The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-02-07

iHc IoIioWiUk uTc lle announce
ments for tha Episcopal church SER
vices; Sunday school at 10 o. m.
seriees at II a. m. and 7.30 y. m.
Service next Wednesday at 7. 80 ..
M, choir practice Tuesday at Mrs.
Kings at p. H.. $. W. Creasey,
Rector.
We learn that Mrs. Riley Cooper,
OF Baker died recently In Oklahoma.
Mr. and Mrs. Cooper went to Okla
homa In the early winter for an ex-
tended visit with friends, and the
lady died there. Mr.. Cooper and
daughter were expeced at their home
at Baker last evening.
H. G.. Ramsey, one OF the attend
ants at the insane asylum, at Black
foot, came Ia Monday and returned
the following morning having Alex.
Macdonald In charge. IL Is thought
that as soon as Macdonald gets over
the effects OF his recent debauch he
will soon regain his normal faculties.
Frank Lewis and VIII Eldridge,
who started for Nevada only got as
far as Salt Lake and returned home
Friday. When they got that far on
their way, the reports we're so unsat-
isfactory that they concluded that
the Salmon country was good enough
| for them.
The funeral services Of the Austri-
] an, Frank Davis, were held from the
house Saturday afternoon. The SER
vices were under the auspices OF the
Catholic church, both at the house
and at the grave. The services were
largely attended by his countrymen.
who reside In the valley.
Weather observers claim that the
usual rules OF the weather depart.
ment do not apply In mountain re-
gions. III this Is true, the old New
England rule concerning ground hog
! day may not apply either, but II 1t
does, ground hogs will be numerous
over the country from now on. From
the fact that u showed all day It Is
evident that he did not see his shad-
/ ow
The Methodist church services are
as follows; Sunday school at 10 u.
M, at II a. IN. the service will be
the reading of the general rules, or
dInance of baptism, and the com.
Gunlon service. All Of the members
OF the church. are expected to be pre-.
sont at these services. Epworth
League at $50 and at ! 80 the sub.
jeot will be''Ahab the man OF sin be-
fore Elijah the man OF God" j.
Allen, Pastor II
An order was received here yester.
day by Undertaken Pattison from
Fort LeUhi for csaket TO contain
the remains OF Uncle John Yearian.
We have been unable to learn any OF
the particulars OF the life Of the de.
ceased or of mis- death. We under
stand he was man OF ~ years of age
and one Of the early settlers Of the
county. The deceased was an uncle
of Mrs. whitwell.
Tuesday there was bad snow slide
at Ulysses which makes Il necessar Is
for the mail TO he carried by hosre In
place o; the regular stage. In getting
around the slide the day 10 fell the
driver hau one of his horses killed.
The slide is said TO be a hundred feet
wide aud forty feet deep. The Molly
Burton Mining company with the
assistance of the road gang are trying
J to get the road open.
George II. Monk and wife and Mrs.
Matt Stewart left Wednesday morn
INK for the East. Mrs. Stewart will
} accompany Mr.. aud Mrs. Monk as far
Z as Wichita, Kansas. where she viii
} visit at her old home Mrs. Monk
! win visit with friends at Kansas
City, and Mr.. Monk will visit ST.
Joe, ST. Louis aud other eastern
points to purchase their spring and
summer stock of goods.