The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-10-24

TIL. George Mckinney, paymaster
the Meyers Cove mine has been
town for several days attending
business matters.
There will he grand bal. give
at the opera house Friday night. Uc
tober Is. The music will be ful
nisbed by Hagen's orchestra.
DR.. Kenney was showing to hi
friends what can be raised In thi
country In the way OF large apples
The apple was Of the Wolf Rive
variety and weighed 70 ounces an,
was sixteen inches In circumference
Mrs. Ludwig Mogg, who has beef
visiting relatives In Colorado for sew
eral weeks returned home last week
Mrs. Mogg states that she had ;
most pleasant trip as well as pleas
ant visit, but she was glad To get
home.
DR.. Harris, the specialist. wbt
has been In the city for the past ter
days left yesterday morning for Chal
lis, where he expects TO remain fol-
three days. We understand the doc
tor treated number Of chronic cases
while here.
II The usual services In the First
Presbyterian church next Sabbath.
Morning subject, Power In Prayer. y
Text for the evening, "What think
ye OF Christ All are cordially in.
/ vited to attend these services. Alex
/ Waite, Pastor.
| W. +. McQuarrie, Of Denver, Colo.
arrived here the first OF the week ac-
companied by three gentlemen from
Fort Wayne, Ind. They left the
same day for Gibbonsville to inspect
the A. d. & N. property In which
they are interested.
There we're about hundred out to
the Methodist church last night to
hear the addresses of Prof. Axline
and Miss Belle Chamberlain. Their
addresses were along educational
lines and are highly spoken of by
those who were able to be present.
Owing TO the accident on the d.
vide Tuesday the stage was several
hours late yesterday. For several
months past the stage has been more
regular than the trains on the rail-
roads, and 1t seemed unusual to not
get the mail at the schedule time
Tom Graver, brother of Mrs. i.
w. Hannah, arrived here the first of
the week from California, and has
concluded to remain here perma.
nently. Mr.. Graver is an electrician
and will take charge OF the power
plant for the electric light company.
AT the last session of the county
commissioners provisions we're made
to have repairs made on the Salmon
bridge, and the contract was let to
Emigh & Bundy, who now have a
force of men at work on the struct.
ure. The bridge has been In very
unsafe condition for the past year.
Percy Anderson, Of Gibbonsville,
arrived here from Boise yesterday.
We understand he bargained for
place while In Boise and his mother
will move to that place In the near
future. Miss Edna and Miss Grace
are teaching near Boise and Mrs.
Anderson desires to he near her
daughters.
y. W. Haman has large sized
Teddy Bear In his window which is
the attraction of the little folks.
This Teddy Bear Is given to the boy
who sells the largest number of sets
of teaspoons. The result of the of.
fer has been that most of the little
boys OF the town have become trav-
cling merchants.
Ernest Long and wife, who have
been living on the Long homestead
for the past year expects to leave
within week or so for Kansas, |
where they will make their future
home. 9. II. Webb will move on the |
place for the ensuing year. Mr..
Long expects TO leave Tuesday morn
Ing for Pacific Grove, Cali, where he
will spend the winter.
Harry Kelley, the tailor, Is pre-
pared to do all kinds OF work 10 tall
oring. Suits made to order here for
49,. suits from the east so and up.
In all cases dts are guaranteed. Mr..
Kelley also makes ladies' tailored
suits, and ladies' tailoring In all its
branches. All classes of work guar.
anteed to give satisfaction. A lady
always present to do fitting for lady
DR.. Whitwell returned from Poca
tello tho last OF the week. The doc.