The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-11-23

ON stage
8 running IN N
wing here
D. m.
begiven Weiser Is to build a $50 900 opera
J. 1910 NJ. house.
e OF the u,s n EnnIard la1, ,his morr.
given In foo 10, Midway m take CHARGE M the
hotel.
3 Injured Harry cnIsIe Ie1, ,r,.sd,v n,
,ently, Is ruyssss shonn and PINE cYeek win a
~ ~ " boat lead OF supplies.
The little daughter OF J. II. Bundy
and wife Is convalescing from an at
line from -
rhe work J. A. Vaughn came I'm Tuesday
time and frcm hunting trip OF couple OF
ira weeks duration In the lower part Of
the county.
boys has
dcrlip on H. W. Souie u nnisp'pg tpe frame
the Me- house on ~. Charies street which ne
}. during purchased OF joe raih'er. u D. oarr
ICONS. IL doing the work.
Of Iemb, Eli Minert left this morning for
rday and yellow Jacket. lie VIII be back In
Getting OF time 10 eat thanksgiving dinher
2. o. T.. with his family
Matron. A. W. Pope, who left here last week
day from for his ranch on Coulson creek with
mi load boat load Of supplies wrecked his
our mer. craft and lost the entire outfit
} summer The Ladies' Guild will give an
Dubois entertainment Saturday evening,
returned Dec. End. An excellent literary and
ern trip. musical program wiz DC gwen run
laws with particulars later
> l.. Nc The annual ball OF the M. W. OF A. |
on their will'he given Thursday evening, Nov. |
30th az Anderson's opera house. |
wife left Everybody invited. Supper at the
, Cal. 10 Shenon House.
fcfherson X. W. Mcbride and wife are In
" In the Boise. Mrs. Mcbride has been SER
after " iously III for some time, but at last
sness wiz accounts was improving slowly, al
though still too III to resume her
Saturday journey.
'as accom-. Tho salary OF President McCurdy,
!, OF New OF the Mutual Life Insurance COM
thorough pany has been cut In half Mt his own
icket and request lie will now have to strug.
ct'on. Tor gle along on s75, 900 year instead of
expressed receiving 100000 as formerly.
he proper -. ,-------
day. He brought In some samples OF
y are juh. fine lookins ore from n lead no re.
the con. Gently discovered on Kenney creek n
~ OF the short distance above the 17.Mle
~ seetion' House. Assays are being made by Joe
'nably ex- Nesbltt TODAY the results of which
through viii be given next week. ]. q. Swift
the othor, and others have made LEGATIONS In
up Hlrch tho district.
mon river
= ,ts wav ]. A. Labreque Is In town this
week from his home at Shoup He
says the various mining properties OF
Lieuten- that section are showing up well and
the y. ;. the owners are greatly encouraged at
n n ri Ia mi far a
ho cadets. transportation. With the advent of
y and Ia the Iron horse the mines Of Mineral
lon to the Hin and Pine creek districts will
enbera be- make showing that win compare
ous teach. with the mineral output OF any sec.
interest In ton of our state.
.na n,,,i On Tuesday evening we received a
,ss pleasant call from l.. U. Loomls who
came In from Butte to look over our
owners. mining properties with view OF In.
the State yestment. Mr. l.. Is a practical min
. ON NIL the Ing man OF over 20 years experience
ounty. and and has operated extensively In Mon
"a To dis. tana, having put up 10 mills In differ
lie herds ent sections of our neighhorsng state
ced pro. He left yesterday for Yellow Jacket
q delivery Mr. Loomis' headquarters are In
IA church New York City.
exed out OF Ray ~ A p,,,.rsan o,p...
wy Wv s""e Indiana has suddenly achieved motto.
y. s"e ~ riety by the statement that the beau.
.a' tiful hymn, lead Kindly Light :"
''s @'o 'e 'undt as sony Of praise and wor.
ship Ct God" This hymn Is conced-
,na cd by all to be one OF the most beau
oysa ,,on tifal sacred songs In the English Ian.
pras,aaa, guage, II was written by Cardinal
IN ,eun. Newman and was the favotite hymn
,,,,..l a., OF President Mckinley Who Is Pat
pysfs,rsa terson anyway and what can he hone
n a,,.,,in, 10 gain except opprohriun by such \
os, nss ., senselcss statement
700 treeiy The Mormous got worked up so
eep'ns ue. strennonsly over the recent Utah cam
'oowin ana paign that they d red all Of the Gen.
"o 'nSesu' tile em poyees OF the Idaho sugar fac.
'o'nnenoa' tories These unfortunate servants
'ons' n,cu' OF hard master had been compelled
'1s, west To pay tithing to the Mormon church
ne nas but they submitted to this rule for
usy s'uoe the sake Of employment at home nj
y mace a time when bread for their families
'a sn,en was hard to win Now they must %
Gu a uoliat Into hard winter with that ten nor
o'''os ,ne cent discount FROM their hard earn.
's inss with no h'pe OF wages for the
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