The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-06-21

town reprinted.
Mrs. Frank Havemann went TO
Fort Lemhi the first OF the week for
a visit with her parents.
John Dougberty has furnished a
new dwelling house on east Main
street which will be occupied by the
DOre family IN the near future.
will Daniels has been in town this
week from the 3-W. ranch near Lem
hi Agency. He has been suffering
from a carbunce on his neck, but is
better at this writing.
X. b. Hughes left Tuesday for the
other side OF the range. During his
absence he will visit Missoula,
Spokane and Butte. He will In all
probability b. gone "a couple OF weeks.
James Fenning, the pioneer min
ing man, returned from tie busy
Dark Horse camp yesterday and went
out this morning to show up some
good prospects to investors.
Tuesday, Undertaken Pattison dis
inferred the body Of j. Frank Allen,
who died little over a year ago and
shipped the body Tuesday To Butte,
Montana, where the body will be in
tered In the cemetery at that place.
J. II. lIemphil and wife, OF Fourth
OF July creek, is In the city today.
He has mine near his home which
has been put In good state OF de-
J velOpment by seven years OF work
which he is readytO show to any good
investor.
1t Is announced that regular quar-
terly services will be held at the
, Methodist church a week from next
Sunday, the presiding elder being
present. The business meeting OF
the quarterly conference will be held
Saturday night.
Word reaches this city by the
grapevine route that Fred Christ.
who Is well known at this place was
married last week at BlackfO0t. He
married Miss Morrison who is said
to he most estimable young lady.
Mr.. Christ Is said to be doing wei
In financial way at Blackfoot
The local telephone exchange is as
, sured for Salmon, and the equipment
, has been ordered. The line to the
, mining camps Is almost ready for the
wire as far as Forney. The bad roads
have retarded these enterprises tt
some extent The Grst installments
of freight were received last Satur.
day, so the installation will now bt
rushed.
The Royal Neighbors had most
pleasant evening Tuesday night at
their regular monthly meeting
After their lnitatory and regular
business routine had been gone
through with they had a social SEES
sion. pleasing program was car
ried out, after which refreshments
were served, consisting of ice cream
aud cake.
George Vaughn, the young man
; who was so terribly injured in the
} coal mine near Salmon two months
, ago, was removed from the hotel tC
Pollard's ranch last Sunday. He is
| progressing toward complete recov.
cry very satisfactorily. His father
II. G. Vaughn, returned Wednesday
to his home In Mulberry, Kansas,
whence he came to nurse the young
man through the days of suffering.
The Golden Rule store has adopted
! unique plan to draw trade. They
J give checks with every dollar pur.
chased which entities the customer
, to forty.two piece set of dinner
dishes when the purchases amount tC
$75. The dishes are gold band ano
, very neatly decorated. Mis-. Chas.
, Spayds was the first fortunate person
, to get n set and there are some
, twenty-odd sets for other customers
who purchase the required amount OF
goods.
o. +. kirkpatrick, the Leesburg
mining operator, arrived this morn
Ing from Leesbure to meet party
OF mining men who will arrive by to-
days coach. On being asked in re-
gard to mining In the basin Mr.
Kirkpatrick says there Is more activ
ity In the placer mining than fol
: several years past. Mr.. X. is yer,
! optimistic In regard to the mining
. outlook throughout the county il
general and Leesburg in particular
; He expects to see great many pros.
: pective investors In that locality
: within the next 30 days
The first OF the week the freight.
ers brought In a power brick machine
for +. NJ. Pollard. Mr.. Pollard will
manufacture brick in large quantities
Tor the numerous brick buildings
which are to he erected in this CITY
} this season. His new machine has a
. capacity of $4,000 per day. He tells
, US that he now has a contract to
2 furnish over IL half IniIlion brick,
E and that the buildings that are now
In contemplation will require at least
5 a million brick. He has ordered n
5 re'preSS machine, and thinks he has
: the right kind OF clay To make as fine
5 an article OF pressed hlick as the
, ttlitll or other pDted DrpScoI hiatt.