday
ext week, the former for Prince
bnd the latter for the Denver high
pl.
and Mrs. Charles Hull came up
the North fork home to attend
Edgar Neal funeral services last
rday and place their daughter
n in school.
rs. Dave Fawcett and daughter
Salmon on Monday for Armstead.
Z. Allan attended grand lodge,
and A. NJ. in session at Idaho
this week.
Benham, who had been under
for appendicitis in Salmon, was
to go nome Monday. His was a
attack. The patient was taken
by his father who came for him.
ly Horn left last Tuesday morn
for Salt Lake, intent on joining
Sans sea forces. If successful
ssing the required examinations
Pill soon be at Mare Island, Cal
h. c. A. Hawley of the Presby-
b church motored to Gilmore fol-
rst service there on Wednesday
ng. He is planning to establish
Fes at Leadore also, visiting each
every two weeks.
h Fred Branstedt is in town from
y creek with her daughter Vivian
4 per littlt niece, Helen Maryland
y p will attend the Salmon high
and little Helen is on her way
n mothers home in Canada.
y !. James Mahaffey and Mrs. Ma
Z ,Sr, from Tendoy visited FRIDAY
atGrday with Mrs. Arnold Held
daughter and granddaughter o.
nsltors. Mrs. Heidner went VI
fu ZEN by automobile Friday morn
NJ and Ms. Harry Flathet9, whose
u. + at Prescott, Washington, hav,
u salmln for the past week O.
" ayS, Mrs. Fathers is q grand
10 o. the late Ole Johnson and sht
} % 'ed from him valuable real es
s TINS city. The visitors drov,
a n TO get the greatest enjoymen
me outing.
mas been radical departure
BUSINESS Of advertising can
I9r office within the last dozel
Pss Il used to be considered nee
) C'>'INtudle 10 set 1O1Jn NJ
IA upon the voters in high price,
AOg aPef space, but now he is con
eonss . generally gets off with hand
ION cards, Sometimes there ar
.,s, 4 D cards.
! n n !. nrty persons, the neighbcr
saaS Of Mrs. Amelia Eichwalc
!. ne Stobie residence last Fri
it'll salng to give her a farewell
rOps .i.s is leaving to make he
at ',h her son Raymond, VIII
t0r 1esponsible position with
.,pes1s SsSlaery at Spokane. 1t
-, - 90 laS me son is soon to be MAJ
;t;,eps Charming young woman q
,RE, 'hai Uniocis The Door t
3hC a. Long Living.
{ Salros fea OF eighty-fve and ninet
age are not the rotund, wei
6. "a nm, spare men. who live on