The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-11-14


We understand that the lire laddies
have engaged the opera house for a
Christmas ball. The boys are antici-
pating one OF the occasions OF the
year at this event.
i A small child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ar.
thur Wilmington who reside above
Baker died Friday night OF last week.
The interment occurred Sunday after
noon In the cemetery just south Of
town.
| Rollo Wells, cousin Of Mrs. j. i.
| Watkins, arrived here yesterday from
Kansas City for weeks visit and TO
look the country over. Mr.. Wells Is
In the real estate business In bis
home city.
| Alphabet Lynch and wife, OF
Butte, have been In the city for the
past week. Mr.. Lynch Is interested
In the Copper Queen as well as own
Ing other mining interests In the
main range.
/ Mrs. II. r. Crane and daughter
/ Iona left this morning for Chicago,
where she will join her husband.
Mrs. Crane has been here for the past
year visiting with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. w. J. Bryan.
| The Ladies' Guild requests your
subscription or renewal to the Satur-
day Evening Post or Ladies Home
Journal, for the benefit OF the Epis-
copal church. Leave orders with
Miss Josephine Ball or Miss Church.
! Mrs. Anderson and children left
this morning for Cotton, California,
where they will spend the winter.
william Anderson, who has been In
Cotton for some months looking after
his hotel interests at that place will
meet his family In Salt Lake City
A family by the name OF Taylor,
living In tent on the other side of
the river lost an eighteen months old
child Thursday OF last week. The
funeral services were held from the
Presbyterian church Friday after
noon, Rev. Waite conducting the
services.
A. d. Cameron, the yellow Jacket
mining man, was In town for several
days during the past week. Mr..
Cameron seemed to fear that the re-
cent panicy condition of the money
market OF the east might injure the
prospects for time, Of the opening
OF the old Yellow Jacket mine.
A nan by the name Of Thomas
Roach died at the Hot Springs Mon
day morning. So far as we are able
TO learn no one knCws the history Of
the deceased but he has worked
around the country for number OF
years. The burial was held Tuesday
afternoon.
The BohaDnan Far placer mines
have closed down for the winter and
Fred SchlegelTilch expects to leave
for Boston for the winter this week.
They have been having very sue
cessful run this season, as there has
been an unusual supply OF water.
The works will open up again In the
spring at the usual time.
Harry Kelley, the tailor, Is pre-
pared to do all kinds of work In tail.
oring. Suits made TO order here for
$36, suits from the east 500 and up.
In all cases tits 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
customers.
While other towns OF the country
are taking promise to pay for
money they have In the banks the
people OF Salmon are walking up to
the cashiers counter and getting all
the money they want. The only eff.
feet the rich mans panic will have
upon the industries of the Salmon
River country Is that there may ae
a lack OF money for the development
OF our mines.
The Recorder Is inforned that the
Mothers. Club has rented the room i'm
the McNutt building formerly occu.
pied by the county treasurer, for a
reading room. The room Is OF the
street and the surroundings are most
pleasant for this purpose. AS soon
as the room is furnished 1t will be
under the care of II. IL. Chase, the
hours being from two In the after
noon until 10 at night.
Many OF us are used to eating crow
In political sense, but tomorrow
evening viii be the tirst time any of
US have been privileged to eat baked
owl. In as much as the ladies' of the
Episcopal church are to furnish this
hountiful spread we are satisfied
that their culinary skill viii make
this most palatable dish. Those
VINO desire u change Ia diet can be
accommodated by being the guests OF
these ladies ut the court house.
Last week Stage Driver Colson
swore out information against the
man Kelley, who was within several
7