The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-10-03


Foot, came In Tuesday for short
visit with bis family.
william Manuel, OF Fourb OF July
creek, vas In our city for couple OF
days the past week.
We invite all who need a hat TO In
spect our stock before you purchase
one. Clayton Millinery.
Are you looking for an investment
that will make you money The Lem
hi Realty Co. can suit you.
George w. Noble, OF Noble, was
transacting business mere for couple
OF days the first OF the week.
Percy and George Anderson and
Fred A. Barber, all Of GibbnsviIIe,
we're over Sunday visitors here.
FOR SALE-Parlor cook stove
for either coal or wood. viii trade
for wood. Inquire at this Office.
Our new shapes are here and we
invite you to come and see them be-
fore you select hat. Clayton MIL
linery.
\ Jesse Lee left for Evanston, Illinois,
Monday, where he viii take course
10 veterinary surgery during the
winter.
L Children and babies are especially
invited to see the new hats and BON
nets at the Clayton Millinery store
Saturday.
H The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Pres
byterian church meet this afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. Blake. A good
attendance Is desired.
The members OF the Relief Corps
are to take an outing tomorrow at
the Hot Springs. The ladies are an
ticipating a pleasant time.
n A son, Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. q. Mann,
accom- panied by his wife and chill
dren, arrived here last evening for
an extended visit at the parental
home.
H A. G. Draper, who has been at
Redrock for several months past, re-
turned here Tuesday. We under.
stand they are getting things into
shape to start up the Touring mill In
the near future.
George II. Monk & Co. extend a
most cordial invitation TO the ladies
OF Salmon to visit their store Satur-
day morning and see their display Of
millinery goods. Their selections
are superb. and cannot help but
pease the ladies'.
Surveyor +. II. Bacon, who has
had charge OF the surveying party
for the past nine months, was In
town couple OF days during the
past week. AS usual he Is as mum
on the railroad question as the pro-
verbal oyster.
Messrs. A. III. Hibbs, Manager Of
the Meyers Cove mine and ii. X.
Cline, one Of the stockholders, came
In from the mine Tuesday accompan-
led by Paymaster Mckinney. Mr..
Hibbs and Mr.. Kline have been In
specting the mine.
There Is To be match game of
base ball at the tracks south OF town
next Sunday afternoon between a
local nine and the railway surveyors.
The game Is to be called at 2 o'clock
sharp and 10 Is safe to say 1t will be
holly contested game.
Prof. Hagen Is becoming acquaint-
ed with the routine work In the
stage Office and viii take A. j. llern-
don's place while he Is absent on a
months visit at his old home at
Lebanon, Missouri. Arch expects
to leave the last OF the week.
John j. ellison, OF Gibbonsville,
and George w. Peck, OF Fourth of
July creek, came up Sunday and Mon
: day perfected arrangements to 20 to
Boise to enter the Soldiers Home for
the winter. They left on the stage
Wednesday morning for Boise,
Messrs. Raymond Chester and Chas.
Fields, Of Spear, Penn, arrived here
Tuesday. MIR. Chester Is director
OF the Tin boy Mining company and
stopped over to see how the affairs OF
the company were progressing.
These young men are ON their way
to California.
DR.. kimble and wife expect tC
leave the first OF December for south,
err California, where they will spend
the winter The doctor has throat
trouble which he thinks will be ben.
efitted by change to a warmer
climate. They expect to returu.here
next summer, however.
IL. Kelley, gentleman from yir,
ginia City, Montana, was an all
In the city the first of the Wet r
has rented the Wentz bull
Main street and will op1ul "a