The Idaho recorder., 1922-06-09
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yesterday.
P. E. Hines<is in Salt Lake for
treatment to his eyes.
Mrs. James Turnbla1e is home in
Salmon from Great Falls.
The Farm Bureau rooms have been
supplied with an inviting awning.
MRS. Ferrill Terry is seriously ill
at her home on st. Charles street.
County Engineer Fred Crandall is
engaged this week in Hayden basin.
HAIL THE WOMAN has the great
est cast ever assembled on q screen.
The Shenon hardware store has the
Salmon agency for the Fisk tires,
Miss Ethel Snyder is visiting Sal
mon this week from her home above
Lemhi.
HAIL THE WOMAN, one of the
most powerful sermons ever put on
the screen.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bates are in
Salmon from Helper, Utah, visiting
the Bartlett family.
Don't die in bed; come to the Rex
and you'll nearly die laughing at Ma
bel Normand in UP STAIRS.
Grandma Gorham is staying with
the family of her grandson, Roy
Moore, at the Daniels ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hibbs are up
from the lower Salmon river to spend
week in Salmon for supplies.
Mrs. H. o. Halstead and baby are
in Salmon from North Carolina Wis
iting the ]. H. Halstead family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mack will take
the Rectory residence property upon
its being vacated by Miss Lunney.
Mrs. ]. I. Watkins left Salmon on
Tuesday for Rochester, Mimi, for
medical treatment at the Mayo hospi-
tai.
Mrs. Tillotson, mother of the Tillot-
son brothers, Clyde and Dolph, has
returned to her eastern home from
spending the past month or six weeks
at the D. c. homes of the sons.
Miss Minnie French of South Bend,
Indiana, is expected in Salmon next
week to visit her relatives in the G.
B. Quarles family, the lady being on
her way to San Diego, California.
The grand ball by the G. A. R. is to
take place as the regular Fourth of
July event in Salmon, a cherished in
stitution with which nothing is allow
ed to interfere. And may it never die.
You can't get strong on a weak,
tiimsy diet. Tone up your stomach.
Eat plenty of nourishing food and
build up your system. Tanlac does
it. For sale by Red Cross Pharmacy.
Mrs. W. b. Hart arrived in Salmon
on Monday, having been called home
from California by the serious illness
of her mother, Mrs. Mckinney. A son,
Jack Mckinney, of Seattle is here
also.
One of the pleasant social affairs of
the spring was the church social at
the Manse of the Presbyterian church
last Wednesday evening. when the
house was we'll filled with merry
company.
J. 7. Watkins has accepted place
m the Caldwell junior high school at
a pedagogue. Mrs. Watkins, who is
filing the office of county superinten-
dent in Lemhi, expects to join her
husband there.
The Joe Opie family an1 their
brother, William Manuel, are making
a pleasant home for themselves on
the Brooklyn side of the tcwr. with a
fine garden coming or and plenty Of
water for its irrigation.
Frank HAYNES, who came in from
Butte YESTERDAY. was in communica-
tion with Mre. Havnce at Shoup this
morning tn he told that the road at
Irdianola had heen washed out Mr.
Haynes will proceed horne tomorrow.
Nothing can be heard from the
Viel-Summers rehearing until after
the 22nd of June. TO which time the
matter was postponed. From such
long DELAYS rs this NAV the GOOD lord
deliver us hereafter in all future
elections.
Don C. Reed, Baker merchant, who
is a busy man all the time. was in
Salmon for brief visit on Wednes-
day, being greeted by numerous
| friends. Mr.. Reed came down with
Leon r. Sells. who was here from his
I.eadore ranch.
Father Mates has reformed from a
mission at Tdabs Falls and Blackfoot
| "here he met with three former
! Salmon priests now located elsewhere
Father Gresl at Blackfoot, Father
| Fox at Rexburg and Father McGowar
at Pocatello He found them all we'll
A notion to dismiss the action
! brought by the John Tormey heirs
involving the ownership OF the So
called Tormey mine. has been deniet
/ by the Supreme court. This motor