The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-06-28
CARMEN NEWS.
Observation-Disclosures

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Ray Dryer was at Carmen last Sun
day.
". W. Slavin is marketing oats at
Salmon.
Arthur Burk was recent visitor
at Carmen.
Mrs. II. II. Dahle Is some better at
this writing.
Or. Whitwell made a professional
call here last week
John Webb is holding down a job
at Indian creek mines.
Henry Grieber has gone to Oregon
on prospecting trip.
f. w. Nieman, of Boyle creek, was
at the hub last Saturday.
John Rothery, who was hurt some
time ago is slowly getting better.
There will be a good crop of fruit
both tame and wild in this locality.
There will be no kind of celebra-
tion at Carmen this Fourth Of July.
Mrs. John Long returned home
from North Fork on Monday of this
week.
Mrs. f. ". Nieman and Mrs.
Mulcihy visited in this vicinity
Sunday.
We learn that the sawmill on Car
men creek is turning out some good
lumber.
Charlie Webb is marketing some
fine strawberries from his Wallace
creek ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wheeler were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bowler
last Sunday.
b. f. Golliher and Charles. Temple
are working at their mines on the
Moose creek road.
Rev. +. b. Bonner will preach at
Carmen next Sunday. A good at
tendance Is desired.
Miss Grace Kerr Is assisting Mrs.
II. Il. W. Nieman of Big Flat, with
her household duties.
Will and Tuhurstan McCracken
have taken positions with the Dredg-
ing Co. on kirtley creek.
Several OF our ranchmen have bond
ed their ranches to the drede ing Co.
for prospecting purposes.
G. Fl. Reynolds and wife of Fourth
OF July creek, were Salmon visitors
on Monday of this week.
The range is splendid and cattle
are In prime condition, owing to the
copious rainfall of this season.
win Mann Is seriously i'll at his
bather's home Oh Wallace creek, with
fut little hopes of recovery.
f. McCracken says he has never
sanctioned the giving Of dances for
the benefit Of the school at Carmen.
! Mrs. Nancy Long, who is visiting
her daughters Mesdames Rose at
North Fork, Is some better we learn.
Haying will soon begin with fine
crop to harvest, but the main hay
crop cutting will be later than usual
The first issue Of The Recorder un-
/ der the management OF the new edi-
tro was pronounced good 10y our
people.
Rex Williams, the hustling young
book agent, passed through Carmen
Sunday en- route to his home at Red
Butte.
Mrs. 2, Mckinney and Miss Cassie
also Mr.. iludkins and wife took i'm
the dance at Carmen last Friday
evening.
Rev f. II. Robinson preached at
Red Butte last Sunday at . o'colck D.
m. Seven of the Carmen people at g.
tended the service.
Dan Coles is delivering a fine lot
OF cedar posts on the ranch OF Z. s.
Edwards. They will be used TO
fence Mr.. Edwards ranch.
A letter from Mrs. VIM. J. Hoffman
received Monday, states they ar
rived Mt Kansas City safely and Mrs.
IL. was feeling no worse, all things
considered,
Will Il. McCracken Is home from
Campbell college. after an absence OF
about two years. lie notes many
improvements in Lemhl county dur
ing that time.
l.. r. Jones Is moving to the Han.
ey ranch on Boyle creek which he
lately bought, and John McCracken
can sing 30 how happy is the man
who keeps bachelor hall"
David Pierce Is visiting with his
friend j. h. Fisher, Of Carmen. Mr.
Pierce expects to leave soon for the
Soldiers Home and perhaps Mr.,
Fisher will 20 with him also.
Mr.. Oleson hired a horse last week
Of a Salmon livery man to ride mn in
the bill on Carmen creek. After get.
ting near his destination he tied the
horse to tree, but on returning he
found his horse had committed Sui.
eide 10y pulling back on the halter
and breaking his neck.
A petition is on file with the 90
Supt. asking the commissioners To
divide school dist. Ia and make
another new dist. IL this is done
1t will greatly damage the educa-
tiona interest OF this vicinity as il
Will always take heavy special tax
each year to carry on the schools of