The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-10-31


Ing for his old home 10 North Caro-
lima with his four motherless children
whom he will place with his rela-
tiyes.
Watt Waddington, former resi-
dent OF this section, but who has
been In central Texas for the past
two years, arrived here the first of
the week.
The Clayton Millinery wish to an
nOunce that they have received a
large stock of pattern hats and baby
bonnets. Call and see this stock be-
fore they are picked over.
Prof. Hagen has added to the band
one Of the latest Conquer comets.
As rapidly as the boys can see their
way clear TO do so they are adding TO
the equipment OF the band.
Tomorrow the Redrock stage line
will 90 on the winter schedule. The
roads over the mountains are getting
20 rough that 1t makes 1t too hard on
the teams to make the trip In one
day.
The dance at the opera house FRI
day night was not as largely ATTENDED
as Is usually the case. There we're
some twenty five couples present,
however, and IL was most enjoyable
affair.
Most OF the property owners are
laying sidewalks along the street up
by the Episcopal church. There has
been more sidewalks laid In that part
OF town during the past season than
there has Oh this side Of the river.
NJ. M. Mcpherson and wife and
John Long left Tuesday morning for
Pacific Grove. California, where they
will spend the winter. There will be
quite colony of Salmon people at
this popular winter resort this win
ter.
An adjuster for an Insurance COM
pany came In Monday and went to
Gibbonsville Tuesday to adjust the
loss on the A. ID. & M. mill. 1t is
said this mill cost 100 Thousand but
carried only ten thousand dollars in
surance
f. X. Abbott and DR.. Kimball
changed residence properties the last
OF the week. Mr.. Abbott moved In.
! to the property he recently purchased
, and DR.. Kimball moved into the
property occupied by Mr.. Abbott for
so Lany years.
j The Teachers Institute closed Fri
day. II was most profitable ses-
sion, and Is said to have been the
|, best institute ever held In the coun-
ty. The presence of Miss Chamber
lain and Mr.. Axline greatly added to
the interest OF the sessions.
Mrs. Harry Kelley and sister ar
rived here Friday from their former
home at Virginia City, Montana.
Mrs. Kelley was most agreeably sur
prised with the appearance of our
little city and evidently Is much
pleased with her future home.
1t was reported on the street yes
terday afternoon that the incoming
stage met with an accident Just the
other side OF Midway after dark last
night. There were only two passen-
gers on the stage and neither of
them received more than shaking
up.
, On another page can be found the
program for the band concert which
Is to take place Friday night of next
) week ut the opera house, This is
one Of the best programs which has
! been arranged for any previous con-
cert and will be well worth attend
ing.
The stone masons started to work
! yesterday morning laying the rock
walls OF the cellar OF the Langsdorf
building. A 1870 thousand kiln OF
brick Is being burned for the build
Ing, and everything will be In readi.
ness for pushing the building to CON-
pletion In the early spring.
Services In the First Presbyterian
church next Sabbath at II u. m. and
1880 p. IN. Morning subject, "Afllic-
tion." Subject for the evening,
salvation ready for the Sinner. /"
sabbath school at 10 a. IN. Chris
tian Endeavor meeting at As D. m.
All are cordially invited to attend
these services. Alex Waite, Pastor.
Arthur Greene, who went to Grand
Rapids, Michigan, some ten days ago
Is expected home the last of the
week. When last heard from he had
run across to Canada and was visit
Ing ut his old home at Toronto.
This Is the tirst time Mr.. Greene has
been at his old home tor ,loze n
yeras, and no doubt found so many
changes by death aud removals that
IL did moi seem like home