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

Harry White and wife we're pre-
sented Friday with twin toys. One
Of the children did not live but a few
hours, but the remaining one is said
TO be getting along nicely.
Over the grapevine route we learn
that the Stork stopped during his
tight over the country and left boy
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Frame
Wilmington, OF Baker, FRIDAY morn
Ing OF last week
Names Of pupils who passed the
eighth grade state examination given
In May. Frank Cannon, Gibbons
Vile; Albert Reese, Gibbonsyille
Nellie Taylor, Gibbonsyiie; Mabel
Lee, Salmon; Laura Ellis, May.
A deal was closed the first Of the
week whereby G. T.. Bolton disposed
of his Nortbfork rauch to Peter
swan. Mr.. Bolton went down TO the
ranch Monday afternoon to remove
his belongings. We did not learn Of
the consideration.
VIM. Fisher, contractor OF Ogden,
was an arrival here the last OF the
week. lie Is the contractor who
built the McNntt building, and came
here to fgure on the erection OF the
First National Bank building, upon
which work will begin soon.
Mrs. Alice Mahoney and son Mari
on. OF Leesburg, passed through town
the first OF the week for Salt Lake
City. Miss Della Mahoney graduates
from the Collegiate Institute this
year, and they 20 TO be present al
the graduating exercises.
j. T.. Boss and wife came dowr
from the Junciton Tuesday. Mr.
Boss only recently returned from ar
extended Eastern trip. Mr. Boss
seems to think there Is no question
but what the upper country viii gel
railroad this summer.
G.. p. VENT, who resides nea
Crecent City, California, arrived
here Sunday for visit OF few
weeks with his brother, George &
Wentz and family. Mr.. Wentz made
months visit here some seventeen
years ago, and many made his ac
quaintance at that visit.
During the past week The Record
err has been getting out some station
cry for Isaac Stevens, advertising his
ejecting penholder. The penholdeI
Is patented, and is not only a nov
city, but Is a very useful article. We
predict that Mr.. Stevens will make
snug little sum out OF his invention.
James Barracks, formerly OF this
place, but now located at some point
In Alaska, engaged with his father
In handling mining machinery, ar,
rived here the last OF the week for a
couple of weeks visit with relatives
and old time friends Mr.. Barracks
has been east buying machinery, and
Is now on his return trip to Alaska.
Rev. Waite and wife arrived here
Friday of last week and occupied the
pulpit at the First Presbyterian
church both morning and evening.
Rev. Waite Is a very pleasing pulpit
speaker, and preached most practical
sermons. They have moved into one
OF the Brown brick cottages in Brook
Ign.
One OF the most successful dances
held at the opera house for many a
day was the one given by the Daugh-
tiers OF Rebekah Friday night of last
week. The function was largely at
tended and Is said to have been Il
most enjoyable occasion to the guests.
We understand the exchecquer of the
lodge Is enriched by a hundred dollars
ut least.
During the past week there has
been large gang clearing out the
Leesburg road Some heavy drifts
on the top of the hill had to be dug
through. The boys who have come
down from the work show the effect
of the hot sun and reflections on the
snow. They not only have good
coat OF tan. but are shedding their
skin.
In the church announcement II will
be seen that the |. O. O. Il. memoir.
ial services will be held Mt the Epis.
copal church next Sunday morning.
The members OF the Odd Fellows and
Daughters OF Rebekah are expected
to meet mt their hall at 1880 and
march In u body TO the church, where
Rev. Creasey will conduct the serv-
ices. Both orders will conduct the
services OF decoration in the after
noon.
Mesdames McCaleb and Whitwell
left yesterday morning for Dillon
They viii be Joined at Suniield 10y
Mrs. Thos. Yearian, who viii accom-
pany them. They will all visit with
relatives at Dillon tor several days
when Mesdames Whitwell and Yeari-
an win go to Lewiston to attend the
meetings of the Grand Chapter OF
the Eastern Star. Mrs. McCaleb will
Il visit two or three weeks with her
son Hugh and family at Dillon.
4 c. n Bolton completed his work at
the Tin boy mine Friday night. Mr.
Bolton has been supervising the cree.
tion OF the mill, which has been in