The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-03-21

The evidences OF an carry spIIhk
is Oh every hand. Robins and mead
ow larks are very common and even
the lawns are taking on green hue.
Miss Annetta Smith, Of Minnea-
polls, Mimi, was an arrival here the
last OF the week and will make an
extended visit at the home OF DIR.
Kenney. Miss Smith is sister OF
Mrs. KeDDey.
Shorty" Bradshaw has given up
the barber business for the season /
and will enter the employ Of placer
mining company at Gibbonsville. Al
Jinnegar has rented the Hotel Lem
hi shop, and will attend to the wants
of the former patrons.
Thursday evening OF last week
after the regular routine OF business
had been completed at the regular
meeting OF the w. Il. c., a most de.
| lightful luncheon was served. Mes
danes Truman Andrews. Mahaffey
and Ketbcum entertained the rest OF
| the members.
james Kirtley brings in the infor.
nation last night that the dozen or
more surveyors who have been work.
ling on the range quit work Tuesday
morning temporarily. They were all
suffering with snow blindness, and
we're forced to go down In the valley,
until they could recover from the
affiiction.
A considerable number have availed
themselves Of the opportunity to reg
lister. IL there Is another ticket
placed In the field 1t will be neces-
sary to file 1T before tomorrow night
at midnight. The interest 10 regis
tration is evidently due to the fear
that another ticket should be placed
In the field and desire to be 10 pc.
sition to vote 10 case 1t Is necessary.
The opera house was crowded to
, Its fullest seating capacity Tuesday
, night and fairly well filed last night
to witness the moving picture show.
The views were both entertaining
q and some OF them yer, amusing.
Bert Martin has been here so OTTER
that he enjoys large acquaintance
with our people, and he is very popn
; lar. His illustrated songs wer'
/. especially good.
I The lot OF the country editor l!
!. full CT trouble, as can be ascertaine'
by reading the reports OF meetings o
). the various editorial associations
= But for real grief, we have to 60 +
Poland. During an existence OF fiv
e years the editors OF the now defunc
Gornosazak spent four and hal
. years In jail and paid about CSC i
fines. What boots the quality G
;, boiler plate matter or the delinquenc
: of the Oldest subscriber In compal
= ison with such trials? These mus
be the men who loved their profes
n sion and who have furnished the tex
e for so many speeches that go wit
l. the cigars just before the cold gra
IS dawn.
s. We hear only the best of report
u from Gibbonsville and the Shou
~ country concerning the mining II
sr dustry for the coming season. A
10 the former place there will be sewers
!. placer properties work, requiring a
=, additional number Of men, and Il
~ quartz mines will increase the
VI working force. From present indies
lions Gibbonsyille will regain some
ne her past glory as mineral producer
as camp. 1t Is also said that quite
to number Of men will be put to VOL
Sc In the mines located in the vicini1
y. OF Shoup. Look out for the mo
he prosperous year all over the coun
st that has been experienced for nuI
lie Der of years.
There was change In the perso
," mel of the Lemhi Mercantile Cor
:" pany the last OF the week, this CO
y poration absorbing the Salmon Riv
I" Mercantile Company just recently @
y ganized. A large number of the o
, StUCkuOiucTS VI uuc oiu CouPouy i
gu firing, most of the stock being pu
y. chased by four of the old stockhol
"o ers and one or two of the new @
ganization. Judge Robinson, one
no the old stockholders, disposed of b
up holdings and gave up his position
IS Albert Amonson, who was one OF &
I'm largest investors of the new organ
as cation. We understand the Gold
". Rule store has been doing very 81
zee isfactory business ever since the col
ne pany was first organized and will,
I'm doubt, continue In the good graces
nd the people under Its present manas
'e. ment. NJ. G. Stiles continues
Ter general manager Of the business.
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