The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-20
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| The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
Wednesday, September 20 with Mrs.
ilolbert.
Mrs, Tom Yearian, OF the June
ton, was guest at the home Of DR..
Whitwell ana wife the first of the
week.
There seems TO he renewed activity
Ia the local telephone work. The
cross arms are being placed on the
poles. and the workmen will COM
mence raising them this week.
Mrs. J. NJ. Langsdorf left the first
of the week for an extended visit
with relatives and friends at Ogden.
Mrs. Langsdorf formerly resided In
that city and has a large circle OF
friends there.
The excavation for the basement OF
the new Odd Fellows building Is com
pleted, and the structural work
viii soon commence. There has
been a good many thousand cubic
feet Of dirt removed from this exca-
/ walton In tho past two weeks.
II IN announced that Senator
Frank Canon, OF Salt Lake City, will
stump tho state this campaign, aud
4 will DO out on the hastings In few
days for tie democratic ticket,
Frank Canon Is an able speaker, and
II there is any one who understands
all the phases OF the Mormon ques.
tiou, II Is surely he.
On the editorial page OF The Re.
corder can he found goodly sized
advertisement OF the Pioneer Mer-
camille Company. This Is the oldest
mercantile trm In the county and dc
an immense business Their stock
OF general merchandise IL SO varied
and complete that were 1t In large
I city would he considered depart.
ment store OF considerable magni.
tude.
+ II should not be forgotten that the
democratic primaries are 10 be held
/ In all parts of the county next Mon.
day, Every democrat, who has the
Interests and success Of the ticket at
heart should attend and see to II
that representative men Of the party
are elected as delegates. II you be,
lleye that IL Is right and proper tina,
the Mnrmons Of the southern counties
should control the affairs OF state on
orders from few men at Salt LAKE
city, stay at home aud don't go out
to the primaries.
Services at the Presbyterian church
next Sabbath ATE AS follows. Ten
a. m. Sabbath school, eleven a. m,
preaching services followed by the
administration OF the Lords supper
soyen-thlrty In the evening preach
Ing services, Rev, Robinson vii
preach In the evening. and this vii
be his last Sabbath In Idaho thi,
year as he is about ID return Tor an
other years work Ia Princeton The
ological Seminary. An are cordial,
Invited to u.eet with US In the sew
Ices nt the day Frank Il Bonner.
nr, Whitwell returned from Rois,
sunday where he had hecn In attend
auce at session OF che Gtand Lo,l9
Of Masons, The doctor vas advance,
one step, aud Is row Deputy Gran,
Master, and next year viii no douh
lac elccted to- the highest office in tn,
giit uf that organizations Whe,
asked hcw the political situation VA
81 the capital city, he stated tina
his attention was clusely taken al
, Nth his duties In the lodge. but a
democratic headquarters they wer
vcry confident. lie says Il would IL
hard 10 feel otherwise when tn
, number IT letters received frum re
, pnhlieaus over the state tenderinl
/ their support for the ticket, ar
/ known. lie had most pleasan
tFip and most enjoyable time.