The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-06-13

During the past week r. A. res
ton resigned from the school ooaro as
secretary. There seems TO De some
friction among the members OF the
board. The county superintendent
appointed Or. Hubbard as member
OF the board to fill vacancy.
DR.. KimbalI was most pleasantly
sururised Yesterday by the arrival OF
brother frou his Michigan home,
and also a friend whose name we ola
not learn. Both OF the young men
seem disposed to try their fortune
for while at least In this part OF
Idaho.
Word was received here from the
friends OF Mrs. J. ID. Manfull that
the operation she had performed 1oI
throat trouble was not successful and
had to return to the hospital to have
another operation performed. The
many friends OF Mrs. Manfull here
hope she may receive the longed-for
relief from her difficulty.
IL you wish stationary OF any KIND
this Office is prepared to furnish IT..
We make speciality OF commercial
work, calling cards, and any kind OF
job printing. The Recorder Is the
best equipped office for artistic work
OF any printing office In northeast
Idaho. We use the best grade OF
stock, and charge only reasonable
prices.
The |. o. o. +. memorial services
at tn Episcopal church Sunday morn
Ing, were fairly well represented from
both the Odd Fellows and the
Daughters Of Rebekab. Rev. Creasey
Is himself a member Of the order and
preached a splendid sermon; at least
1t was very pleasing to the orders.
The decoration services were largely
attended at the cemetery.
Episcopal church services for the
week are as follows: Sunday school
at 10 a. III. Bible class at 10 a. IN.
Regular services at II am. and 8 p.
m. Choir practice Tuesday at s p
N. The ladies of the Episcopa
Guild will serve light refreshments
July 4th. Guild meeting at The
home OF Mrs. Church Thursday june
20, at 2:30 p. III. S. W. Creasey
Rector.
The Tin boy people have their mil
completed, the machinery located
and expect. to start up their machin
cry and make trial run the first Of
the month. The management az
well as many Of our local people lool
forward to this event with consider
able satisfaction. Some Of the East
ern people of the Tin boy company
are expected here next week to wit
ness the process of separating the
pure gold from the ore.
Realizing that few Of our rura
subscribers take daily paper and
that some take no other paper than
The Recorder, we have devoted a
considerable amount of space this
week to the Haywood trial, which
is going on In Boise We take 1t fol
granted that the people are very
much interested as to the outcome OF
this trial, and we aim to give both
sides, so that the people may be able
to form their own conclusions as tC
the guilt or innocence Of these par.
ties, regardless of what the verdict
may be. While there has been nc
evidence introduced by the defense
yet we make the prediction this early
in the trial that it will be a hung
jury. To give the evidence OF Or.
chard much weight 1t will be neces.
sary for the prosecution to have
strong corroborative testimony. His
past record Is of such a nature tina,
his testimony could not carry much
weight with an impartial jury, un.
less substantiated by reliable wit.