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

Wanted, eggs mt the Lcmhi Cafe at
the going cash price.
Odell Wilson and his sister have
rooms In the SPAIN residence for the
summer.
John Shook. of Fort Lemhi, was In
our city Tuesday for the first time In
several months.
John Cheney and son Frank, OF
Wilmington creek, made a business
trip here on Monday.
Seth A. hall, one of the prosperous
farmers OF the LembI valley, was In
town Saturday On business.
r. ". Mcbride was the fortunate
winner OF the fine Edison Photograph
which was falilcd on Sunday evening.
John r.. Rees, Of Lemhi Agency,
and Thos. Pseatt, OF Yearianville,
transacted business In town last
week.
Services will be held In the Epis-
copa church next Sunday at II II.
m. and 3 p. III. Rev. ). w. Creasey,
Minister.
The Salmon aud Redrock coach
came In Monday drawn by six horses.
IL reminded one OF early days on the
old Overland stage route.
Pete GERMAN has purchased a
newly discovered pf0psect owned by
John Gonler near the Hot Springs
for fair cash consideration.
Mrs. Thos. Gfooms and Miss Eng.
land. OF Gilmore, have been In town
for several days during the week en-
joying themselves In the dental chair.
Mrs. Cooper and little dugbter al
rived In Salmon last week, where she
waited for Mr.. Cooper, who Is fore
man at the Singiser mine, to meet
them.
r.. u. Randolph. OF Arnett creek
was In the city to meet his father
who tame In from Michigan last
Tuesday, to make his future home In
this county.
II. q. Johnson, who has been en-
gagged In mining near Junction for
the past six week returned to Sal
mon Monday to have an injured hand
treated by the doctors.
II, g. King, president OF the First
National bank, purchased the Box
well residence In brooklyn last week,
the consideration being about 81 800
This Is one OF the finest residence
properties In Salmon.
Miss Della Mahoney, who has been
visiting with friends here In the city
returned To her home at Leesburg
Friday morning. Miss Mahoney at
rived here from Salt Lake Tuesday
OF last week where she had been at
tending school,
Miss Flossie Davis and Miss Bertha
Brooks, OF Lltchheld, Minnesota
arrived Friday 10 spend the summer,
The former Is u daughter OF Mrs.
Swan and the latter her niece. lialdy
Martin brought them In from Red
rock with private conveyance,
The local mine operators are send.
Ing to Bate and other outside points
for men TO carry. on operations.
There Is work for 100 good rock men
In the new miues OF this district.
The progress OF development Is re-
tarded by the scarcity OF skilled
labor.
II YOU have not already done SO
call at The Recorder ONCE and get
acquainted with the new manage.
ment. We would he pleased to meet
whether they ac Of our political
faith, supporters OF the paper or not
The fact thau they are interested In
the uphuilding OF the county and
make this their home, Is all sufficient.
Miners who have been over the
route recently, informs The Recorder
that the road to Leeshurg Is In a
horrible condition, In fact is alnost
impassable for an empty vehicle, let
alone load OF supplies. In some OF
that territory they are beginning to
haul their freight from Mackay, that
should naturally 20 through this
place were the conditions favorable.
There Is a disposition Ia lay the
blame upon the county commission.
ets, claiming they are derelict IN
their duty In not having the road
placed In passahlc condition.
4 letter 20 Atty, II. g. Rcdwin,
from Hon. j. +. Clough In California
reports the ianily IN excellent
health In the letter be speaks o.
the earthquake ruins and says thai
he never viii forget the desaStatio,
aud never desires 10 see another sucl
sight. lie speaks Of the calamlt,
as one Ot such magnitude that 4
wlll take years 10 recover trom. Mr.
Cough Is in the chicken business an,
says the catastrophe will effect hi
business TO a large extent so far a
the climate is concerned, he aud Mrs
Clough are well pleased.
Not II as Rich As Koeksieiier.