The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1904-11-10

THE IDAHO RECORDER
Issued Every Thursday by
Ada Merritt, Editor & Proprietor.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Weekly Recorder, year. ...... $3.50
months. .. 81 so
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j. II. Hockensmith Is at Switzer,
KY, at present.
Mrs. Hewitson and daughter leave
Monday for Idaho City.
Jack Stone has been in town from
Ulysses for the last week.
BORN--Saturday, Nov. 9Th to the
wife OF W. B. Fowler son.
FOR SALE--A lot OF second hand
furniture. Inquire at Bowxell's
VIII Barton and wife, OF Leesburg,
have been visiting In town this week. |
W. ID. Rusk, and Reese Dunkin
were In town Wednesday from juno
tion.
We have just received new lot OF
Ladies' trimmed hats. Geo. II. Monk
s. Co.
Miss North went to-day to
Yearianville to take charge OF her
school there.
Miss Alta Hibbs has been quite III
during the past week, but Is improv-
Ing at this time.
The republican club bail Friday
evening was largely attended and
everyone had fine time,
George Smith left today for Red.
rock with his team 10 bring in his
family on their return from Ogden.
Albert Amonson came down from .
his ranch near Lemhi Agency on
Tuesday TO hear the election returns.
Rev. II. II. Jones win conduct s
divine services at Geertson's hall {
next Sunday ata:30 p. IN. Every.
body welcome.
Hal 8. Heron left Wednesday for ,
his home In New York. He made ,
the long and tiresome Journey OK.
pressly TO vote.
The Challis Messenger says:
when old Bill Mcconnell begins to /,
talk about purity, 1t Is enough to Z
make angels weep"
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Spencer, OF b
Fort LemhI were In town on election 2
day the guests OF their daughter,
Mrs. Frank Havemann. !,
L. G. Geertson leaves tomorrow for a
st. Louis TO visit tho Worlds Fair. d
He will stop In Denver for few 81
DAYS TO see his daughters. Il
Today's dispatches over the phone, '
claim the state for tho republicans
by $4,000. The Mormon vote going b
solidly for Cooling and his state a
ticket. p
Miss Alta Barrack, the winner OF :
The Recorders Worlds Fair ticket y
returned Tuesday. ompanicd by y
her uncle Alexander Barrack. They
report having fine trip. 81
A social dance was given at Ander. !"
son's opera house Tuesday evening. - =
About 70 tickets were sold and every. =,
body danced all they wished and en-. =
Ioyed n pleasant social evening. -
There were $40 names on the Sal
non poll list and but 406 votes were ~
polled. In 1909 there were a52 votes "
here; a loss Of a. Brooklyn precinct IN
'olled ie2 votes this year, one more u
han at the last election. ~
The Ladies' Aid Society served ~
unch at the Mingle building on up
Yer Main street election day. The
unch was fine and the place crowded II
or both dinner and supper. The th
proceeds were very satisfactory. ca
Jimmie Compton, the half.breed ~ !.
on OF James Compton. who died "a "a
bout 10 years ago, Is visiting at a.
.emhi Agency. He has been Mt "a,
ending the Carlisle school for I've or ~
TX years and ls a line looking, well
young man. NJ,
Thomas II. Yearian and wife came w
lown from Yearianville after they
'oted on Tuesday 10 hear the elec. .n
ion returns. They were certain that 70
ne OF them could celebrate as Mr.. .s
fearian Is democrat and Mrs. w
fearian republican. un
Roth the democratic and republi-
an headquarters for the ladies were fro
tted up costly and tastefuily with In
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