The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-10-06
LARGE CROWDS ARE
DRAWN BY THE FAIR
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town during the three days ofthe fair
John Barieycorn attended the fan
"bottle-y and in spirit"
Mrs. William Prouse, Mrs. Art Ply
eatt and children, Edmund Denny, the
Oscar Amonsons, and Karl o. Spain
family are in the Salmon throngs
from the ID. c. district.
Whites clothing store undoubtedly
had the most unique window decora-
tons displayed during the fair days
In most clever and original manner
q horse and rider were constructed OF
cowboy apparel for sale 1t that es-
tablishment. Many persons stepped
to admire it.
From Tendoy for the fair were seen
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pattee, the '.lIar:es
A.. Carlson family. the II. q. An lersen
family, the w. M. Carpenters, the
VIII Barnotts. Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
Mahafrey and small daughter. and
Mrs. w. II. Mulkey.
Mr.. anl Mrs. Walter Gill, Mr.. and
Mrs. Whlia.n nahaiey, ar. md Mfy.
Thomas II. ieaiian, Mr. AMI Mrs. d.
L. Nichols, Mrs. Charles Brenncr are
in Salmon from the upper Lemhi val
ley poin.1.
NJ. NJ. Robert Jim Stout and Char
Icy Dodge were down from Gilmore
for the fair.
There were in one exhibit of fruits
as many a. rs varieties Of apples. w.
A. Briney was the proud exhibitor OF
this collection as we'll as many others,
including a sunbower standing 10 feet
tall
The Pahsimaroi sent down It's full
quota for the fair, including George
and Jack Grub and their families
Rollin Ellis and wife, Gas Pppcioy,
Claude Alder. judy Wells, Clarence
Vance, Orviilc Congcr, Miss Fanny
Ma.lcy and Ted Matley, J. ID. and NJ.
A. Brow amid their families, besides
others whom the reporter couldn't To-
cate. Many Of the old-timers of the
county were inquiiing Of those who
did come from May about why ii was
that Aunt Jane Hammond was not
among them. II was ascertained that
this good lady il in good health as
usual with the home cares only to
keep her away from the throngs
gathered in Salmon.
North fork river sent up one Of the
biggest of all the delegations for the
fair in Mrs. Bartl, Mr.. and Mrs. Roll
and Sullivan, Mrs. Walter Jones, Mr..
and Mrs. Roske, Mrs. Eric Ravndal
and Leo Nagcl and wife.
A Salmon minister desiring some
rodeo information walked up to a
bronzed and booted son OF the range
and asked his question, "Weil, paid"
came the answer, "some folks don't
know no more about hosses than you
or ] know about religion then Civ
ing the gentleman another sceutinin-
ing look added, Fan | don't reckon
that Is much"
A. s. Clayton showed ZIP in fine
style on q hucking steer. He rode
free and easy and combed the brutcs
name with his spurs at every Jump
The honors of being the "boy
hroncho buster" belong Ia a mere
stripping Of fifteen summers Milford
Cantlin recently from Pineville, Wy
oming, made one OF the prettiest
rides of the gecond day.
Gerald ltayndal set The pace in thl
steer riding events the second day.
lie curried the COW elltter in graceful
fashion.
Il is unusual that man and wife
take prizes In department. SO entire
IN different as saddle making and
painting. Bot awards came TO Mrs
w. X. Rhodes for pen and ink, cray.
On, water color and pencil sketches
while her husband carried the day
with ala exhibition of four saddles
comprising real works Of art in them.
selves. These accomplished people
belong At May, where they have i
home stead.
Word Is being passed around to the
elect that Il the fellow Is ever caught
who tanpeTed with the backing Ford
4 will sure 80 hard with him. Some
constituencies chap with a sour stom.
ueh, drew the gas out Of the prefornl.
ing Henry aud replaced il with Lemh
monsh!ne. That accounts for its in
citrate maneaveiB and lack of skywarc
proelivitics. If il had only been SOUR
rel whiskey instead OF home brew
the old boe mlsht have NJ least trict
To climb tho corral.
Doe and Pat shore famed ira an,
scratched i'm sofneshing unmerc fu
but couldn't get hoonin iump opi
u u. Heck. but tina WAS hard l,,si,