The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-26

Gu stsit Win iFleuOS AT Julo piaSc'
Rev. r. n. Robinson preached at
Red Butte last Sunday and will also
preach at Carmen this nest Sunday
NJ. @. Stiles and family will move
the Hrst OF the week tn the SicNichoi
property just across the bridge 10
Brooklyn.
One OF the buster boys was brought
up from Ulysses Monday with a brok
en- arm, which required the services
OF u physician.
james Palmer had the misfortune
10 stick pitcbfork tine through his
hand which caused painful wound.
one day last week.
/ Rev. Sellars and wife, OF iIigby,
are calling on the people in the IN
terest ~ the Presbyterlan Sunday
Schools OF this state.
Don't forget the Ice cream social
TO be given 10y Mcpherson ". X {.
No. o. In the Court Room next Sat
urday evening, July ~.
Hayine is progressing In full force,
but the supply Of help is short and
this VIII necessitate a long harvest
with great many OF our ranchmen.
Mrs, George Mckinney, OF Singiser,
came In Tuesday to attend to some
shopping and incidentally to attend
the republican convention as dele
gate.
Messrs. r. j. Sanders, of Colorado
Springs, ID. Brown, of Denver, and
r. w. knowlton, Of Ashtabua,
Ohio. prominent capitalists and
mining men, arrived bere Tuesday
and are looking after some mining
interests In the district this week.
The Ladies' Guild will have their
Ice cream social at the home tf L. j.
Atkins Friday evening, August Bird
at o O'Clock y. III. The social will be
held on the lawn at the Atkins home
and will no doubt be a most pleasant
affair. A most cordial invitation Is
extended to all tn attend.
The ice cream social, which was
given Friday evening by the Ladies
Aid Society OF the Methodist church
on the parsonage lawn, was largely
attended and well patronized. From
the quantity OF cream and cake
served we should Judge the ladies
. had a nice little sum to add to their
J exchequer as a result Of their efforts.
Chas. Schultz returned here the
: last OF the week from his mines out
In the Blackbird district. where he
mad been having his claims surveyed
by Alien Merritt with a view of hav-
/ ing them patented. Mr.. Schultz was
the first discovcrer OF the Blackbird
5 group 10 1894, and has confined his
prospecting since then In this terri
, tory. He now owns the Queen group
OF claims, and has some good miner
al which makes excellent showings of
gold, copper and cobalt
: Father Nolan came In Saturday
, from Idaho Falls TO hold services,
. which were largely attended by both
! Catholics and Professionals. Services
we're held In Browns hall. Father
Nolan will be back In couple of
weeks, and will then try to make fin
al arrangements for the erection of "a
commodious place OF worship. There
are quite u number OF his religious
faith In this section, who would like
to have u permanent place OF worship,
and will no doubt contribute liber-
ally To the building of the same.
A Dire at the Queen mine, OF which
more extended notice can be found
. In Mining Notes, destroyed consid-
, cradle amount Of property Mr.. Nc
: Bride, the manager, Informs The Re-
: corder that the less will reach an
amount between three and four
thousand. Active work will be con-
tlnued on the property as the dam
e age can be repaired. New tools and
D material were taken up to the mine
I the following morning The com
! pany were fortunate enough to have
4 some eighty thousand feet of lumber
9 on the ground, which they were in.
, tending for other Improvements that
can now be used In the rebuilding OF
|, the structures destroyed. 1t was
, thought the engine could be repaired
; so that 1t could be used again. Man
, ager Mcbride does not think II PCS
slble that the lire could have been Of
! incendiary origin, but thinks IT due
To some other unavoidable cause.
1t Is often said that vol eau often
J Judge a man by the clothes he wears,
but II Is oftener that you can Judge
the class Of citizens a city has hy the
+. manner In which the streets are kept
9 aud the pride taken in the appear
> anee OF the town In general. Just at
. the present time many of the streets
: OF salmon would impress stranger
. most untavorahly. We who reside
here do not notice that many OF the
J streets, especially along the sides OF
5 the streets are badly grown up with
weeds, which could ne removed hy a
! few minutes wurk some evening. IL
! each householder would make war
| upon them along his property. The