The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-09

G. ". Noble, Of Noble, was In town
for couple OF days the first OF the
week. He returned home Tuesday
evening.
Mesdames VIM. Anderson, w. j.
Bryan, Della Hamilton and Ralph
Crane drove up to B0hannon Bar
Sunday for an outing.
Mrs. A. W. Pattison Is visiting
this week at the Noteware ranch,
seventeen miles East OF town, the
guest Of Mrs. Peterson.
". II. Hammond, one Of the big
cattle men from the Pahsimafi, was
looking after business matters here
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Services at the Episcopal church
next Sabbath are as follows: Sunday
School at 10 a. m, preaching at ii a.
m. There will be no services at
night. s. W CTeasey, Rector.
Vert Martin. who has been doing
freighting at Gilmore most OF the
summer, returned here the first OF
the week for a visit with his family.
Henry Minple, brother OF John
Ningle. who bonded one Of Jack
Cramer's mining claims. arrived here
the first OF the week from the East
and went out to the mine.
We understand that J. Fl. Hocken-
smith was taken seriously'ill Sunday
night, but at the time OF going to
press 1t was thought he was much
better and would soon be able to be
about his usual avOcatiOns.
Frank Lewis, OF Ulysses, who has
been spending the last week In town
awaiting some people from the east
received word that they will arrive
today. and will at once leave with
them to look over some OF his pros
poets at Ulysses.
/ Owen Rogers, whom The Recorder
reported as very dangerously i'll last
week, with not much hope Of recov-
cry. is said to be some better, as we
! 90 to press. While he is not yet con-
sdered as to he entirely out Of dan
ger. yet there are some hopes now OF
his ultimate recovery
The time Of the arrival Of the mail
from Bedrock has been changed to
two hours later, during the past
week Instead of arriving at II
O'Clock, as formerly, they now reach
here at O'Clock. or on the old sched-
ule. To get here from Midway, a
distance of thirty-fve miles, by
eleven O'Clock Is found to be too
much Of a drive.
The long distance phone from
Cbalis runs right through Pocatello,
and is In perfect order, yet it was
not known here who had been NOM
mated by the republicans until Fri
day evening, the Bird, when the Sal
mon papers were received Our del
egates when away appear to forget
the people at home that they are
anxious to hear the news. -Challis
Messenger.
II there are any heads of families
In the county that feel that they or
their families would be benefited
and enlightened by reading this
great religious journal, and have
more wood than they know what to
do with, they eau make "Swap" at
this Office. There will be times this
winter when good wood will no doubt
he the standard Of value; and in ad.
vance of that time we are willing to
make 1t the medium of exchange.
n. X. Woodwork and wife left
Wednesday morning to drive through
TO Shoshone, Idaho, a distance Of
about three hundred miles, the way
they viii have to 90. They so to
Shoshone to visit son, and will be
absent some six weeks before they
complete their trip. From Shoshone
they will go to Denver, Colorado, to
visit a sister and from there they
will visit another sister in the state
Iof Nebraska. Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
worth left anticipating pleasant
time during their absence.
The Recorder takes considerable
pride In the convention report which
we are able to give our readers this
week. The first reports OF the con-
yention, with the ticket nominated
was received In this city in a special
dispatch to The Recorder, and was
soon up In bulletins at this Office and
"eorRe Meitzler's drug store. We
merely mention this fact to call the
attention of the readers to the fact
thar The Recorder Is a newspaper
aud will endeavor to give the doinps
.ot the world to the readers while It
is news.
). +. DIX, cashier Of the First Ma |
tlonal Bank, Of West Minneapolis
Mimi. has heen in the valley off and
on Tor the past ten days looking for
investments or opportunities TO 90
into business. lie would prefer the
banking business, but rs this fold is