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The Idaho Recorder,
1886
SALMON, IDAHO, APRIL 9, 19211
' VOL. XXXV NO. 9.
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HERE;
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D. Idaho,
er a lot
of
last located. i
1 anything on
m that the !
e of Salmon.
(?) over thatj'Q'
a railroad j
in name of
lead and be- j
f. day after i i
lin Leadore.
It comb and I
'the nice red
(We were I
Leadore did I
train.) The
d over the
[usual. Ev
fed five feet
jus« as hap
I traveling a
Kive feet the
Ik and the
j the engine
p. Gut after
Id. Arriving
later I got
Id the flu. I
pie nice time
[week's care
f relieved of
[ cough and
It ter.
mat trip out
mat "Cream
baby almost
[ a man were
[er that road
[by the time
1 of living!
ly in Salmon,
h from there
he moi e you
[ On a diner
Butte I saw
|b a slice—
h memory of
Ice. I asked
pod up—raw.
[ just to re
[worth at one
■ hundred
that slice
ed exactly
,,
a
1 and figure
g weighing
uld cost at
k up your
run over to
e pork your
Ss soon as
hit Salmon
the safes—
.barley Nor
th diamonds
kin him in
placing
had my old
r ed a dining
Rockfeller
j
Imon. Land
Bottom
here. I am
ranch- poor
when I
ther day n
side of n
f his voice,
50c." If 1
ey I would
it just for
Spokane g
low when I
we in par
___Mrs.
turing bus
ting a new
id he had
îcked (down
might try
n the State
hang tnetr
00 . Wheth
ase 1 don't
they don't
s down in
om loosing
not high
t him have
reak for a
him since, j
H. Boom- i
too. don't
• tt lias nc
;t it is not
blic. Wnsh
1 left it—
—and that
Ihllon are
»RMICK.
Order.
savywclghtf
Chinaman
rub
» of
xrted
h of weed*
the bust
tman found
«feet I y good
said to be
out tw«-ntx
boot legrer
1
story tf pi
lo like-,storie«
treea-1and
■eds of
!
he Sal
leave his
■opt simi
directors
n io take
ha.= lA*en«an
ry for
a business
I To Learn Banking Business.
Miss Marie Ryan has Joined the
leleiical staff of the Gititens national
bank. Not long ago Miss Ryan, who
had Ueen a number of years con
nected with the Lemhi Telephone
ind Telegraph company as auditor,
: determined to resign to enter a bus
iness school, when the bank man
agement suggested that a place of
ferin^ unusual opportunitfes for bus
iness training would be offered in
i thal institution and she decidVd to
accept it.
! Miss Ryan is a young lady of pleas
in & personality and decided cairac
tor 'he 'employment »he has eu
j te red upon, and so the bank is fort
'unate too in securing her services,
j With tbe change that came a few
i Weeks ago with the reappearance o*
jCashier G. H. Monk for active duty
.the working force of this
is now made up of President G. II.
I Quarter,, Cashier Monk. Mrs. P. E.
I Hines, Mrs. Paul Stratton and Miss
Ryan. Ralph Edwards recently re
signVd to enter upon the work of
]ranching,
PETERSON ESTATE
bin*
* * |wr fwj rriTTn'T :
AuAIll IW dJUKl
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the recent sale by Louis A. Frey. p
has also begun. It is the purpose of •
the new owner to divide tilts store I
in two. to afford the present tenant, j
The healing of the petition of the
Denmark heirs of the late William
Peterson, whose contention if grant
ed would l'emove Miss Mabel Mc
Clain from tlVo administration of the
estate and deprive her of a claim of
$15,000 for alleged services, is to
come up this Saturday before Probate
Judge Cronkrite. Judge Cronkrite
has already passed upon a prelimin
ary phase of the matter denying a
motion for a dismissal of th'e peti
tion. Mr. Peterson died in the latter
part of the year 191S without leaving
a will and without heirs at law resid
ing in the United Stat'es.
Extensive Reconstruction.
The work of reconstruction in the
interior of th'e Anderson block re
cently bought by O'Connell & Beil
amy was started yesterday. The
new owners are to use the lowPr
floors in connection with their gar
age business. In one portion of the
block R. V. Dick and H. A. Patter
son are to open a car painting shop
where their work is to he of a class
by itself in excellence.
The remodeling of th'e portion or
the Edwards hotel property on Main
street, adjoining the- Huyepiann
hardware, and which wip» bought m !jvj
[Mrs. Murdoch, room for her millinery
onejbusiness and the other part with the
rear spart» available to accommodate
(the plumbing business of Mr. Frey.
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BOYLE CREEK
y ^ *1* v v *i* v **• *y -I* -i* *i* -p v
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cooper and
Fred Niemann were business visit
ors to Salmon Tuesday.
Miss Doris Coo|>er is spending a
few days with Mrs. Steele at Car
men this week.
Mrs. Abbey was a visitor at Sal
mon Wednesday.
William Sutter attended the stock
sale at Salmhn Tuesday.
John Webb returned Weelnes
cîa >' from Salmon, whei'e she had
been under medical treatment for a
[week.
Adolph Buege of TenJoy spent a
few days last week at tlie- Sutter
home.
A large number of young people
spent Sunday evening at the Floyd
Cooper home. Refreshments were
served and a splendid time had by
all guests.
Lester and I.el ilia Gable, Iforis and
Lynn Cooper spent Sunday at th
Sutter home.
Frank Allen be'gan work at Mr.
(Barton's ranch on Carmen
jthis week.
Th'e eighth trade pupils of tl<
district are t aking their exstnin
.lions lids week,
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."PAID IN ADVANCE" WILL
BE AT THE GRAND APRIL 13VU
Gripping
situation«
and
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■Mr.
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(masterful dramatic effects and an all
j-star east—these are the attribute«
hat will go to make "PPaid in Ad- ;,n
gr
txwnce." the new Universal suif r
production to be shown at the Grand
theater n* xt Tuesday and Wednes*
tt
April 13 and 14. a pisture
will remain
motion pictur
The locale
adian northw
country, and
dike, in the f
sold rush t
in t!
nov«
Allen J. Holutar.
ducticn. to trans
emory
of every \
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ory is
the Can-}
i of
the fur'
>n ( % jt;
Y. Klon j
Ja vs du
iHne t h*
Yukon
region
kî. .in
eminent [at
ine Sto-.ys^turd;
th«*
incited
ctor of
«he pro-;»,t*ods
f
frr
pi inted pag« to the «cr«»en Hh
like-,storie« te'em with the iife he d. plct«
the filming of "Paid in Ad
vancc" has added to its brilliancy
With Dorothy Phillips jdaying th<
ipait of Joan Gray, daughter of i
Canadian trapper, who is lured t(
the Klondike by promises of wealth
with W illiam 8towV4l playing oppo
(site star; with Priscilla I>can. t
[star in her own right, appearng it
important part of the production
two-nothing U lacking that will make
Paid in Advance" an epic in the
[world of motion pictures. h;
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SHEEPMEN SERVE
NOTABLE BANQUET
One of the largest and most thor
oughly 'enjoyed social functico.s
?*? ^?,Î IU,1 Î, . ,h f. *?*»•
^ nt . n , at , 51.°* : ba " blSt
night by the Lemhi Woolgrowers, a
sociation. Covers were laid for 180
persons who wV*re seated at eight
tables across the main lodge roam.
The geueral management of the iunc
tion had been placed in the hands or
Pert Macnab as chairman of the ar
rangements committee. County Ag
ent Tillntson was his adjutant and
valuable assistant in the preparations
to ,b ® affair the complete suc
cess that it proved to be. The pres
ident of the association, the II 02 .
Emerson Hill, in extending welcome
to til* members and their guests, caps
there had born planned nothing in
the way of impromptu speeches to
tii'e those who might have laborious
ly prepared the.m nor to bore the
listeners. The gathering was intend
ed, he said, to promote good feeling
: ' m ' co-operation among tin* flockmas
,PrB nn " tQ v-xtentl the usefulness or
the association.
At once everybody was placed in a
happy frame of mind at the prospect
of enjoying the banquet without ora
torical trimmings of any sort and a
fine fVast it proved to be. consist
ing of fruit punch, lobster salad,
roast lamb, peas, mashod potatoes,
and brown gravy, ice cream, pie.
and coffee, besides candies, salted
nuts and relishes. The Camp Fire
girls were the sen'ers of the feast,
making up just about the daintiest
table maids ever seen in these parts,
in white middies and red tfes.
The tables wert» adorned with
roses, carnations, smilax. and daffo
dils.
At the end of the feast Mrs. Klrt
ley sang two seelections and Mrs.
James Isley gave two leadings, both
to the delight of their audience.
At the end of the feast and to wind
up with much enjoyment the happy
occasion the floor was cleared for a
dance. Music for this part of the
function as well ns during the serv
ing of the banquet was furnished by
the Eichwold orchestra.
Mrs. Hagen, of restaurant fame in
Salmon, had hers on el charge of the
excellent cuisine.
Among the members and their
guests were the following persons
seat' d at the tables:
Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Moore, Mr. and
Mrs. George A. Drown, Pete Fourcade,
Arthur Greene, Dr. and Mrs. Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Irvin. Me anil
.Mrs. W. H. Shoup. Mr. and Mrs.
p au j Stratton, Mr and Mrs. John Me
Kinney, Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Quarles,
Mr !iml MrS- j. c. Dryer. Mr and
Mra . Clyde St'orr, Mr. and Mrs. C. G.
Math 1 xvson. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Me
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!jvj rs . w. it. Shoup,
Kinney, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Penible.
N. 1. Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ybar
bugen. George Oliver, Mr and Mrs.
H. L. Summers, Mr. and Mrs. Clar
tence Smith. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Nor
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sarra. Mutrtr
McClain, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Melvin.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. King. Mr. unit
Mrs. Bert Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. T. J.
Stroud, Mr. and Mrs. R. G Proctor.
E G. Hettinger, Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Kirtley, Mr and Mrs Jhiih-s Isley.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hettinger. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Viel, Mr. and Mrs. 3.
A. Ball. Ormey Beers,
Ora Cockrell, Mr. and Mrs, Phil
Rand, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Caaterlin.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Brown. Mi. and
Mrs. D. B. Drake. Fred White, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Stewart. A. S.
Heidner, Mr. and Mrs. F. W Beil
iamy, Mr and Mrs. C. W. Moore Mr
and Mrs. Dan O'Connell, Mr. and Mrs.
Io. H. Monk. Mr. and Mt S. C. Scrlh
jner, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Smith. Mr.
land Mrs. Ernest R* nncr. John Burg
jgraf. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Allen. Mr.
|and Mrs. Bert Macnab. Mr. and Mrs.
!. R. \VH«*on. Mr. and Mrs. I. E Til
jlotson. Mrs. Lena Bell. W. T. Crews
J. M McPherson. Mrs. Hovey. Mr.
and Mrs Thou'uiH Pope Mr. and Mrs
Roy Moore. William VrC -land, Dr.
and Mrs. Hart. Mr. and Mrs. James
England, Mr. and Mis. J A. Horn
don. Mr. and Mrs. Paul McPherson.
■Mr. and Mrs C. H. Heidner, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Snook. Mr. and Mrs.
jMrs. Citas. Sncxik. Mr. and Mr- F W,
iNiemann. Mr and Mrs. William Os
born. A1 Mullen. Mr. ami Mr«. It
M. Murdcveh, Mr. and Mr«. A. D.
Cook. Mrs. Caples, Miss Rovers. Mr.
and Mr«. Fred Biscoe Mr. and Mrs
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to
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J. H Wright. Mr. and Mrs. William
'Carifenter. Mr and Mr* T. E Gl<—.
,non. Dr and Mr«. T P. Carnes. Mr.
;,n " " rî ' F. H Havrmann. Jerry
k«-r, Charles Carlson. Harrison
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M .
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[at the
Sto-.ys^turd;
and m
pro-;»,t*ods
Becker. Tom Kane. Mr and Mrs
f B. Hill Mr. an ! Mrs R M Moorr.
Tom Kane. Mr. and Mr* Emerson
HI. Peter Vrtseiand. C F .«ny-kei H
t. Mr. and Mrs Geo. A
SLAVIN
Virginia
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[year
'gette gown and in the ceremonv
h; n g was used.
pe
ion
Walla
the only othter
is a young won«
».ality and has
the Palmon school!
Fhe wore a «k
and
n of charming
been teaching
for the pas»
rk bltf* Geor
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TO OPEN ANOTHER
STORE IN SALMON
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L. W. Greving of the J C. Penney
company, soon to open in Salmon, ar
rived from his buying trip on Mon
day lust. The opening of the n«-n
store'In Salmon lias lù*en unavolda* i
h)> delayed 1 mm ihe failure of ship
ment« until Saturday. April 17. It 1
iliad been planned to open a week
sooner.
**r, Greving waa buying for his
jtvad«* of next fall and xvlntv-i. Wha:
(is now arriving was bought six
months ago. as soon as it was deter
!mine| by the» company to open a
store*!In Salmon. Clothing fer inn
warnt* and children : . g,
but tek clothe ■ t.ro hard to sot up
hut mrk clothes » je» hard to seetuto
in Hup markets. The advantage of
the kjuylag facilities of the Penney
store* lies in the* f <rt that ttw>w i„«L, I
stores lies in the fact that they take
,the entire output of numbers of fae
jtoriea, without depending upon tir.»
open : markets for their supplies.
jThls large buying gives also the
decided ad van tag'.* of ability to buy
at the lowest possible prices.
There ar«» this spring no less than
297 uf theec stores In operation.
eompHsing the largest chain or
store# in the «»nth.» country dealing
exclusively in dry goods, clothing and
gem-ral wearing apparel for m n.
women and children.
A. J. Malone is associated with
Mr. Graving in the manag, nient of
the Salmon store. The wives of
botn the managers, who an* expert
«»need in the business, will assist in
the stores as occasion demands until
other help can he secured. i
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WV are infonned that a fine boy
was born to Mr. and Mrs. I Hat Nich
ois on March 22. Mrs. Nichols was
Edwins Ycarlan before lier marri j
age. She is at the Holy Cross lias
Pit al in Sail Luke,
Mrs. Nelly C. l'axis departVd for
California on yesterday's train. !
Quite a number of our people.mond
are attending court. in Salmon.'John
Among them ara William Noble. Joe j
Denton and James Forrester.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fayle were j
over (rom their ranch Friday. They^'dict
itad a! hard time finding a
through the deep snow.
Benson Evans has gone to Boise
to attend tin- funeral of his partner.
Mr. Sthaulfelberger.
Mr.land Mrs. Ralph Nichols htc |
now it Pall Lake City after a pleas-'was
ant winter spent in California.
MrtÉjpi Mrs. Ray Rasmussen are
in fiRWu«*n on busineas. They cubic
in from thV I .(in id Union several
days ago on akiis and wera txxo days
making the trip, having to stay all
night in a cabin by the way. ;
Thomas Walker is in Missoula tills
week.
Mike Conn is leaving us for
time. He has very line* mining!
claims at Shoup and will go to work j
them for a few months.
The family of Sam Bell art* vary
jliappy today. Another boy has come
to make ids home there, this the |
[fourth son. .
The Infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Matt Pollock died at birth, March
20th. (
Georgia Jewett of Exam. Mon
tuna, is staying with her brother
Kivin. and attending school. |
Jack Farrell lias gone to Roundup,
Montana, »her bis brother Is Inter
Csted in oil lands. |
Last Friday the way xx ; s cleared
and the G. and P. came all the way
up to the station. Two engin«»s. tl."
rotary and lots of pick and shovel'wanted
woik accomplished the teat j
Wha* do you think of a stage and
rural mail sendee from Dubois to
Leadore.' V> «* are a part of It. sur« 1 ,
V E. Kchloff Is looking after bu«t
n"ss alfairs here alter 11 few w'-eks
spent in T.(-adore surveying for min
ing companies there
Thom; s K« .«ling is up from T,'a(*
ore on business. I
George Wltblngton ia visiting with;
h'- f "|"1> I>k• *■
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THE OPENING
OF THE J. C. PENNEY CO.
Saturday, April 17th
Will enable you to buy new and clepcn'.l ; !«• Dry Goods Notions, Ladies'
^îcn s and Boys ' "Keady-to-Wear, B <i' and Shoes for the whole family
AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
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WAR MOTHERS' EASTER FEAST
NOTABLE SOCIAL FUNCTION
'Tant this a delightful way to
8(*end a part of Easter day?" This
was the observation of all the diners
"" ouservauon M nit the diners
* h, ' "'*> r Mothers last Sunday,
iT* 10 tone! lon " as arranged at the
PeUowa h ill between the hours
of aml 7 o'clock, when old folks
an4 * y°ung folks to the numlv r of
,b; »n 'wo hundred were boun
**Tully nerved to noodle soup, chick
*' n ''icassc. «'ream iieas, cold tongue
«old pork, pickles and Jellies, home'
n "" , ° brer ' d - l*'«' cream, cake am!
,0 "''e. The Mothets were a sal (r-d
, iu ,î ht ' 8 * rvict> b >' « score of young
""»to*
*^ ,0, al of IH6.S5 was rtsallzed
' roni ,b< > meal. A pleasing feature
:,: * » tu'->i< a! i-i> ••• i in iond<*r«*ti !>
Viedcnlung orchestra. The mml
' rndenbur# orchestra. Tin» me*!
i,ff orded delightful social intercom C
1,8 vvel! »» » fcaat.
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UNFINISHED COURT
BUSINESS IN MAY
Ther'e is to hi* another term of the
01 * 1 , 1,1 milr ,
business untmuhL 1 *, h ! "
or,»\ m n
'found I n, ïèlf cnsn.m ri . K '' '
e. V J l ' f ' " " num
.oàdv fôÎTrdT * pr '*
',' K ' ( ow, 'P J U "
h 1 «J k i of M " r
Som'e tÄv^ "* re " ch
| la ,. ' , .
i* e „ r i '»« , ' ol ! ' A i,n<1
, ' 1 M ,| "* W ,H heanl by a jury
verdict being for f6349.92 in fav«»r
i,f ,h ® P ,,,nUff
Marner «s. Ferguson was dismiss
j**d as settled John R Well*
Q*vi.l Woodstd.' whs dismissed with
'out prajudhg*.
Judgment by difault was gt««n
'be plaintiff in Greene ys. Penible
and in Chili vs. Bahn. Judgm. n*
by stipulation vvus awarded the
plaintiff in Jane and Frank Hum
vs. Ralph Crain and wife In
Rose xs. Jan. and Frank
Hammond Ihe court gave a Judg
nient for the defendants.
J B Keddtngton and K. R. It. n
vs. Frank Keaniore Vt al. was
way'continued tor tin term, ns wen- also
the suits of Macnab vs. isley, Horn
|vs. Lance and Budge, and the dam
ngv suits against th<> Pittsburg
ildaho mine.
(>. K. Lansing vs. Henry Glister
heard by the court und tukvi.
.under consideration. Also Batin vs.
Castle and Mai y Touutitoyiç vs Mar
'In Totnsnovlc v . re taken under
considérai Ion aftVr linving been
heard by the court. C. it. Henson
xs. county coniinTssloncrs. a claim
for services as watermaster, appeal
,ed from the decision of the county
hoard, was nrdVred reversed, and
a'sent back to the roumiisakmcrs.
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Salmon School Events,
The Cheerolf orchestra gnxe !(
dune'.- last Friday which was a sue
cess.
The high school room became a
.G. and P. box car last Tuesday when
'the seventh grade hoys gsv'c a little
program In honor of Miss Hovers
Tlieir youthful ambitions were to be
come hoboes. Th«- play was well
carrfod out and <>njoyed by every one
Cora Ford and Paid I ne Gan's en
lertuined us today with a violin and
piano solo.
Edna Gav< r and Mrs. MrCortnh k
then «*ach recited. Edna gave Tim*
(dd Rweclhtoirt of Min«*. an«l Mis
\McCormick si>ok< of a little box who
10 run away from home
Ori Friday afn rnoon. April 16th.
there will be a basket ball ram«- b.
twten ihe Challis and Salmon high
school teams in the opera house In
tho evening Giere will b- a county
oratorical eont«H|t. a musical program
,and dann* at tie opera house mush
i„ p, furniahed ly th« Cheeroli
chest,a.
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Ke« Oliv«* T« II tn tin* The Trap
[l.eado,. hall April 19th
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ANDERSON CORNER
IS SOLD TO PYEATT
What j„ conalderiHj Ihe b«st corner
busineas block In Salmon was pur
1 ha««*d by W. B 1 U „ Wednes
,ht ' An ^'*on
building long m-cuV^j bx" /h^'biter
|™:r,r„r, ,r«.
pr(ur u r.:s''£":;......
Ma?n ,,c,lve u ' for
nun street property the price ,. u m
-«*» 'ho new owner
O, t r , n * r;UU,îU '' 4j 4,11 having
,î . s /" " PFnnaaeni and deslra*
cî i»r n ' SB 0 f Ät,ün i H Wf n «> -
luting a go«vl investfuent.
Gtnirg* Hanson, the bmg
îhT'.aie.' r ' Vmia,U And ^«' til lute
SALMON PUPILS WHO ARE
PROMPT IN ATTENDANCE
L,J h : nrs ' "' ul sviond grades, B,, K >k
f'e«t T tollowlng pu„t|* ,,e r
StVnmv n!^ 1 " w' Bradley,
Manley Brown. M« rc« «IV* Burk Mart
""Ion. Marvel, Fo* 1er. IJX' Sum
jmers. Glen Smith. Lorna Æ
iM.u.-m>e Ziemer, Mata Dennett!
.«•01 ge IA*an, Charles Doe bier Vir
ginia Randolph, Evelyn lUoKlei
Sarah She ,u, „„. C, r « c0 8 W |.b ,Ç'
Sn.wnrt'h"' Arn °' a Rvn ™- ,!u ^
Those |„ the Seventh gride neith
Fnhn *«"' Frances B«hm.
I, 11 L randall, Franees (Irnene
Moi ton llaveiaann. Charles Kane!
l.utlia Pipitsnger, Virginia Quarles.
Itoherts, Jennie Roberta.
l;«y ton Scribner, Leon Smith, Aus
", ' "»'»»era. Dean Summers, Jose
jPlnn«* Terry, Lawrence While, Fred
Sn«,k. Htwa.1, White, Frank Miller
x ml a Renner.
Thq*e neither n bannt nor Ian, y | n
h- <'l«hth grade were: Elda Ad .m*,
« ora Allen. ( aioly n Blaccte, Margar
**l Coles. Ruth Dunlap. Malst«- Har
ris. I'lga Johnson, Willi* Key Iler
Kv r. ,>n M "' '»ell. Addle
■ Ine i. MareelU Bippengn, Frances
ollard, Catherine White. Vivian
A anion, L1IIU» Bowman , Theodor*
jKeddlngton. Donald Renner. Bald
;win Randolph, William Shoup.
N.IG!,., absent nor tardy fmin
hi* third and fourth grados. Brook
ilyn ride, during March vx-ere- IVte
:ïïm l, "V Vlv,IIB "ukV*.. mchanl
XI* o'* , , ; Y .' nrf "' Raymond
Mhile, Helen NWtoo. Hilda BHI.Ier,
tirglnln Benjamin Ray Bennett
iV " Ü2" 1 ' , '* nk "'»'«ht. John
Rand. Emerson Moody, Emma Rose
U-Ü! 7' , Morgan. Frank
\\righi, John Rand, Emerson Moody,
(Emma Rose l»oebler. Ge?trade M««r
üiiri. Frank Gaver, I nuis Black It
a la Fa Petti. Milton llav«*maun. Ma*
rtiui Bell, Monroe Quarles.
Fuptu neither absent nor tardy in
til«* fittli and sivili grades. Brooklyn
during March were: Ethel Allan. ET
«•* on Bradley, Clarice lU^njamln, Lit*
elle Bell, Winnie Irb y, Edna Sum
»'"'rs. Elisabeth Smith. Clifford Dry
er. Florence Urals, Fred Randolph.
Marvin Smith, Rudolph Steeples. Kl
nm Vearian, istvinda Chaffee
Coming Up In Schoels.
Frida v. April 1A |r t<, be » red
i«-tt«' r day in Ihe Salmon schools
and for various county school* aa
wdl. for on that day the county
oratorical contests are to take plaee
.For Gits .vent there an* t,> be 12
'entrants. Basket ball be)ween Sal
anon and Challis comes «iff tn the af
lei noon, with (lie orator)« al |c«?t or
'he pi«igia 111 and a dance at night,
all I« liedu|«*d at the ofiera house
Admission for the evening perforin
Jances 25c ami 15.
Anthony Dougherty.
fi;« death of Antbony Uiugberty
«a ri |*«ii(ed at the Itamsliorn mine.
jCustet «(luntx March 31. {?ge«| 3b
v e; ' ml**t taker I gw bier brought
i'li* b«Kly to Salmon on last Hatur*
d ,« for shipment to Butte for burial