The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-06-21

+. W. Nieman and family, of Boyle
creek, transacted business here on
Saturday.
Morris Christensen, OF Forpey, was
In Salmon over Sunday. returning
home Tuesday.
Mrs. j. l.. Kirtley and daughters
and son Wade have gone To Custer to
visit DR.. Charles Kirtley.
Prof. Bancroft.and Eli.Minert were
raised In the same town In Wisconsin
and have many mutual friends.
A. G. Amonson, cattleman at
Lemhi Agency, was In town for a
couple OF days recreation this week.
S. r. Fleming ana wife and Mrs.
]. NJ. Williams and daughters, Of
Baker, were IN town Thursday on a
shopping trip.
Mrs. Senator Shoup has been con-
fined TO her room for several days
during the past week, but Is now re-
ported to be slowly gaining.
Mrs. Ralph NJ. Crane with her little
daughter, arrived Friday from Mis-
SCUBA TO spend the summer with her
parents, Mr. and MIS-. W. j. Bryan.
+. NJ. Pollard received an up-to-
date brick machine last week and
the work OF molding the material
for the big Salmon blocks will begin
without delay.
George bern, general manager OF
the Mercury mine, In Utah was In
this section the last Of the week look
Ing after some mining property, IN
which he Is interested
Mesdames Merritt Hannah and Nc
Bride drove up tn Baker Tuesday to
meet the stage and escort the AS
sembly District President OF the
Rebekah lodge to this city.
The General Arrangement Com
mittec OF the Fourth OF July cclebra-
Zion, will give grand ball on July
9th. general good time Is prom
ised and hearty invitation extended
to all.
Jack Cramcr has been In town dur
Ing the past week from his Cynosure
placer camp on Kirtley creek. He
left Tuesday with load OF supplies
He will open up his placer ground
this season.
Miss Matte Mott, who Is a teacher
Ia the Butte schools. Is In town this
week en- route to Challis. She Is a
guest OF Mrs. George Steel. Miss
Mott Is step'dughter OF +. j.
Clyde, OF CEallls, and a former resi-.
dent OF this city.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
Wednesday July II, with Mrs. Null
key. Those desiring to 90 To the
country please report to the presl-
dent, Mrs. N. L. Andrews. Place Of
meeting at the NJ. Il. church Mt |
O'Clock sharp a.w.
II Is reported on the street that
John Forney has opened up large
body Of copper sulphides In the Rat
tie Snake claim. This Is only one OF
the numerous rich strikes that has
been made In various parts of the
districts In the past few weesk
Little Ruth IIavemann celebrated
her sixth birthday Saturday after.
noon quite pleasantly to herself and
little ladies' of her own aye. The
little lady received large number OF
presents. from her guests. and the
little folks report very pleasurable
time.
Rev. Geo, w. Kennedy, OF the NJ.
T., church, returned Sunday from
bedrock where he went with his son
who has gone TO Spokane after spend.
ing couple OF weeks with his par.
ents. MI, Kennedy conducted scrv
Ices ut Eclesia Chapel Sunday morn
Ing and In Salmon In the evening.
Salt Lake, June II. --- From It's head.
quarters here the Oregon short Line
today announced that, beginning
july |, II will make It's passenger
rate thee cents per mile on all It's
main lines, Local rates on the
Union Pacific main line In Utah and
Wyoming will also be reduced TO
three cents a mile \ proportlonate
reduction will he made In Nevada
shich will amount to not less than
70 per cent from present rates.
The last issue at the Dillon Exam.
liner contained the following society
Item Regarding some of our Iemhi
valley ladies'; Mrs, II. n. Rathpone
entertained a large company q,
ladies Tuesday afternoon In honor OF
Mrs. Elizabeth Ycarian and Mrs.
/ I, PSeatt, at Salmon CITY, who ae,
vlsitirn IN Dillon, aud Mrs. F.. NJ,
learlan who has recently become !
resident Of this city. NeedlewotL
aud social chat comhined To make 4
delightful afternoon pass swiftly fol
the forty or more ladies' gathered 10
gether. Al the close OF the after
noon delicious refreshments were on
loyed.
L. NJ. Howell, president aud man
agcr of the Red Jacket Mining Com
many arrived bOre T,cp, "a. -.