The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-19

X. G. No. next Thursday evening
Sept. 20. Important business.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. Holbert Wednesday. Sept.
18th. Mrs. Geo. Neither, Sec.
Hugh McCaleb and wife of Dillon,
came In the last OF the week for a
two weeks visit With his mother and
old time friends.
Owen and Miss Grace Keer left
Friday OF lsat week to take up the
studies at the Pocatello Academy, for
the ensuing year.
G. J. Ostrandef and wife to Geo.
q. Bentz. lots /, 2, Is, l6, block !,
Brooklyn addition No. q to North
Salmon, consideration 800.
Matt Davis, who resides above
Baker was brought to town Monday
quite Ill. He is not dangerous, but
he came to town to be more convent
ent for the attendance Of physician.
| A. good steady I4-year odd boy who
Is willing to work desires place
where he can work for board and
clothes and attend school. Anyone
needing such boy inquire at this
Office.
Allen Merritt and wife returned
from their Boise trip the last of the
week. While Allen went on business,
yet he seems to think he was amply
repaid In hearing Bryan, If for no
other reason.
| G. Il. ComstOck, who has been here
for several months looking after his
mining interests on Wallace creek,
left the first OF the week fer his
home at San Diego, Cali, where he
expects to spend the winter.
William Buggy made application
the last OF the week to secure en-
trance to the Soldiers Home at
Boise. As soon as the necessary
amount OF Red Tape can be complied
With he will go to Boise to spend the
winter.
| A realty deal was closed this week
whereby +. A. Preston became the
owner Of what has been known as
the Boxwell store property now &C.
cupied by the Golden Rule store. We
are informed that $500 was the
consideration.
Father Fuchs will hold services in
Browns ball on the last Sunday of
this month, Sept, 20 at 80 a. III.
sharp. Everybody welcome disre
CARELESS OF creed. There will be
enough chairs to accommodate the
faithful and strangers.
s. G. Mann and wife moved to
town the last of the week, and are
temporarily located In one of the cot.
tages In the rear of the Shenon
Hotel. Within few weeks they ex-
pect to move into one of the John
OSullivan properties on the bar.
J. p. Hughes, Supt. of the Bing-
ham placer mining interests at Glib
louisville, was a pleasant visitor to
our city the first OF the week. Mr..
Hughes has Leen with the Bingham
placer people for a good many years,
and came over here from their work
ing In Montana to look after their
interests In this county.
Capt, Macnab has large number
OF medals as crack marksman with
the pistol and rifle, whose value can
not be counted In dollars and cents.
He has now live awarded 10y the gov
renment for pistol shooting and one
for rifle shooting. He still has two
for pistol shooting, which were
awarded this year, making eight In
all.
Services IT, the First Presbyterian
church next Sabbath at II Il. m. and
1880 p. m. Morning subject, "Work-
Ing in the name of Christ. +" Text
for the evening 2 Timothy, 20 eff
we deny Him He also will deny us"
Sabbath school meets at 10 a. IN.
Christian Endeavor meeting at 6 :45
p. nj. All are cordially invited to
attend these services. Alex. Waite,
Pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Vaughn re.
turned here from Winnemucca, Ne
vada, Thursday OF last week. Mr..
and Mrs. Vaughn went to Winnie.
mucca about four months ago, but
seem better satisfied with conditions
In Idaho than in the sagebrush state.
Mr.. Vaughn will 20 to Gibbonsville
to look after some mining interests
he owns at that place.
Jack Cramer, who has mining prop. /
erty near the top of the main range
on kirtley creek, was in town yester-
day. He brought down the pelt OF
a Bay Lynx.cat which made it in.
terestiug for his only companion-his
dog. The combat took place some
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