The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-27

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There is to be a wrestling match at
the opera house next Saturday even
ing bet ween Jack Sampson and Jim
Jennings, two local athletes. They
are both trained wrestlers and no
doubt 1t will Le an interesting ex-
hlbition.
The merchants OF Salmon seem 10
be unit In expressing themselves as
pronouncing this the best years hoi-
iday trade they have had since tbey
have been In business. This Is espe-
cIally true OF the confectionery and
toy trade.
1t will be only few days until we
can write It 1907, make all kinds OF
new resolutions and turn over several
new, fresh and bright leaves. The
trouble with the most OF US, how
ever, Is to keep the pages clean Until
we can write it 1908.
L. Thurman and wife, Of Fourth
OF July creek, took the stage here the
last OF the week, intending to go to
Salt Lake City. Mr.. Thurman has
been suffering with throat trouble
for some time and goes to have bis
throat operated upon.
The choir practice for the Episco-
pal church will be held at the home
OF Mrs. Monk Friday evening at 1880.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. and regular
preaching services next Sunday at IL
a. M. and I 80 p. N. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to all. S. W.
Creasey. Rector.
The residents Of the Big Flat have
Just completed new school house
and will christen the same by giving
a big dance on Thursday evening,
De. q. The best of music will be
furnished, good supper and fine
time guaranteed to all who attend.
Everybody invited
Joe Rand, manager Of the Big
Creek Placer, arrived here from
Chicago the last OF the week, accom-
panied by f. Il. Randall, OF the
windy city. Mr.. Rand was called
East late In the fall to attend a
meeting of the directors of mis- com
pany::
1 The services OF the NJ. T.. church
for next Sabbath are as follows
Preaching at II a. M, subject
, 1.-THE Races" In the evening there
"a will be sermon tor the New Year
i Sunday school at 10 a. m. and Ep
+. worth League at 8 80 p, m. A press
: ing invitation is given to all to at
:. tend these services.
y. No home should Re without goot
r. city newspaper, and these long win
IA ter evenings are when 1t is especial,
welcomed by every member Of thu
. family. Try the Salt Lake Semi
:. Weekly Tribune for 1907. 1t Is pub
!" lished twice a week, each issue con
!, tains ten or twelve pages, and 1t |!
sent to any address for 80 per year
Supt. Walker, of the Gilmore min,
II IL In town this week. We under
40 stand he Is here to secure other prop
m critics near the Gilmore property
Mr.. Walker has made success of the
= Gilmore property, and not only ha,
!. done large amount of development
work on the mine, but 1t has been ;
= good dividend payer while under hi,
management.
:. A. j. Macnah and J. II. Hocken
!, smith expect to leave the middle OF
next week for Pleasant Grove, Cali
= fornia, where NJ. NJ. Mcpherson /.
y located for the winter. They will
stop at Boise and witness the fun fol-
= few days OF the opening OF thu
=, legislature. Messrs. Macnab ant
~ Hockensmith will be out OF the cit,
y for couple OF months.
Tom Harvey, who left here coupl,
~ OF months ago to take his daughter
"a to California to place her In school
"a returned home the last of the week
n When Mr.. Harvey left here he wen
X with the expectation of remaining
!. the winter. but he found condition.
unsatisfactory. Mr.. Harvey says tina,
Al times are not good In California BY
n any means, and Is glad to get back.
II During the dark ana foggy days O
l. the past week or two the people o
d Salmon can congratulate themselve.
u ON having an accommodating electri,
u light company. Many OF the morn
inas 1t has been necessary to keel
u the lights going until nine O'Clock IL
Is rbe morning and start up again at
10 O'Clock In the afternoon. There hav,
e been several days when The Recorder
re plant could not have run over 81,
IS hours out OF the twepty-four had 4
not been for the kindly consideration
J. OF the needs OF the patrons
' Vim. Wegele and wife passed
through town from Ieesburg thi
n morning ON their way to their HON,
at Horton, Kansas. Mr. Wegele /.
the superintendent OF the Gold Rids,