The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-04-11

John w. r. Ilsclomb, who went TO |
st. Louis last fall 10 spend the win.
ter states In a letter To The Recorder
that he will be in Salmon next week.
He concludes his letter by saying,
~ shall be glad t. get back TO Goo's
country"
District court viii convene the
first of the week, Judge Stevens Is
expected TO arrive here Saturday.
We understand there Is quite an ex-
tcnsive docket, but the jury has not
yet been empaDHeled and viii not he
until the IudVe arrives in the city.
J. p. Mckinley, OF Wheeling, West
Virginia arrived here the last of the
week as the representative OF the
stockholders IN the Rabbit Foot
mine C. r. Ilo!btuner met him at
this place and they left for the Rab-
bit Foot Monday morning.
George Mckinney, paymaster of
the Singiser mine at Meyers Cove,
came In Tuesday. We understand
they have been short handed at the
mine, and one of the special objects
Of his visit was to engage men. lie
says the wagon road over the bill Is
getting in bad condition owing to
the melting snow.
An infant cane to grace the home
of Tom Kane and wife Monday night. !
The little one will never become a
member OF the Mothers Club, but |
the time may come when IL will sue
coed his father as a member OF the |
board of village trustees, or may be |
democratic president In the years
to come
/ the following services will be held
at the Methodist church next sun
day: Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Subject for the service at II a. m.
"God calling man to service" Jun
Tor League at p. m. Epworth
League at .. n. Subject for the
service at s p. m. "a man IN tree
top. j. 4. Allen, Pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cockrell were
called upon Friday to MOURN the
death of their eighteen months old 1,
boy. The cause Of the death was
acute pneumonia. The funeral serv
Ices were held Sunday afternoon from
the house, Rev. Allen, pastor of the
Methodist church, performing the ,
last sad rites at both the house and
cemetery
Messrs. Sam f. Cary and Mont Col
well came over from Leesburg Sun
day These gentlemen state that it ;
showed for almost two days continu- {
onsly, about eighteen inches falling
DUNG that time. 1t has been good
many years since there has been such ;
a snow fall in the mountains. In I
many Of the camps the snow will
stay on until July no doubt.
William Anderson left Tuesday
morning for Cotton, California,
where he has hotel and large prop.
erty interests We understand he in
tends to close out his interests In
the California city as soon az possible
aud contine his interests to this city.
He tells us that he has two or three
offers for his property. but did not
close before he returned here some
weeks ago.
Judging from the number of
smudges to be seen over town every
night the people are beginning to
clean up their lots and burning the
refuse. The good work should go on
to the extent of paying attention to
the back alleys and hauling out the
manure and decayed vegetables and
the gatherings Of the winter. 1t is
necessary to the health that this
should be done.
We understand there an effort
being made TO ie-organize the local
band. The city owns full set of I
band instruments and there are quite
n number of old band men willing to
take hold II some one will take the
lead In the organization. A city OF |
twelve to fifteen hundred inhabitants
outSAf Val ohRH0ib btkdIil-
zation OF this kind. The band should /
be organized at once SO as to he ready |
to furnish the music for the Fourth |
OF July celebration which will surely |
he held In Salmon.
1t has been but few months since |
Emmett Il. Anderson started his |
cigar factory, yet he has had the |
pleasure OF witnessing constantly !
increasing trade. He has been try.
ing to gel a stock OF the manufact. |
ured article ahead SO they can sea-
son, but the trade has so increased |
that he finds this almost impossible. |
His brands have become exceedingly |
popular with the smokers aud is re.
ceiving orders flom all over the |
county, As yet be is not manufact- !
uring anything excepting a high
class OF Havana goods. but Is consid- I
ering the matter OF placing five
cent cigar on the market, and get
ting out Il couple new brands of high
grade cigars. In fact he now has or.