The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-20

l Ell Suydam. OF shoup, was trans
acting business here Tuesday.
Thos BARBER the mining man
from GIbDonsyille, was In our city Tor
a couple Of days the first OF the
week.
Mrs. s. A. Myers aud son left this
morning. for Colorado Springs where
Mr.. Myers will join them In the next
ten days.
For some reason or other the date
Of french's appearance in TINS city
has been changed from Friday even
inn September . to Saturday even
Ing, September 18th.
We understand that the vile OF
County Commissioner Long Is very
III at their home north Of the city.
II is said that her condition IS so
serious that IL Is feared that she VIII
not recovery.
There will be dance at the opera
house Friday evening OF next week
which will he under the auspices OF
the race committee. The proceeds
will be applied on the expense OF the
races which ara u take place In this
city Oct. /, 2, and 3.
a telephone message was received
here this morning from yellow
Jacket stating that sam Wyatt was
taken very sick there and he would
be brought TO Salmon. Mr. Wyatt
was on his way TO the Middle Fork
country when he was taken sick.
The Daughters of Rebekab held a
m ost pleasant session at their hall
last night. Allen Merritt and wife,
George Neither and wife and Rector
Creasey took the mysteries of the or
der. After the iDitiatory services
had gone through with a fine lunch,
con was served.
II. G. Horner, representative OF
the Daily Sentinel, OF Parkersburg
W. Va, made this Office pleasant
call while In the city. Mr.. Ilornel
was securing material for letter t.
his paper, relative to the conditions
In this state. We found him a very
pleasant gentleman to converse with.
Judge Stevens and Burnice G.
Brown6, his stenographer, arrived
here fom Challis Tuesday evening
aud will remain here until Monday,
I when court will convene in this coun.
!. ty. The Judge just completed short
term OF court In Custer county. We
+. understand there are only seven OF
eight cases, all of which are civil
q cases, excepting one, an the tenn
will be very short
' A quiet wedding occurred in this
Q city Tuesday night, in which Peter
g J. Barton, of shoup, and Miss Alta
II. Taylor, OF Ulysses, were the con
tracing parties. The wedding took
place at the Presbyterian parsonage,
I, Rev. Bonner officiating. The groom
Is a miner working at Shoup, and is
said to be young man of good char
/, acter. The bride Is spoken OF as a
most estimable young woman whc
will make Mr.. Barton Il good help
mate. The young couple win make
their home at Shoup
, Rev. Il. II. Robinson, who has
n spent the summer In this county,
leaves the FIRST Of the week to re.
sumo his studies at Princeton. Mr..
f, Rot lnson Is young man OF splendid
i natural ability and We predict that
!, he will be heard from In the minis,
:. try. During his sojourn here he has
made many warm friends who vii
. always hold him In grateful remem.
! brance He will occupy the pulpit
at the presbyterian church next Sun
day evening for the last time before
he leaves for his school work.
, September 9Th, at Ogden, Utah
occurred the marriage of Daniel Bar
4, nett, OF Sunileld, and Miss Mabe
= Wade. The groom Is a substantial
! young ranchman residing at Sunfeld
), aud Miss Wade was former resident
= OF that locality, but we understand
that In recent years she has resided
In Utah. Miss Wade is daughter
Of Daniel u. Wade, who Is vel
known here, and In fact the youns
= lady resided In this vicinity som,
u years ago The simple fact that tn,
young couple we've married at Ogder
: Is all the information The Recorder
possesses.
IL Is announced that Governo
Gooding will be In the city to max,
, medicine at the republican count,
:, convention, and will speak the sam,
:, evening, IL must be that the lona
: republicans are somewhat alarmed a
+, the conditions In this county or the,
would not have Gooding here ON TIN
s5th aud Congressman French tire,
II days atterward. We would ury
every den ocrat to 20 out and bea
y both Of these gentlemen. II the,
e have any arguments to advance VIII
?, the MormonS should continue to cou
!. ttol the affairs of the state as the
II have In the past two years, VI
u should hear II and II there Is an
IS reason Why they should continue I,
l. do So, We should hear that too.