The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-20

The Masonic lodge had special
session last night to confer the THIRD
degree.
Mrs. A. Muikey left yesterday
morning for Spokane for visit with
brother.
Thos. McClung and wife left this
morning on the coach. Mr.. McClung
goes TO Atlanta, Idaho, TO work 10
the mines and his wife goes 10
Spokane for an extended visit Wild
friends.
Those who have not purchased
their Christmas toys for the httie
ones will have an opportunity during
the next three days to get them very
cbeaply. For particulars read over
the advertisements In this issue.
Both the Methodist and Presbyter-
ian churches will have Christmas
trees Christmas eve. The Methodist
Sunday school will have their serv-
ices at the church, and the Presby-
terians will hold theirs at the Court
House.
On another page can he found an
excerpts from the address OF Senator
Dubois on the unseating OF Smoot.
While both he and Senator Burrows,
OF Michigan, handled the question In
very telling manner. yet we make
the prediction that Smoot Will be
seated. Smoot and his influence
with the Mormon people.will be need
ed, perhaps, 70 save the &. o. p. In
1908.
The following are the services 10
be held at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday: Preaching services at
II q. m. and ! 80 p. M, Sabbath
school 'at 10 a. m. The Sabbath
school Christmas tree will be held at
the court house Christmas eve, or
Monday evening. Appropriate exer-
cises will be given by the children OF
the Sabbath school. An invitation
Is extended to all TO put presents on
the tree for their friends.
w After looking the building over the
bAadies concluded 1T would be too ex-
llensive to fix up the old Wentz build
ing for a reading room, and have
rented the front room OF the Shoup
frame, Just east OF the Shoup store.
Mr.. Hal Chase will look after the
room temporarily. The room opened
up yesterday afternoon for the first
time. Those who wish to while away
an hour or so will find plenty of read
Ing matter with which to amuse
! themselves at the room.
Al the regular meeting last Thurs.
day night Mcpherson W. r. G. No.
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: President, Mrs. Della
} Hamilton; Senior vice president
Mrs. Matte Andrews; Junior vice
J president, Mrs. Josephine Andrews
Treasurer, Mrs. Irene Hall; Chap
lain, Mrs. Amelia Woodworth; Con
ductor, Mrs. Mabel Kenney Guard
Mrs. Lizzie Snyder. Installation
!, will take place at the first meeting
+ In January.
) w. ]. Hoffman, who sold his rancf
! on Carmen last fall with a view o.
seeking a location in other parts o.
D the state, has concluded that thu
Carmen locality Is good enough fol-
him and has purchased the II. IL
, Dahle ranch, paying about $1,000 fol-
the same. Mr.. Hoffman spent {
, couple OF weeks In the south part Of
/ the state, but did not lind anythinl
to suit him. Mr.. DAZZLE has movet
TO Brooklyn, buying property, anC
will become permanent citizen Of
Salmon.
Assessor James Kirtley left the
frst of the week for Salt Lake City
where he expects TO remain for few
DAYS, taking In the sights and enjoy
Ing himself to the best Of his ability
Mr.. Kirtley will not return unit
after the meeting of the state legis
lature, as he expects to be in Boise
by the 25th OF this month and vii
remain to be on hand at the begin
ming OF the session AMI get acquaint
: ed with his colleagues, who arriv,
: before the session convenes. j. A.
Turnbull will look after the duties Of
: the assessors oflice until the close o.
Mr., kirtley's term.
] ID. G. Reed, of Junction, In tn,
employ OF the Junction Mining Com
pany, was Ia town a couple OF day:
: the first OF the week, accompanied
by his uncle, Frank Hopkins, o
Guthrie Center, Iowa. Both OF thes,
. gentlemen are old time friends OF TIL,
writer. Mr.. Hopkins Is largely In
. terested In three banks In his HON,
county, and Is also member of tn,
{ state senate from his district. A,
! his district represents about thirt,
3 thousand people, and he has held Tn,
position continuously for severa
, years, he has been very signally hon
; ored by his party and constituency
e He is tariff reyisionlst, and stand,
very close to Governor Cummins
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