The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-11-15

4 with pneumonia, IL "nous"e
some better.
Messrs. Frank Lewis and Henry
Uawkipsop. of Ulysses, were In the
city for several days during the past
week.
Judge Padgham returned the hrst
OF the week from Shoup, where he had
been attending to some professional
business.
Bess Morgan, one OF the denizens
OF the rediight district. fell on the
sidewalk on Main street last night
breaking her ley.
Word reached this city this week
that Mrs. August Beck. formerly
well known here, died In British
Columbia November End.
The Mothers Club will hold meet
ing next Tuesday afternoon at the
hCne Of Mrs. Rboda SPAIN at Z
o'clock. All members OF the club are
invited TO be present.
The board OF county commissioners
will meet Friday TO count the re-
turns. Next week we will be able TO
give the Official returns In compre-
bensive manner, which will be well
worth saving for future reference.
"Shorty" Bradshaw, who arrived
here from Dakota last week, has
rented the barter shop in the Lemhi
Hotel and Is attending TO the wants
Of bis old time customers Mr.. Brad
shaw has purchased residence prop
erty over on the bar, and he and wife
are now pleasantly located In domi-
cile OF their own.
Last week the type made us say
that Waters majority was but
twenty-five when 1t should have been
seventy. five. Considering the fact
that Mr.. Waters knew almost every
voter In the county, 1t Is evident
that Mr.. Turnbull made remarkable
race. Wherever Mr. Turnbul was
known he ian ahead OF his ticket.
George Hughes, one OF the demo-
cratic wheel horses, Of Gibbonsvile,
spent Monday and Tuesday here.
Mr.. Hughes was very much elated
over the recent victory In the county.
He reports that there has been a
couple OF good mineral strikes re-
Gently In their camp, and that Glib
, louisville will soon be on the uphill
:, grade.
The next thing OF Importance foi
:. the people OF Idaho to look forward
- 10 will be the convention Of Mormon
" bishops, which meets In Boise the
first OF the year. Ii Is true there
y will be quite number Of Gentiles
- present more than they were two
years ago, but there are enough bish'
r ops In the convention to keep every,
X thing from passing which is dds
tasteful to our people.
70 Chas. vogler lett Tuesday noon fol
Is Myers Cove, where he expects tc
he work for the Singiser people. Char.
ley did splendid work for the demo.
20 cratic ticket during the recent cam
D. paign. He was not like couple Of
3 candidates who were before the con.
vention, but because they did not get
II the nomination get out and fight
N the ticket. Charley is the kind Of a
;. democrat who Is entitled to recogni-
70 tion by the party In the future.
T. DR.. Whitwell had hurry-up call
from Baker. Tuesday night that
bis services were needed at the bed.
! side OF Mrs. Ed Baker. When the
. doctor arrived 1t was learned that
y Mrs. Baker Mad been having convul
: sions, with every indication OF
|, strycnnine poisoning. 1t appears
, that she was suffering from a severe
cold and took tablet OF what is
" known as cold cure, which contained
:. large quantity of the deadly drug.
= The lady was soon given relief and
!, the next morning was entirely out OF
!. danger. From the fact that DR..
!, wnitwell made the drive with a
: single horse In an hour, it Is evident
!. that he considered the case serious.
h Mrs. England received the sad
IN news the iirst OF the week that her
eldest daughter, Mrs. Flora Erdley,
!, had died very suddenly at her home
|, at Nauvoo, Penn, October 2gth.
!, Mrs. England had recently received a
: letter from her daughter which had
:, been written the day that she died
. and the rews Of her death was a
!, severe shock to her. Heart failure
!. was the cause OF her sudden death,
!" Mrs. England was the mother OF
eight children and this Is the hrs,
D. one To be taken. Death Is sever,
X trial under the most favorable condi,
10 tons, when we can be by the side OF
" the loved one, but when 1t comes
10 when we are In distant lands 1,
comes rs double shock. Mrs. Eng.
J. land has the sympathy OF the com,
70 munity In her recent affection.
10 Custer county went strongly demo.
- cratic, electing every man ON the
ticket excepting NJ. NJ. Sweet, the
candidate for county treasurer. II
Is not surprising that the editor Of
the Messenger is defeated. In fact