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

for the second hay and grain crop on
the Mckinney ranch.
Wallace Slavin and John McCraek-
en- each were at the huh Win some
very fine apples from their ranches.
The grain crop will be better than
the average in this vicinity. with
larger acreage than is usually sown.
John Roske has returned from the
Ritter Root valley. His brother Joe
and Thomas Stevens came with him.
Mrs. Hudkins was taken to the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Del Manfnll in Salmon last Wednes-
day.
A. J. Iepp is building new house
!, Carmen. We hear 1t will be used
for confectionery store in snort
time.
Minert Madole passed Through here
with a load OF calves last Sunday.
He will place them on his ranch on
Big Flat.
". E. McCracken expects to start
East soon to attend school at Camp
hell college. This is his fourth year
at Campbell.
A number of our cattlemeD have
driven their cattle to Moore creek
where they say the range is good and
water plenty.
The noise of the binder Is nov
heard in this vicinity cutting the
grain while the mower is moving
second crop of hay.
We people of Carmen are all the
same Missouria, for we have the coon
and have heard of several bee trees
being found around here.
A Mr.. Shaw, from Mont, was here
last week buying cattle. He pur
chased drove and returned home
again to return again later on. --.-
viii and Thurstan NcCracken are
home again from Kirtley creek. The
prospecting company there having
ceased operations for time at least.
A party of Carmen young folks will
90 for few days. outing this week
to Williams lake and vicinity in
search of geological specimens and
curios.
l.. r. Jones, of Boyle Creek, re-
ports much damage done in his local
ity by recent hail storm. His mel
ons and squashes were greatly dam
aged thereby.
Mrs. Maud Hudkins was very iii at
her home last Tuesday with intlama-
ton of the bowels but is now greatly
improved in health. Dr.. Whitwell
is the attending physician.
Born, to the wife of E. J. Roske
Aug. 9th girl also on Tuesday,
Aug. 18th to the wife of VIM. Wit
tepherg a ~ pound girl and thus the
population of Carmen increases.
Some of our Carmen people are get
ting the idea into their heads that
they would make good county officers
in case the coming conventions could
give them the nominating boost.
We hear that G. W. Kingsbury has
purchased cream separator and will
stock bis ranch on Carmen creek
with some good dairy cows and go
into the butter making business.
Esther Temple, who has been stay.
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. DAZZLE, went
home Sunday. She expects brother
here from Dakota soon who will visit
home folks month before entering
school again
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Palmer ex-
pect to start on trip to the outside
world next Monday. They will visit
with relatives and friends at Denver
and other points in Colorado about
four or five weeks.
Rev. F. II. Robinson passed
through Carmen Saturday on his way
to Ulysses where he will preach on
Sunday. He will also go bear hunt
ing on Monday and show tue local
nimrods how to kill bear in his native
wilds
AS yet no teacher has been en-
ployed to teach the Carmen school,
We think a teacher should be en-
gagged at once so as to give the small
children the benefit of these delight
ful DAYS at school before the cold
days of winter begin