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

IDose WHO enjoy dancing should
not forget that there will be a dance
Mt Anderson's opera house tomorrow
night. The object Of this dance Is
for amusement. OF course, and to
raise money with which TO help de-
fray the expenses OF the races. which
will take place In this city next
week.
Court Is In session this week, with
Judge Stevens presiding. The first
two days OF court we're taken up In
listening TO demurers and assigning
cases. The criminal case against the
two young men who have been In
Jail for some time on the charge OF
stealing ore was brought up for trial.
Az the time Of going to press the
case was still on trial.
The last Of the week three wagons
came In from Bedrock loaded down
with tifty thousand pounds OF cement
and several bugeies trailisg behind
the wagons. Most OF the cement was
intended for the new I. o. O. r..
building that Is now being construct
cd. We don't claim TO be authority
on these matters hut IL appears TO US
that this Is an unusual large load.
The team was owned by II. Il. Pattee
aud J. W. Shook.
Mrs. Turnbull and Miss Little
have rented the rooms formerly occu.
pied by Mrs. Pattison as u millinery
store and will conduct a general bak.
cry, and viii open for business today
They expect to keep all kinds OF home
cooking on baud and viii be prepared
To furnish lunches as well. Special
attention will be- given to catering
for social functions aud dances.
These ladies have most enviable
reputation as line cooks, and will no
doubt have all the business they can
attend TO.
J, y, Boss, the mining man who
has been In the east. arrived here
Friday OF last week, accompanied by
his daughter. Mr.. Ioss visited the
old home OF the writer In central
Iowa during Ills absence and made
a number OF aequaintances among
some of our old-time friends. Upon
hts return his daughter Joined him
FROM Spokane, and will remain here
as his guest for several weeks. Mr..
Ross Informs US that several Guthrie
Center. Iowa, people win arrive here
next month for hunting trip and
may make some Investments while
here.
The drst OF the week couple OF
children we're brought TO our city for
treatment by our physicians, from
6ibhonsville. After the physician
was called II was decided that tue
children were suffering from d,ph.
iberia, aud they we're removed TO
house where they can be kept IN
quarantine until all dangertrom con.
tagion Is over. The disease was evil.
deatly brought into the country from
the big Hole country Ia Montana,
wherc II mas beeu prevalent for some
time, The disease Is In light form,
with tho chances decidedly In favor
OF II not spreading any farther.
In the Soda Springs Chieftain We
notice particular reference to Rev.
w. \. Coen who was pastor OF the
Methodist church at this place last
rear. Rev. Coen Is now pastor OF
the Presbyterian church ut Soda
Springs and Is evidently accomplish.
in1 much good ia his chosen work.
Inc church organization at that
point has been badly involved In
debt since isa5, hut Kew. Coen has
raised sufficient TO clear the indebt.
ednsss, and the people OF that bury
are very much elated over that tact.
The Article speaks very highly OF
Rev, Coen rs pastor aud business
man.