The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-27

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the estate OF Nels Funston, who
died about year ago. The young
mar Is a nephew VI the deceased
and NJ Andrews is the admins
traitor Of the estate.
There should he good representa-
tion from every part OF the county
next week H. attendance at the races
which will take place In this city
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Good purses have been raised ard
undoubtedly some good horses VIII be
on the ground. The Recorder has
been requested to inform the public
that the races will be conducted on
the square. aud not skin game as
has occurred once or twice In tie
past. We have every reason 10 be-
/ Iieye these races will be conducted
squarely and the horses will run for
blood, and til, best one carry of the
prize.
Delegates tO today's democratic
convention began TO arrive from the
outlying districts Tuesday night and
kept coming In yesterday until the
hotels were pretty well crowded last
night. At the time Of going to press
the delegates from near town we're
arriving 50 that the indications are
that this will be the largest as well
as the most enthusiastic convention
ever held In this city. So far as we
have talked Nth the delegates the
evident desire Is TO put up the best
and strongest ticket possible. With
the exception OF one Office, there are
two or three candidates for each po-
sition. but the feeling among all Is
to put the best fitted as well as the
strongest men without playing any
| favorites.
| The Redrock telephone line was
connected with the Bell telephone
7 lines at Bedrock the first of the
week. Heretofore all messages for
towns the other side OF Bedrock had
TO be repeated, but now IL Is possible
TO sit In your homes, II you have a
local telephone, and talk anywhere
! In the United States wherever the
Bell company hasa line, and there are
but few points where this company
cannot give us service. The first
message that went over the wire,
after II was connected, was from the
writer, sending greeting to the edit
or OF the Tribune at Dillon. 1t will
be but a few weeks at the most until
the local system will be completed
then we can sit In our offices or
homes-and call up Salt Lake city or
New York CITY. II We have the price.
The japanese party at Anderson's
opera house last Friday night was
largely attended, and a most pleas
ant affair, The party was given by
several young men of the town, who
spent considerable time and money
In decorating the ball for that occa-
sion. The room was lighted by over
forty Japanese lanterns, whose mel
low light made the other decorations
most pleasing indeed. The music
for the occasion was furnished by
plano and planola and 1t was kept
In constant use until the wee small
hours Of the morning. Delicious
punch was served to the guests by
Mrs. Wood. About midnight a de-
lightful luncheon was served by Mrs.
Turnbull and Miss Little. Taking 1t
all In all 1t was most delightful
affair, and one which was enjoyed to
the fullest extent by the guests.
Sheriff NJ, W. Stewart and wife
were called upon Sunday morning to
mourn the death of their -four.
months-old daughter, The little one
had been sick but couple OF days,
and all was done TO preserve the life
Of the babe that could by science and
human hands, but II was decreed by
the Supreme ruler that Its life was
finished upon this earth. This child
was the tirst and only one that has
blessed this home and It's death
comes as an specially hard asliction.
Its lie was short but long enough to
enter into their hearts, and will be
deeply missed The funeral services
were held Monday afternoon from
thier home, Rsv. Bonner, pastor OF
tho Presbyterian church, conducting
tho services. The bereayed parents
have tile sympathy OF the community
In their great bereavement,
In an address TO the public by the
Golden Rule Store II will be seen
that this popular store mas been
transferred toa company composed
OF local men and local capital. The
capital stock Of the new incorpora.
ton Is ss5, 600, with a paid up capt..
al OF $4,000, The officers OF the
company are ;. A. Myers, president;
Thomas Kane, vice-president; Jesse
Lanasdorf secretary and treasurer;
NJ. q. Stile, general manager. The
above gentlemen as well us n. G,
Redwine, Judge Robinson. Wallace
Slavin and Mrs. NJ. q, stiles are al.
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