The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-10-17

the lgou ranch on upper Cai
creek of typhoid pneumonia, so u Is
stated. He is said to be 50 seriously
m that bis brother, who was over III
the Three Forks country huntine'
WAS sent for. He arrived home yes
terday morning, having come the en-
tire distance without taking any rest
Preaching in the First Presbyter-
ian church next Sabbath at Il a. H.
and ! 30 o. m. Text for the morn
Ing, "For the love OF Christ con-
strainetb us" 2 Cor. j;1i. Evening
text Acts ~ :23. Christian Endeavor
meeting at Gas. All are cordially
invited to attend these services.
Alex. Waite, Pastor.
The Tin boy Mining Company
closed the deal the last OF the week
for the Sims property, and made "a
large payment the last OF the week.
This company is now working TINS
property In a small way, but as soon
as arrangements can be made 10 put
In trans and make other improve
ments a large force Of men VIII be
employed.
This morning County Commission
er John Long presented his resigna-
tion to take effect at once. For
some time Mr.. Long has had poor
health and expects to spend the win
ter with the Salmon colony at Pacific
Grove, California, and does not ex-
pect TO return until spring. lie ex-
poets to leave for California next
week.
Harry Kelley, tile tailor, Is pre-
pared to do all kinds Of work In tall.
oring. Suits made to order here for
1885,, suits from the east $40 and up.
In all cases dts are guaranteed. Mr..
Kelley also makes ladies' tailored
suits, and ladies tailoring liz all its
branches. All classes Of work guar.
anteed to give satisfaction. A lady
always present to do fitting for lady
customers.
The Recorder notices from the Pc.
atello Tribune that Owen Kerr. son
of W. l.. Kerr, of this place, Is gain
ing considerable notoriAty as one Of
the champion foot ball players with
the Pocatello Academy team. In
a recent game with the Academy
team and Idaho Falls the game stood
33 to nothing In favor of the former
Owen occupies the position OF right
half in the team.
The board OF county commissioners
were In session for three days this
week, completing their work and ad-
journing yesterday. In addition to
allowing large number of bills, and
granting three liquor licenses they
granted the Shoup estate the priv.
lege of using the highway to erect
telephone poles. They are contem-
plating building telephone line to
the ranch seven miles southwest of
town.
DR.. W. G. Whitwell and A. J. Mac.
nab left Tuesday morning for Poca-
tello, where The former goes as Grand
Master of the Masons of Idaho, and
the latter Tor visit with a daugb.
ter The Masons Of Pocatello formal
ly accepted the silver trowel which is
making a tour of the world, and as
Grand Master, the doctor was urged
to be present. This trowel is sent to
only one lodge of each Jurisdiction,
and 1t Is considered quite an honor to
receive 1t.
q. Il. Wegele and wife, who have
been stopping at Leesburg for the
past month looking after their in
terests In the Gold Ridge Mining
company, passed through town Tues.
day evening on their way to their
home at Horton, Kansas. From
Leesburg p'rties we learn that they
started up the mill, or five or the ten
stamps, but found the water power
was not sufficient to run the mill at
its fullest capacity. There is less
water In the streams now ttan at
any other time of the year.
Gov. Claycomb and J. f. Kelley,
who have been supervising the cree.
tion OF mill during the past sum.
mer on the Black Eagle property In
the Yellow Jacket country, passed
through town the last of the week on
The way to their home at Joplin, Mo.
Ihey stated to a representative of
The Recorder that they had their
mill enclosed and a portion of the
machinery In position. but would
close down operations until NEXT
spring. They expect to return in
Aprtl when the min will be complet
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