The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-07-13


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Mrs. fIayemann Is expected home
next week.
G. G. Mathewson returned Monday
from a trip to the Upper Lemhi val
ley.
The Ladies Guild viii not meet
again until the first Thursday In
Sept.
Mis-. Peter Golfer came down from
Gilmore and spent the Fourth with
friends here.
Mrs. Clayton visited on Sunday and |
Monday with Mrs. J. s. Hudkins on |
the Big Flat.
The Shenon House dining room Is
always cool and comfortable. Every.
thing tirst-class.
Jos. q. Walker, OF Pahsimari, was
10 town this week on business before
the commissioners.
Ice cream, soda, lemonade, etc, at
Pyeatt's. Open on Sunday till noon
and from I'LL 6 p. IN.
feril Terry and wife and Allegro
kingsbury and Helen Sharkcy left
Monday foi Ulysses to spend the sum.
mer.
whaty Edmundson. the Yankee
wizard. When? Monday. July II.
Where? Salmon, Idaho, Come pre-.
pared to laugh.
Judge Robinson and wife will leave
next Monday for a visit TO the Port
land fair. They expect TO be gone
about three weeks.
John r. Spalding, the we'll known
druggist OF Challis. died In Salt Lake
last Sunday OF cirrbosis OF the liver
alter long Illness.
Mrs. Sterling Price came down
from Gilmore on Friday for visit
here She Is the guest of her sister
Mrs. Eugene Andrews.
All residents OF Salmon and vlcIni. 6
~. Who are interested In keeping a
iirst-class hotel running, should
patronize the Shenon House.
George Eafro4, the prosperous I
stock ranchet OF Junction, Is In
town this week, accompanied by i,
Mrs Barrow and the children. /.
The BOARD OF County Commission. q
en met In regular session Monday a
with all present An account OF the G
poceedings will be given next week. :
Miss Maude Hill and tho Misses
Scott left Monday for their home Mt
Redrock after weeks visit here, IL
guests OF Mrs. J. W. Kadletz and v
daughter. q
Fred Chase and James Covington
walked up Sunday from Ulysses where 9
they have been at work In the mines.
They viii nov tackle the hayIeids
for change.
Mrs. William Pluehoff, a pioneer OF
HALEY. died at her home IN that city ,
on Wednesday, July 5th Of spotted 2
fever The deceased was an old-time q
Nevada friend OF the writer. p
Bonnie Hughes, stepson OF FIX. /,
sheriff Hughes, was thrown from h
race horse he was riding on the q,
Fourth at Lost River and sustained 4,
a fracture OF an arm and shoulder.
W. W. ST. Clair aud Robt. Dryer M
report the discovery of an immensely .,
rich gold lead on the divide between II
Horse creek and Owl creek, about ~ n
miles west OF Shoup. Specimens OF
ore were sent here and an average I,
PANIED go to so ton. The lead Is :,
said 10 he 10 feet wide. =,
Newton Hibhs, the well. known 4
mining man. arrived Tuesday from
Thunder Mountain. lie says many h,
Investors aud prospectors Of that SEQ. !,
ton are beoomIng interested In this a,
county and are comine In here With !,
. view Of acquiring mining proper. as
ties.
Res. W. ". Van Dnsen, Presiding M
kldef OF the N. &. church, arrived III
In lown FRIDAY via Challis aud re. so
manned I'LL Monday going GU, BY the u
war OF Redrock. lie held the fourth
quarterly conference and conducted =.
services both morning aud evening. y
aith crowded houses W.
Mrs. Clayton, Of the Shenon House "a
bss decided after several months trial M
that nrs; class house cannot serve In
meals al chinamaH prices; 80 on and ed
alter July list. meals az that popular IL
hotel will be IS cents. Meal tickets II
z neais-ss. % for local trade. Room NJ