The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-15

MT. anu Mrs. TANK iu1Iey uesltet
to thank the people OF Salmon FOL
their kindness during Ibe sickness
and death OF their daughter. They
are deeply grateful for the many
kindnesses, which has TO some de.
gree lessened their burden Of grief.
A large gold locket and chain was
found on the reservation, and left at
this lf1ice The locket contains four
pictures and has a monogram en-
grayed on the outside. The same
may be had at this Office by describ-
ing property and paying for this
notice.
II Is seldom in this country that
the raDchmen has been confronted in
the haying season as they have been
this year by the wet weather. Much
OF the hay was down during the bard
rains, and was practically ruined. So
much has been ruined, In fact, that
the indications are that good hay
will bring high price the coming
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fufbee entertained a
few OF their friends at the Shenon
House M0nfay evening at a O'Clock
dinner. The following guests were
present; Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Sboup,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Neither, Mrs.
George L. Shoup and three daug bters,
the Misses Lena, Laura and Margaret.
1t was said to have been a most
pleasant social function.
The year for which Mrs. Poppey
leased the Lemhl Cafe expires the
first OF the month, and she will re.
tire on that date. We understand
she expects to 20 to Idaho Falls for a
time at least after she gives up the
cafe. Until Mr.. Anderson finds a
thorough restaurant man he will run
the cafe himself after Mrs. Poppey
retires from the management.
Frank II. Rhemenklau, the taxider-
mist, stunning out some fine work
In his line. When he Is not busy
which Is most of the time turning
out work for the transient trade, he
does work and places the same on
sale at the stores. There are three
iloor mats, made out Of coyote pelts
now on exhibition at Monk & Co.'S.
store. His work is very life like.
/ VIM. O'Connell, the contractor on
the l. o. 0. +. building has just
completed the burning of the $50
thousand kiln OF brick and they are
being delivered on the ground. This
Is an exceptional fine lot OF brick, at
least so per cent of the lot will do for
facing purposes. This is by far bet
ter than the usual run. AS rapidly
as the brick can now he delivered on
the ground the walls will go up.
l II. p. Johnson, of Sandy, Utah,
came In the first of the week for a
short visit at the George ii. Monk
home. Mr.. Johnson is a brother-in
law Of Mr.. Monk and has made this
section a visit before. In fact he
lived for number Of years at Chal.
lis. He has number of relatives Ia
the Pahsimari. Mr.. johnson has
been bookkeeper for one of the large
smelling companies In the Salt Lake
valley for number of years.
j The county commissioners were in
adjourned session Monday. Mr..
Stone, OF the Junction not being
present. The object OF the meeting
was to let the contract for the
Cruikshank road, near the, Junction
and also the Gibbonsvile road over
the Mountains. There was no bids
for either OF the contracts, and a
call meeting was made for Tuesday,
September 10th. Evidently the
cause of there not being bids In for
the work was due to the scarcity of
labor.
A diminutive specimen OF human.
lily mace Its appearance at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Lewis yester.
day. 1t Is a boy; and DIR. Wight is
authority for the statement that II
Will not weigh over one and one-half
pounds. The hands are about as large
as the thumbnail of an adult. and
Its head will go into an ordinary sized
teacup. Yesterday there was cues.
tton whether the baby would live.
but this morning 1t is considerable
stronger. with the possibility OF max
Ing lusty infant.
Or. Hubbard and family who have
been visiting with friends at Dillon
and incidentally to take In Ringing
Bros. show, returned home Yesterday
afternoon. OF course they were all
tired. and have about come to the
conclusion that there Is not much
pleasure In taking the long ride be.
tween here and Bedrock. He SAYS he
can bear nothing else but railroad
on the outside. 1t Is stated that
there IS contractor with the sur.
veyipg gang from Denver. who Is
figuring on the contract TO mt
through the tunnels. or course all
kinds OF reports are 10 circulation
but the old truism Is, THAT where
there Is SO much smoke there must
| be a fire."
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