The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-05-09
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Lie Stroud and wife left the first
OF the week for the Junction, where
they will spend the summer on their
ranch. The Recorder family will oc.
cupy the Stroud residence property
In Brooklyn during their absence.
NJ. A. Chandler leaves this week to
spend couple Of months In Lees.
hurry to work some placer ground
which he owns. They have no water
on the claim, and can work the
ground only during the season Of
rapidly melting snow.
Frank l.. Plummer, OF Minnea polls,
MINI, whom The Recorder stated
was here looking for location. for
the practice Of law has concluded to
locate here, so we are informed, and
will soon be In a position for the
practice OF his profession.
DR.. II. +. Kimball, the new dem
list, has secured commodious quarters
upstairs In the Brown block and Is
having them neatly arranged for bus
iness. DR.. Kimball comes highly
recommended and no doubt will do a
sion.
Willis smith, an old time settler In
the Salmon River country Is lying
vety low at his rooms In this city,
with not much hopes OF his recovery.
Added to the fact that he Is quite
old and that he has not taken care
OF himself makes his chances to get
well extremely doubtful.
The Mothers Club met Tuesday
with Mrs, Jesse Lanesdorf, In recu-
lar session. The next monthly meet
Ing of the club will be with Mrs.
Homer ChafYee, when the regular
election OF officers will take place.
For this reason FUN attendance 10
desired at the next meeting.
Mrs. Mary Wood completes n very
successful term OF school In the North
Fork country and Is expected TO re.
turn home today. She has taught a
four months tern, teaching Satur.
days In order TO complete the term as
soon as possible. The patrons Of the
school speak OF Mrs. Wood as school
teacher In the very highest possible
terms,
Chas Voeler came down from Gil
more the last OF the week to 10 to
work at the Tin boy Mine. He says
the Gilmore property Is on the boom,
but the weather Is very dlsagreeahle
In the upper country yet. He thinks
the railroad Is assured, and has great
faith In the Gilmore and Birch creek
country as the great mining country
OF the state.
A reception TO Rev. Bonner and
wife was held at the pleasant home
Of Mr.. and Mrs j, l.. Morgan Friday
night OF last week. The reception
was held under the auspices OF the
Ladies' Auxiliary. The many friends
of Mr., and Mrs. Bonner were in at.
tendance, ana II proved to be most
pleasant gathering, with the excep-
ton OF the sadness felt over the de-
parture OF these young people. A
nice luncheon was served by the
ladies TO the guests,
Accident is like fire insurance,
when IL Is needed Il Is needed very
bad. At least Writ Martin is OF this
opinion. At the tin,e Writ was SO
badly injured some months ago he
was carrying accident insurance In
the Woodman Accident Assn. OF Lin
coin, Nebraska. AS result Of the
accident he was laif up four weeks,
and received notice last week that
his claim for four weeks had been al.
lowed, and as result received check
for $40. While this smount does not
compensate for the injury received.
yet 1t undoubtedly went a long way
toward buying few necessities while
he was unable To work.