The Idaho recorder., 1922-05-12
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Denny was in Salmon on |
y Thursday from Leadore.
fne to illiteracy statistics for
wear 1920 Lemhi county has
winters visit in Chicago
II Harris returned to Sal
ednesay.
Mrs. Homer Helbert nave
- the Harmony mine where
- is employed.
lure a chance. Take Tan
Y Ms own medieine.s For sale
loss Pharmacy. ADV.
WBONE corsets for sale by
q Horn at special prices for
Orders taken and a. perfect
feed.
bss was in Salmon several
reek. Mr.. Rose was return
fImore after winters visit
1Nrg, Pa.
y Hf council was in regular ses-
Z 1& Monday evening when the
|nI III the years budget was the
USI Business accomplished.
cenpen returned to his home
3 H00n last Saturday morning af-
II nding to professional business
l1jy Heek.-Challis Messenger.
;6flies Auxiliary of the Pres
1hurch will serve a dinner,
at p. m. on Friday, May
N. Y. cafe rooms in the
~ hiding. Dinner SOC a plate.
Schaffner, a Sandy creek
y Heturnel on Friday last from
\ mission of burying his wife
home in Wisconsin. Mr..
II Says all along the route the
son is as backward as in the
- onntry.
[c Donald, who represents
!, ling company and his wife
I1I0( uI sI9M 'oos!oueII ueS moIJ
3. wax from Butte. They are trav-
az ~ automobile. Mr.. Mcdonald
i seen The Shriner's parade in Butte
d remarked that Fred L. Viel of
|mon made hit in that exhibition.
Slides illustrating Idaho history
81 %l.o +hnn+tsn
n{nSs6ay of last week, with a his
.fcaI lctture by John Z. Rees of the
ching staff of the Salmon high
aoo3s All the pupils of the school
IA The fifth grade up were pres
&. filing the auditorium to capacity
3 entertainment was fully enjoyed
There IL a report current to the eff.
Il that The established grade on the
ltS hiGhway along the Salmon river
III of Cleghorn hill is to be chang
II Ih6 Dortion Of the road to be eff
ted ENDS through the Cox rancf
d th6 pfoposed change is said to bt
to11] IMPOSED. The commissioner.
4 exNluk to make a trip over the
ound a. Saturday to investigate th'
opposed plans.
Captain Harry Guleke has just re
rned from the trip whereby h,
the gold dredging ma
ine1y doNn the Salmon river below
. Pope ranch. The captain reporte'
4 trip as uneventful, having seel
It q few deer, and no bear. Possibl.
ruin has more dependable informa
III about weather conditions than i
lown BY the date upon the calendar
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Wright enter
lined one of the bridge clubs las
fening, Having dinner at seven an
ayink ufterward. The guests asid
ON fA4 club membership were Nj
1t Mrs. S. C. Scribner, Arthu
reene, Mrs.. Thompson, Mrs. RanC
lr6. Harry Hettinger and Mrs. Me
ID. Mr.. Scribner and Mrs. Rand wer
ID winners of the guests prizes an
Il. Bellamy and Mrs. Putnam tn
ub rewards.
MI anu MIS-. AIHolu IlelulSi IL
1FTed to Salmon yesterday aftel
o6nJ They had been called to Wye
ing ~ the serious illness of Jane
[ahaffey, father of Mrs. Heidner. NJ
ia Wra. Mahaffev were on their wa
, Kansas but in the high altitude M
rnhaffey became 50 i'll he was take
rom ne train medical held an1 hu
ia to o lower level in Califolni
Vhen the Heidne 5 left for their -
nrh to salmon tho SEX mans cond
lon was imsroved.
H. + Carver from New York eli
rs been in Salmon for week a
angling details for a trip DOWN Il
|G)m1n river with Capt. Guleke son
Irne il July. Mr.. Carver is takir
|icturee of scenes to be used by q fl
omp1ny in the production of Gu
rooGys Valley of Silent Men in whi'
ho ropids and falls of the Saline
iver with a wrecked boat will be
eoture. Mr.. Carver has already be,
b Athabasca and other parts of Ca
I<la 70 ieature scenes among the sno
lides and glaciers. While taking {