The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-05-02


congregation are must cordially in I
vited. Hours from TO II pm.
| Monday morning Justice Arbogast /
had case Of a plain drunk before
him. The young man became hiIari- /
Gus and so noisy Saturday night that
Nightwatch Stone was forced ta run /
him In. The case was settled by a
fine OF SO and trimmings, which
were paid.
Henry Stein, an old timer at Glib
louisville, and the Salmon river conn
try, arrived here from Rhyolite, Ne
! vada the last OF the week. Mr..
Stein saws Nevada offers great oppor-
/ tunitles for all kinds OF labor, and
many good and valuable mining Sec
lions are being opened up.
i j. W. Caples, representing the firm
OF Capies and IIerndon, left yester-
day morning for the Blackbird mine.
1t Is said M. Caples is trying to ne
got!ate a bond for Eastern parties on
the Cobalt group OF claims owned by
OOhu DShoi abu OtbNASs 49, 49,
said to be valuable properties.
Il When visitors 10 the city desire TO
see business or professional man 1t
Is unnecessary TO go to his place OF
business. but look for him In the
garden. BY doing this you will save
the clerks and those left I'm charge
answering questions. We are surely
having fine weather for gardening.
| Mont Buster enlisted for the Span
ish war, but his regiment got no FAR
Their than Florida. Some time ago
he lost his discharge papers. and APP
piled to the department for dupli-
Gates. The first of the week he was
rej0iced to receive copy OF his pap
ers and In the same mail received his
appointment to the forest reserve as
an employee.
| /. This afternoon at 2 O'Clock Will Oc.
cur the class day exercises, and In
the evening at 3 O'Clock the COM
mencement exercises will take place,
both at the Opera House. A splen-
did program has been arranged for
the afternoon by the pupils, and also
In the evening. Those who can do
and evening exercises.
r. w. Mcbride arrived home from
Boise the last of the week. Mr.. Nc
Bride says he heard only good things
, about the Salmon river country when
he was on the outside. Just now all
that can be heard Is the possibilities
Of our getting railway. 1t Is said
that all men have hobby, some
more than one, but II Mcbride has
a predominating hobby II is boosting
for his home town and country.
1t is stated that the government
has sent their surveyors to the In.
dian reservation and the surveys are
now being made. We understand
that Joe Cockrell has secured the
contract for delivering the freight
from the reservation to Redrock
when the Indians are moved, which
will be about the first Of June. MIR.
Cockrell informs Us that there will
be at least 200 thousand pounds OF
freight.
Mr.. and Mrs. A, j. Macnao, who
have been spending the winter at
Pacific Grove, California, arrived
home Monday evening on the coach.
Mr.. Macnab states that they had a
most pleasant winter, and enjoyed
every day OF their absence, but we're
glad to get home. They returned by
the way of Portland, Oregon, stop
ping for a couple of days with DR..
: Collins at The Dalles, and also at
Boise and Pocatell0.
!. The Baccalarueate services at the
!, First Presbyteria church Sunday
evening were largely attended. In
fact the building was Oiled to Its full
est capacity, Rev. Bonner preached
a most excellent sermon, his address
: being of benefit alike to both the
young and old. Ills closing remarks
we're directed entirely to the youne
: people, giving them several words
OF excellent advice. The services
throughout were both entertaining
J. and instructive.
:. 1t Is now almost certainty tina,
I, three story brick building will b'
J. erected on the corner across thu
}. street, north from the Pioneer Mer
}. camille Company. The building viii
;; be most modern In every particular
1t Is planned for the third story Il
B. be used by the Masonic lodge, thu
/. second story for Office rooms, and tn,
,s tirst stor, for business rooms. Their
:. are several plans proposed for thu
"a financing OF the proposition, an,
IA there Is no ooubt but what some o
Ne them will be accepted by the owner
Of the lots
, IA deal was closed during the pas
,s ff~ days OF one of the principal bust
, dess lots OF the city. Ralph L
"a Quarles disposed OF his lots on Mali
!, street to J. 7. Dempsey, Levi
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