The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-25


tanned and are fond OF music you
should attend the musical al tne
opera house Saturday night.
Neil McDevitt, who has been VS.
iting with friends 10 Boise LOT SUM-
weeks. returned home yesterday
Mr.. McDeyitt says be never saw
such excitement over politics as tnefe
is In Boise this fall.
@. A. Norton, the jeweiei' WIZ
was called TO New YORK staue
couple Of weeks ago, returned nome
the last of the week. Mr.. norton
states that he left his father much
better and 90 the rapid read 10 re-
covery.
The following are the services Tor
the Episcopal church for the coming "
week. Choir practice Friday at ''o
o. M, Sunday school at 10 a. III. SAP
l,atb morning and the regular sefv-
ices at II a. m. and 80 p. III. "A
cordial Invitation is extended To all.
George M. Dart, deputy shelif OF
Beayerhead county, Montana. came
IN Friday to take charge OF the pris-
oners which Sheriff Stewart arrested
on the charge OF borse rustllng. lie
left the following morning with the
,,yisoners for the scene Of their dep
rotations.
O. K. Kirkpatrick came In from
Leesburg Saturday evening aud took
the stage for Salt Lake City SUNDAY
morning. Mr.. Kirkpatrick went to
the city to take the Scottish rites OF
the Masonic lodge. He is one OF a
large class that take that branch OF
Masonry in that city this week.
The following services will be held
at the Presbyterian church Sabbath
Sunday school at 10 a. M, preaching
at II O'Clock. No services In the
evening. All are cordially invited to
attend these services. Choir practice
every Friday evening at 1880 In the
church.
The Sbenon Hotel opened up yes
terday with a turkey dinner attire be-
ing closed down for couple OF weeks
for some necessary repairs Tht
menue was most excellent one, ant
the guests were well pleased with TIT
entertainment. Mr.. Moore Is goot
landlord and looks after the wants o
his guests most admirably.
W. J. Huffman Of Carmen, was II
town Tuesday and made this office
= pleasant social call. Mr.. Huffma
. informs us that he expects to leav
the first OF the week to be gone sew
u eral weeks. He is going out to loo
!. up location, having sold his ranc
some months ago, and has Twin Fail
d as his objective point 10 view.
u Earl Stocker, the thirteen year oil
son of Robert Stocker, was throw
le from a horse and dragged consider
ii able distance Sunday, and for tim
1t was thought he was quite seriousl
G. injured. When the friends arrive
It where the boy was thrown he wa
II found to be unconscious, but wa
J. soon considered to be out Of danger.
II the people desire to have full
u competent man for county assesst
D. Mr.. Turnbull most assuredly will Il
TO the bill. Mr.. Turnbull is not only
ID man OF good sound judgment, but
Is Il fne penman and an expert accoun
ant. He Is reliable In every particl
4. lar and Is a most worthy man for IL
~ position.
" The quarantine restriction h;
% been raised upon the family of job
10 X. Achord and they left for the
home ut Gibbonvsille Tuesday. IT
Of children have entirely recovered fro
ne the attack of diphtheria with I
BY after bad Effects. Mr.. and Mr.
no Achord desire to extend their thanl
ly TO. the people of Salmon for the
rs kindness during their trouble.
e. Governor Claycomb, and wife, wi
40 have been looking after the develo
ut ment operations at the Black Gag
At mine for the past three months, lie
Y. Tuesday morning for their home
O. Joplin, Missouri. Mr.. Claycomb W
ut return early In the spring to superb
ce tend the construction OF the t,
stamp mill of which most OF Il
nj material Is now on the ground.
n From now on until the close of ii
On polls, George Steel. the candidate I
he probate Judge on the democratic
a ticket, will make an aggressive cal
be paign. The judge Is well known ov
OF the county, but it is sometimes ne
essary to renew old acquaintance
m. Mr.. Steel gave such universal sati
~. faction when he was probate jud
N that there Is not much doubt Of h
a, election.
ct p. j. Dempsey, the gentlemt
ID who recently came here to engage