The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-11-01

1 noon TO attend the bOtdh ne@s'
Mrs. Bonner and children left the
6rst of the week for visit WITH her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs sbarkey' Oh
| Sup6eId.
Do not forget the Royal Neighoors
dance at the opera house eIecIlon
night. Good music and an enJoyabie
time is promised.
Remember the Royal Neighbors VIII
give dance at the opera house elec-
tIon night. While you are waiting
for the election returns To come I'D
you can pass away the time pleas
antly.
On another page can be founn
letter from J. A. Turnbnll's ola home
In Nebraska. The letter states thaI
the people there are very much inter
ested In his candidacy and nope
that he may be elected.
The services OF the First PresDy-
terrain church for the coming week
are as follows: Choir practice next
Friday evening at the church at ;@i
Sabbath school next Sunday morning
at 10 O'Clock, preaching services al
II a. M. and In the evening at 80
o. IA. All are cordially Invited 10
meet with as. Frank Il. Bonner,
Pastor.
II you are republican and wish 10
vote for Dubois, leave the circle I'M
der your party emblem alone ana
mark opposite the names OF Dr.
Whitwell and James Kirtley. If you
are republican and think Judge
Quarles will make better judge
than Judge Stevens, leave the circle
below your party emblem alone and
mark opposite each name for which
you wish to vote.
Last Sunday the closing law went
into effect and every saloon and busi-
ness house was closed so tight that
not even breath Of air could get
through a cIevice. From the indlca-
ti0ns on the street, however, many
GUS for all the liquid refreshments
they would want for the time the
saloons would be closed. This week
a petition to the council asking them
to repeal the ordinance is being
pretty generally signed. The petit
tion will be considered by the council
,. at their next meeting.
10 During the past week some money
10 has been put up here In Salmon OF
~ the outcome. of the election next
W Tuesday, but the democrats soor
70 covered all the bluffs so the offers o
bets were not so numerous yesterda.
70 as they were the first part of thu
J. week. Some money has been put ~
DC on local candidates, but most OF i
), has been put up on Gooding. Thu
ID democratic sportsmen had something
like %, 600 TO put up that Goodin,
m would not be elected by 5000 major
, ity, but the offer has not been cover
"A ed. So far not over $500 has beer
"a put up ON the results OF the cam
m paign.
/. One OF the noticeable results of thi
D. campaign Is how sollcitous some o
the republican ladies are rs to DR.
, Whitwell's campaign for the senate
"a They are so interested In him tina
40 they urge his lady friends to vot
;, against him on account that 1t woult
a be 80 hard to spare him In case hi
= services were wanted as physician
"A The amusing part Is, that the ladie
that are the most anxious to kee
him at home for the above reasons
are the ones that have never EN-
:, ployed him In professional way
!. and more than likely would not /,
\ the next hundred years. Some quee
- schemes are worked In the name O
~ politics.
The opposition has given up tina
there Is no possible chance to say
W part Of their ticket, and It Is rumore
81 that word has been sent out to trad
i' certain ones for Mcpherson. Demo
no Gratis should not consider these offer
nc for moment. 1t Is far better tia
py the entire ticket should 90 down I
- honorable defeat than that porto
should be elected and the others b
IT slaughtered. There is an excelleu
he show OF eIecting every man on I'll
alt democratic ticket. and the only wa
he to do this Is for the democratic host
he 20 stand shoulder Co shoulder. Ever
II candidate on the democrat ticket d,
er. sires that his colleagues shall hay
hi fair aud honorable treatment.
A personal letter to The Record,
he from N, L, Turner, at the Soldiers
ne Home announces the death Of Davi
In Pierce, formerly of this county. TT
rs deceased went to the Soldiers Hou
ne about three months ago, and whe
L. he left II was considered that his III
Is was but question OF but fe
nis weeks at the most. So far as we al
nd able TO learn Mr.. Pierce came to In
10 county In the early eighties, and 70
lowed prospecting and mining unit
I nnnr health f.,raal hin, o., H., .