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

I Emerson Hill. OF Redrock, cane j
4 Monday with a couple OF men fror
} Duluth, Michigan, TO inspect th
Gold Queen property. We under
stand an eastern company are think
Ing of purchasing this property AM
these gentlemen came in to inspec
the mine.
The Salmon Silver Cofnet Band i
making preparations to give anotbe
concert Friday night, November Sth
This will be an entirely new pro
gram. and are making great effori
TO make this better than any previ
ons one The program will be pub
lished next week. &4
Mrs. Poppy has finally concluded e
give up the Lemhi Cafe the inst q
the month and will move to Redress,
where she has leased the hQtA -
that place. Mrs. Poppy has enjoyed
a very good trade since she has boeu
at this place, but she thinks sbe can
better her condition by mixing a
change.
Frank Rhemenklau, The taxlder-
mist. has some fine specimeris Of his
art at his place Of h0sinees- TIE
principal attraction is snoopo head,
which is being mounted. He has a
large number of mopptsip sheep,
deer heads and mountain Hons. TO
the tourist this place isa great at
traction.
DR.. M. l.. Puffer. of DeadwOOd,
South Dakota, was in the city Mon
day and Tuesday. He cane with the
expectation of locating at this place,
but learned that physician was
wanted at Challis, and left for that
place yesterday morning. He is a
most pleasant gentleman, comes with
the best Of credentials and will no
doubt build up good business In
Custer county.
b. +. Laws, recently of Pocatello,
arrived here the last of the week ex-
pecting to remain permanently In
this county. He has purchased what
Is known as the Bolton ranch, on
North Fork, and we understand he
Is looking around for other invest
ments. Mr.. Laws tells US that he
expects to set out a peach orchard on
this ranch and will 20 into fruit
quite extensively. He is very favor
ably impressed with the country and
thinks 1t has a great future before it.
LeEhi county spends enough money
every year to have fairly good roads,
and generally speaking, such Is the
case. One of the hardest roads to be
kept In order Is said to be the road
from here to Leesburg. From those
who have driven over to Leesburg In
The past few weeks, the condition In
which the road is this year is mat
ter OF much favorable comment.
they all say the road is as good on
6he other side Of the hill into Lees
burg as 1t is on this side. J. A. Fry
has charge Of the road and the trav-
slers are giving him great credit for
jhe manner In which he has attend.
I'd to his work.
George W. Benjamin and Miss Iva
Brown stole march on their friends
Friday night of last week. 1t was
hardly realized that they we're con.
''dering so important move until
'he report gained currency that they
we're man and wife. The ceremony
iook place at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Beers, Judge Steel otrici-
lting. The groom Is spoken of as
most worthy young man and the
oride is a most popular young lady
counting her friends to the extent OF
Der acquaintance. The affair was
Kept very quiet for few days, only
lhose who had access to the court
records were aware that such an i'm.
oortant event had taken place.
During the past week the U. p.
nine started up five more STAMPS.
winch they are running to their full.
'st capacity night and day. We un.
lerstand that they have 1850 tons OF
IRE on the dump, all the shutes fpD
'et the mill can hardly care for the
re taken out Of the mine. Stunt
lcbride states that they will put in
iectrlc power In the spring, as fuel
TOO expensive under the ruling of
ne forest reserve. The management
re undecided whether they will put
n plant of their own on Wallace
reek or buy power from the CITY
iant or the power plant to be out on
'apias creek next spring. This
line is opening up in fine shape and
re getting bodies Of ore opened nm
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