The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-06

where they are now living.
George II. French an expert null
man and machinist Of Ulysses, spent
several days in our city during the
past week.
Fred Bolts, who RUS saw nill on
Hayden creek, was transacting busl-
ness with our merchants In the city
yesterday.
Rock vezina and aife and sou VIII
and wife. OF Gilmore, were In our
city Saturday looking after some
land business
John O'SuIlivan has moved his bar
Der shop into the Lemhi hotei,
where he Is ready to look after the
wants OF his customers,
George Mckinney. Of Myers Cove
was attending to business matters
here for several days. relative TO the
mines at that place.
Mrs. W. j. Brown, accompanied by
her son and laughter. left the hrst
Of the week for visit with friends
at Dillon. Montana.
II. G. King and wife left the hrst
OF the week with packing outfit Tor
an outing on Kirtley creek. They
expected to be absent several days.
will close out my stock OF miilin-
cry goods and notions at cost at my
place of business on Main street.
Mrs. A. W. Pattison.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mason are
contemplating leaving Sunday to
take their daughter to Butte to con-
suit d specialist concerning her eyes.
Miss Edna Treloar came up from
Forney the first OF the week, and
will make her home with Mrs. Min
ert this winter and attend our city
schools.
Owing to the sickness of Principal
Parsons the opening Of our schools
was postponed week, 1t Is under
stood that the schools will open next
Monday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Pattis0n have
/ moved Into their own property near
the PRESBYTERIAN church. Mr.. and
Mrs. Turnbull are now occupying the
building they vacated.
| Monday night large party took a
"straw ride out to the Shoup ranch
where they were most pleasantly en-
tertained by Mrs. George E. Shoup,
with the assistance of the Misses
Shoup.
Mrs. r. Il. Howe came In from the
Rabbit Foot Tuesday, and took the
sage for Bedrock the following
morning. She was on her way to
her old home In Ohio, where she ex
poets to spend the winter.
The board OF county commissioners
are to meet next Monday for the
purpose of levying the county assess
ment. There will be no other bust.
ness transacted, and the meeting will
not last more than one day.
DIR. W. s. Ramer. the Salt Lake
Osteopath, has been detained for a
few days by his practice but is TAX
Ing no new patients and expects to
be here soon. Notice of the location
OF his Office, terms, hours, ETC., will
be given later.
The marriage of Paul Ziems, of
Pollaris, Beaverbead county, and
Anna Hank, OF Salmon City, Idaho,
took place yesterday In the Office of
District Court Clerk W. Il. Davies.
Justice John Doran oliciate1 at the
ceremony. Butte Miner.
DR.. whitwell will leave Sunday for
Boise to represent the Masonic lodge
at this place In the grand lodge,
which will be In session for three
days OF next week In that city. DR..
Whitwell Is also a member of the
grand lodge as we'll as a delegate
from the local lodge. He Is looking
forward to the trip with much pleas
ure.
We understand plans are under
Roadway to build road from Gil.
more to Dell Mountain. which will
make the route from Gilmore to the
railroad shorter by forty.hve miles.
1t Is said the road Is easy OF con-
struction and can be built at com.
paratively small expense, considering
the distance. The mines at Gilmore
are proving TO be large producers OF
mineral, and a shorter haul to marke,
Is proving to he necessity,
Messrs. Arlington Ilibbs, of narri.
sburg, Penn, and T.. G. Jay. OF Phil
adelphia, Penn, came In the last Of
the week from Myers Cove and left
Tuesday morning for baker City
Oregon, where their con pany hav,
other mining interests. While IL
the city The Recorder secured an in
, terivew with Mr.. Ilihbs relative I,
the work that has been accomplished
ut their mine at Myers Cave durin.
the pas4 few months. The interview
will appear next week. THIS com
pany Is one OF the largest concern.