The Idaho recorder., 1922-11-03

days. Freight and passengers
stages.
w. H. Buchanan came up from
Is last week.
Popejoy has returned from a
trip to Boise.
Stout. Gilmore deputy sheriff,
cen in Salmon this week.
Wolcott has returned to Shoup
session at the Harmony.
Matlock and party are to set
on hunting trip to the west
keek.
hes E. Caperon, Jr., is spending
Eeek in Salmon and at the old
above Baker.
A. V. Royce, Gibbonsville lady,
p,est of Mrs. Jack Taylor in Sal
for a few days, the two being
tiends.
habv pirl was born to Mr.. and
Henry Rackham last Sunday.
Rackhams have recently come
from Idaho Falls.
c. Doebler and Dave Chard re-
pd Saturday from Idaho county
. they we're hunting. They saw
ooats but killed only deer.
ike time to study the ballot as it
lars on the last page and then
will be able to vote without
sing opposite the wrong name.
splendid ice skating pond is be-
made ready by Dan Chase and
Owens. The site is the old SPAIN
bn Main street. The work is in the
hs of the Woman's club.
Ian Thrasher and Claude Bennett
a contract for from 500 to3,00O
Is of wood for the Jesse creek
bber company, to be delivered
bugh the fiume.
he Carlson -Shindahl steam shovel
Fit, on ats own traction for rails,
pbe moved to the Glacier national
k. 1t was used on the Salmon river
hway improvement.
The platform described by Senator
Fah as no better than blank piece
baper is being circulated in Salmon
ch to the annoyance of the re-
blicans, who are mercilessly twitteo
the democrats. There are half 6
BEN blank pages where the plat
ln declarations ought to be but are
Joe Chod completed a six week!
it home last Monday morning
len he returned to his duties at Lo'
lgeles. Young Chod is a forme.
Eh school boy of Salmon who il
liking good in his life's work, a
ght be expected from his splendi'
hool record.
Mrs. Cassie Ibach Christensen o
ut Lake, who is visiting her parents
b. and Mrs. B. F. Ibach, is spending
few days in Salmon, guest of Mis-
bis Zimmerman, with whom she re
rned Wednesday. Mr.. Christianse
employed by the Short Line an
Puld not get off at this time to max
le visit with her.
K. E. Allen drove up from Mort
Prk river on Sunday, bringing alon
rc Ravndal, who is making a tri
Chicago in company with Georg
y. Oliver, being interested with hin
two loads of horses for that MAJ
et; Before leaving on the trip, whic
Elll take him over the election perio
T. Ravndal appeared before til
punty recorder to deposit his ballt
properly marked.
George w. Oliver departed for.
almon Monday morning for Ne
oTk, expecting to accompany a bar
horses which is being shipped cas-
ana the animals, are about the be
YER collected in these parts. Mr.. o
ef viii spend the winter in little O
York at the old family home, L
vest S9th street. The little son Geor,
al school in Blackfoot and Nh
'hFer has gone to California.
Johnny Lee is making a visit
cannon friends and relatives, expe,
Jug TO remain here for the winter.
ea'ne down from the d. C. distri
VI M0nday in company with Ray Pic
con con' tne latter having dental work
AN nm here. Mr.. Lee is an old-tim
.aough his youthful appearan
ITUula O. make him out a Johnny Con
1Ta'ely' He belongs to the we'll kno,
SLega e. family of which the mother
Sneil1 Tommy Stroud is a memt
aian I.I mat makes him al uncle of t
wen known officer.
Pred rLed Horn, Jcc Kippea, Henry q
dan r@nels kobbe and Floyd Horn W,
t,.. ~ Iofm the Pahsimaroi yesterd
r,is.ilSaG;tlng business in connect.
~. ,tA r the May bank settlements.
Lzro. rSAclS hobbe, who lives at Ro
rig, oregon, are residents of Il
pa,,aSs pe'ous country. Being. heavy t
GIs 81 they are taking a lively int
a. "a the coming election as a me;
Sung out from under present
e9rHeiS, Though all of them repul
-, VINO do not narsnnally kr