The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-22

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the Eastern Star Saturday night. A
full attendance Is desired as some I'M
portant business will come up.
Col. Hunter and sou, OF Chicago,
arrived here Sunday to view property
interests. They are financially inter-
ested In the U. =. mine. They went
out to the mine the following day.
The little baby, OF which was made
mention OF In last weeks Recorder,
died Friday. The little one had not
the strength to live. yet IL made a
wonderous fight, considering its d.
miDutive size.
The Lemhi Hotel is being reno.
waited from top to bottom. All of
the rooms are being calcimine1 and
frightened up in tine highest art Of
the painters skill. J. J. Gaver Is
the master mechanic In charge OF
the work.
Elijah Stroud and wife and son
Tbos. came down from the Junction
yesterday to attend the Bruce funeral
and to look after some business mat
tiers. Mr.. and Mrs. Stroud will move
back to their residence here by the
middle OF the month.
George II. Monk and fanny, accom-
panied by Rev. Creasey and wife, ex-
pect TO leave the first Of next week
for ten days camping trip on
Fourth OF July creek. They are an
ticipating u most pleasant outing and
fishing trip.
We understand that Prof. Parsons
and wife have sent In their reslgna.
ton, which has been accepted by the
school board. We are also informed
that J.. II. HOIST has been employed
to take his position In the schools.
No doubt there will be some changes
made In the rooms.
DIR. Il. L. Hubbard and family re-
turned to their home In Salmon City
last Tuesday, after weeks visit at
the Yearian and Rathbone homes in
Dillon. They we're accompanied on
their return by Mrs. Elizabeth Year
Ian, who has been spending the sum-
mer here. - Dillon Tribune.
Mr.. Stanley, a representative of
the Butte Miner, came In Mon day to
look after the interests OF that paper
In this part OF the world. Mr.. Stan
Icy takes Mr.. Morgan's place, who
has been coming here for several
years. He seems to be very pleas
ant gentleman and Is meeting with
good success In a tusiness way.
Services at the First Presbyterian
church next Sunday at IL a. m. and
8 p. NJ. Morning subject: prayer"
evening subject "And the Lord set a
mark upon Cain" Sunday School at
10 a. M, Christian Endeavor meet
ing ut p. m. All are cordially in
vited to attend the services. Alex
Waite.
George II. Monk and family left
the last of the week, accompanying
their brother-in-law, II. p. Johnson,
to the Pahslmari country for short
visit with relatives. They win re-
turn the last OF the week. Mr.. John.
sons vacation expiring he win leave
for his home at Sandy, Utah, as soon
as they return.
The Episcopal church have re-
ceived their new pews, and they are
being placed In position this week.
This part OF the Improvements alone
viii cost a considerable over 800.
There can be an audience OF over $50
comfortably seated. Mating has
been laid In the aisles, the rostrum
extended. and other needed improve
ments made.
The Shelley Pioneer has changed
hands during the past week. ID. r..
Rybee has sold the paper to Don f.
Sanderson. Mr.. Sauderson is evil
IDENTITY a printer as we'll as an expert
enced newspaper man. The subject
matter OF the paper Is much changed
tor the better and the typographical
makeup OF the paper looks good to
the printer.
David z. Eldridge, the North
Fork fIuit man, was 10 town yester.
day with large supply OF fruit
which he was supplying the local
trade, He brought to this Office a
half dozen OF a new variety OF goose.
berries which are surely wonders as
To size. Five OF them placed In d
row Just reaches six inches. 1t /,
called he Industry variety, and are
wonder to the hottieulturists.
There win be no services at tn,
Methodist church next Sunday morn
Ing, but Rev. Allen will preach hi,
farewell sermon In the evening. TIL,
conference Is in session at Boise thi,
week, hut Rev. Allen was unable /,
be present. lie expects. however, I,
be given a charge. and soon as tn,
announcements ARE made will leay,
for his new feld, wherever that ma,
be. Rev. Allen and wife have no
been here quite year, but duriu,
their stay They have made man,
friends who will always hold them II
| most Kindly rememhrance nha-n,a.