The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1904-10-20

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lads from pure cream 81 !
nriar derived from grapes. :
ps,os sAx,so row0ss 90.
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Register II you want TO vote.
Geo. II. Monk T. Co. have purchas- /
! the stock Of the Golden Rule
ore.
Every voter should register, or
now that his or her nameis on the
oil list.
Miss North Is visiting the schools
! Pahsiniari valley tiis week. She !
expected home next Wednesday. Il
In this number will be found
hangc OF IIanan's adj He has
omc stove talk to give you. Call
nd see him.
The music tor the WOmcn's Repub-
lean ball will be furnished by violin,
,iano, cornet and bass yiol. Every
'ody invited. Tickets si.00.
A social dance will he gisen after
he democratic meeting Monday
'vening which will be free TO all.
1u ..,xlta ttv In yttaH
-
The republicans gave US the game
license law that does not protect the
,ame but provides for an army OF po-
itIcal canvassers In the game ward
ms.
/, Ex. Senator George l.. Shoup and
wife are billed to lead the grand
lnafch tomorrow evening at the ball
given by the Ladies Republican
Club.
The Women's Republican Club ball
next Friday evening promises 10 be
the most brilliant society event OF
the season. Everybody Invited.
Tickets only 81. 90 per couple.
Mrs. Nagcl last week presented
this office with half dozen onions.
They are the Prize Taker variety
and the six weigh pounds while the
largest one weighs 10 ounces.
Unless protection Is secured by the
election OF democratic legislature
at the coming election, the cattle
and dairy interests of Lemhi viii be
sacrificed To the scourge OF sheep.
A. G.. Rhodes came up from Glib
louisville yesterday 10 visit his newly
arrived daughter. He returned to-
day. He IL now located at Gibbons
vile, working aJ Friedorff's sawmill'
There will be grand ball at kirt'
| ley creek Friday evening Oct. 2sth
Music by l.. NJ. iiolbrook's strinG
band Of three pieces Tickets, In
Icluding supper $3.50 Everybody In
vited,
| Ths republicans .! the shipper,
seventh" legislature, gave the Nor
mons the sugar bounty; gave tn
Occur d'Alene lead trust exemption
J from taxation, killed the eight.hou
! bill ana raised the salaries Of tn
state officers
Go to DIR. fiubbard's office In tn
J second story OF the Brown block an
! register. II you registered two year
. ago, 10 aud see II your name has bee
0 transferred to this years list, II,
P member you can't vote II your nam
: does not appear ON the poll list.
Major Lanesdorf aud wife. Jude
:, Elder and The Recorder scribe VII
tied the beautiful ranch of +. W. Nj
man on Boyle creek last Sunda,
!. where wc were royalty entertained
y Tho fruit crop OF this orchard IN me'
wonderful this year. There are
! varieties OF apples. besides ptune
y pears In profusion. the finest ~
choicest fruit ever seen In Lcml
:, county.
% The Junior League has resumed !
y meetings and at the business meetii
al Monday AFTERNOON the following ct
r. GERS were eleetcdi President, era
4. kinsshury; Vice president, Hell
~ Chase. Secretary, Laura Whitwe
To- Treasurer, Ralph Edwards orga
9. list, Anita phistet. All under
years Of age are cordially invited
~ the Sunday afternoon meetings at
" O'Clock.
et nr. :. 4. Wishard Is expected he
at soon. While here he will deliver
ed lecture ON the Mormons from |
he own observation after having liv
n. among them tor IA Years, This lc'
IS tnrc will he given under the aaspi,
ire OF the Presbyterian church and
10 small admission Zee win be chang,
Dr. wishaTd Is one Of the most g
quent diylnss OF the inter.aIoHnts
~ region and no one should fail To h.
q" him.
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lie Last week +. w. Nleman bruuE
nj us basket OF selected apples,
hit sent one Of the largest specimens
-. tss.a.., hv NJ n Saith Win ptDnst 4,