The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-04-04

X. W. Lewis, bookkeeper for the |
Idaho Sc Oregon Mining Company,
left yesterday morning for some point
IN California.
WANTED-The Recorder wants
two cords OF good dry wood, for
which we are willing TO pay in the
coin OF the realm.
n. W. Mcbride took the coach
Wednesday morning. with Boise as
his objective point. lie expects to
be away for a couple OF weeks on
business trip. so we are Informed.
william Kadletz. Of Lembi Agency,
will move here the first OF next
month aud will occupy Mrs. Year
ian's property. 1t is said Mr.. kad-
letz will 20 into the blacksmith shop
with his brother, John kadletz.
Friday night OF last week Laura
WhitweIl and Alta fljbbs entertained
some forty guests at the nome OF ID.
and Mrs Whitwell. The evening
was devoted TO games add various
l
nouncing IL a most enjoyable even
Ing. Refreshments we're served To
the guests.
Spring Is now here and hot weather
In not far distant future. For the
sake OF health, the refuse collected
during the winter should be removed
from the back yards and alleys. This
Is especially true OF manure heaps.
Filth Is breeder Of disease and
every resident should see that his
premises are put In order.
Acbeen Morrow, son OF Purney
Morrow, who resided on the Pahsim-
arr some years ago, passed such an
excellent examination that, among
several contestants, he was awarded
Rhodes scholarship. The scholar
ship entities the holder to salary of
$500 per year, which Is ample to pay
the expense while attending Oxford
University. The young man is al
tending college at Moscow and is
making an excellent record.
In few weeks Judge Robinson
and wife will leave Salmon to look
for another location. AS yet they
are undecided where they will locate
but will visit various points in Wash
ington, Oregon, California and Ari-
IONA with a view of finding suit.
able climate and business 0pportun-
tiles. The Judge talked as IL they
might put In the next year In va.
cation, visiting relatives and old ac-
quaintances.
q. g. Gates, a cripple who has been
In town for several weeks, was run
In Sunday for icing found 10 an in
toxicated condition. His case came
before Judge Steel Monday, who as
sessed him substantial fine, giving
him until the next day to pay the
fine. The fellow claims to be cook,
but on account OF his crippled condi-
ton, takes many liberties which
would not he taken from one who
was physically strong. The judge
rightly gave him an opportunity to
leave town, which would be better
for the community than the payment
OF his line.
Editor Abbott must either con-
clude that he Is always on the losing
side or else he will come to the con-
clusion that he Is veiy small potatoes
In the community From the first,
almost, 1t was predicted that the
Citizens Ticket would win out by
least two TO one, but after he came
out so boldly and called almost every
body a rascal who dared differ with
his high mightiness 1t was fore
gone conclusion that his favoriLe
ticket would lose out four to one,
which 10 did. Ever since the writer
came in the field The Recorder has
been ON the winning sife and no
doubt will continue to do so as long
as Editor Abbott writes the slush for
the weekly mistake.
Some time ago the w. r. C.. voted
to give present to the member Sc.
curing the largest number OF new
members to the order during the
year. Upon Investigation 1t was
found that Mrs. William Anderson
was the one entitled to the prize.
At the regular meeting Thursday
night of last week the lodge present.
ed Mrs. Anderson handsome lodge
pin, which came to her as surprise,
as she was not until then aware OF
the fact that she had won the hon
ors. After the regular routine OF
business had been gone through with
committee composed Of Mesdames
Keuney, Blake and Bowen, served
luncheon. The event was a most
pleasant one to all concerned.
Under the new law the school cleo
lions In the future will be held the
first Saturday In April In place of
June, as formerly. 1t Is undecided
as to the provisions Of the new bin
and II is not known whether an cleo.
tion the coming Saturday win be
legal or not. However, we notice
| that the rail- for nm election Ia ont