The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-18


trip to Shosbone, but hao not oeen
10 the Office much since he returned
He made the trip by team nom thls
place and then visited several places
In the east, going from that point by
rail. lie tells US that he ana MIS-
Woodworth had most enJOYaoie
TIP, and bad a splendid time from
the time they left here until they
landed home.
The democrats OF this county have
every reason to feel proud Of the can
didacy OF Miss Anderson, the nonil-
nee for superintendent OF schoois.
She Is "a native of the county, re-
ceived her education in the common
schools OF the county; and through
her individual efforts was enabled 10
complete her education In one OF The
best normal schools In the United
States. She has taught In many OF
the schools OF the county, and gen.
eral fitness for the position to which
she aspires Is generally conceded.
On another page can be found
table showing the condition of affairs
under a republican administration
and under the democratic admins
tration. 1t Is to be expected that
the other paper will do It's utmost to
disprove these figures, but they could
verify the figures from the county
clerks books II they were so dispose1.
There is no danger Of this being done
however, as 1t shows up disadvan-
tageous to the party In power. Mr..
Abbott seems to care more for party
success than he does for the welfare
Of the taxpayers.
Thos. NJ. Palmer and Miss Minnie
A. ROske were united In marriage
Sunday, October IA, Rev. Bonner, OF
the Presbyterian church, officiating.
Both OF the parties to the nuptial
ceremony are residents Of the Car
men neighborhood. The groom is a
prominent young ranchman, and is
spoken Of very highly as Il man OF
most excellent qualities. The bride
is a young woman Of fine character
OF both mind and person. The Re-
cordeI unites with their manv friends
In extending the most cordial con-
CALCULATIONS.
The Ladies Of the Presbyterian
church have been making arrange
ments to give an entertainment,
which will be In the nature of a
: musical. The entertainment will
take place at the opera house Satur-
. day night of next week The Aid
society Of the church Is trying to
raise funds with which to provide
seats for the church, and this Is one
/. OF the plans adpoted for this purpose.
1t Is a worthy cause, and their enter.
tainment should be well patronized,
I and those who attend will be most
D pleasantly entertained and will NEST
assuredly receive their moneys
0 worth.
1t should not be forgotten that
Senator Fred L. Duois will be liz
q this city Tuesday and will deliver ar
e address at the opera house that same
evening. II the same conditions ex
: list as there were at the meeting The
other night, 1t Is not to be expect &c
J. that there will be many republicans
present, as they seem to discourage
n anything OF that kind, but there arr
: enough democrats In Salmon and The
q surrounding country to pack thu
house full to overlooking. 1t is sale
that the Senator is making unusually
: good speeches this fall. He Is deepl,
= In earnest In the issues before us ant
speaks with unusual vim and vigor
He should have the largest audienc,
ever crowded into the opera house.
d Chas. Hull, of Gibbonsville, tn,
candidate on the democratic ticket
Il was a pleasant visitor to this city
and made this office social call. Mr.
a Hull Is a pleasant gentleman to NEE
and Is strong candidate for the pc
istion to which he aspires. lie il
said to be man Of sound Judgment
~ OF excellent business ability, strictl,
honest, and should he be elected o
y which there Is not much doubt, th,
affairs OF the county would be IL
most excellent hands. We have beer
= informed by gentlemen from tn,
= vicinity OF Mr.. Hull's home that h,
will poll almost the entire vote re
o CARELESS OF party Affiliations wher
3 ever he Is known.
!, 1.-THE Mormon menace no less
:" menace because II has ceased to &C
J. cupy the public eye as it once dix
y when the polygamy issue was para
! mount. That phase Of Mormonism
i OF course, is thereat adherent at frs
glance, but there are other features
- that characterize the system which
~ do not all lie on the surface. but are
&c nevertheless, just as dangerous I,
l. our institutions, Thanks to poiltica
III intrigue and the necessity which on,
y great party had for his services. Sen
. ator Smont has held his seat i'm III,
upper House. The Investigation O
/" Mormonism which this trial entaile,
u. sNt