The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-06-20


bis mother at her home at water
vile, Minnesota. The deceased was
81 yeats OF age at the time oil her
death.
NJ. T.. church notices are as FOL
lows: Sunday school at 10 a. III.
Preaching at II a. IN. subject "What
Is Memory. EpwOrth League at y.
NJ. Missionary entertainment al )
.. NJ. All are invited TO these serV'
Ices.
With Its last issue, the Salmon Re-
corder completed it's twen.y-hrst
year. Although We do not argee
with 1t politically, yet as local
newspaper we consider IL one OF the
best In the state. Montpelier Ex-
aminer.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will meet
tomorrow with Mrs. Kerr at her
country home, going out In the
morning. All those who wish TO go
will meet at the Presbyterian church
at 10 o'clock a. NJ. Remember, Fri
day, the 2lst-
The Ladies' Auxiliary, OF the Pres
byterian church viii have picnic
tomorrow at the pleasant country
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Kerr. Provi-
sions has been made To take the
ladies' out to the country, and they
are anticipating a most pleasant day.
Il A. J. Macnab has been appointed
vice-president of the Steunenberg
Memorial Association to receive
/ funds from those who wish to con-
tribute for this purpose. The object
| OF the association Is To raise $25, 200
/ for a monument TO be erected In his
memory.
4 At IA meeting of the directors OF
the Salmon City Il Western Tele-
phone company the following were
elected officers for the ensuing year;
w. II. Shoup, president and general
manager; George II. Monk. vice
president; George Meltzler, secretary.
company.
II Conroad Miller, whom The Record
er stated last week bad purchased
property In Brooklyn on which to
construct brewery, left Saturday
for the East to purchase the machin-
cry, and make the necessary arrange
ments TO put In the plant Mr.. Miller
Is from Telluride, Colorado.
The lecture at the Presbyterian
church Sunday night by Rev. Waite,
was fairly well attended Mr.. Waite
delivered very pleasing address, re.
lating many OF his experiences In the
missionary field In that country.
After the lecture collection was
taken up for the famine sufferers.
I 1t Is reported In town that Mer-
chant Benner, at Stanley Basin, COM
mitted suicide the last OF the week
by jumping In the Salmon river. 1t
Is said a hundred dollars reward bias
been offered for the finding of the
body. The man Is said to have been
In well-to-do circumstances.
The weather man has been getting
the cart before the horse for the past
ten days. Several days last week II
began to look as VI we were not tc
have any spritg, but was going to
continue through the year with just
old winter. The pleasant sunsbiny
days since Sunday are most agree
able.
Il @. Il. Bolton expects to leave the
first OF the week for Bisbee, Arizona,
for an extended visit with a daugh'
tor, who resides at that place. lie
says he may make trip to Old Mex
leo before he returns. He does not
leave with the expectation of re-
naming away from Salmon perma
nently.
i Mrs. W. 9. Whitwell, who went &c
Lewiston TO attend the Eastern Star
grand lodge, went from there &c
spokane and Occur d'Alene for Wis
IL with old time friends. She writes
that she has been having a very en-.
joyable trip. Mrs. Thos. Yearian, OF
the Junction, Is with her In hel
journey.
Prof. Owen and wife arrived here
from Los Angeles, Cali, the first OF
the week, and will spend their vaca.
tion during the summer here, with
Mrs. Ovens parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
N. l. Andrews. MIR. Andrews met
them at Bedrock with "a private con
veyance. Prof, Owen is professor
OF Greek In denominational COLLEGE
at Los A ngeles.
Some weeks ago The Recorder re-
ceiyed an advertisement from Chi.
eago firm Offering to sell mining
property. The proposition did not
look good TO US so we had letter
written them asking for their terms
for selling mine. AS we thought,
there was string attached to the
proposition, In the way of u. deposit.
We notice several papers In the state
have been carrying this advertise.
ment, but we would advise those
owning mines or prospects TO have
nothing to do with these people, as
we consider them fraudulent,