The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-12-05

Rev. Waite will preach at Carmen
next Sunday at 3 p. m.
1t Is not so much having the golden
eagle mottoless that we object TO but
1t is TO have 1T pocketless.
Mrs. Chas. Shaw is dressn aking at
Mrs. Cbandler's at the Bowers house
In Brooklyn for an indefinite time.
Patronize the Presbyterian ladies
at their bazaar Dec. IL. Articles
useful, ornamental and edible VIII
be for sale.
The Presbyterian ladies will have
something to please The fancy ol
men, women and children at their
bazaar December IL.
John Campbell came in from Mey-
ers Cove this week, and Saturday ex-
poets TO leave for two months Visit
with friends at Detroit, Michigan,
and also at his old home In Canada
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Bruner were
called upon the last OF the week To
mourn the death Of their infant
child. The little one lived but few
days to cheer the hearts OF its par
ents. The interment took place Sat
urday.
Last fall an option was taken by
II. g. King on the Pollard ranch OF
800 acres, upon which was what has
been known as the Pollard coal mine.
During the past week the deal was
closed up, Mr.. and Mrs. Pollard CIV
Ing a deed to II. g. King for the
same $50, 200 was the consideration.
|. F.. Davis, the tonsorial artist,
has been making some improvements
for the benefit Of his patrons. lie
has recently put In jacket heater
which keeps the water continuously
hot for the bath. The bathing de-
partment of his establishment Is al
ways ready for use.
u Preaching In the Presbyterian
church next Sunday at II a. III. and
80 p. IN. Text for the morning
il
"The parable OF the two sons Sun
day school at 10 a. III. Christian En-
deavor meeting at q AS. III are col.
daily invited to meet with us In
these services. Alex Waite, Pastor.
Mr. and Mrs. Bradshaw welcomed
a stranger to their home Sunday.
"Shorty," the fond father is to take
part In the minstrel show the last OF
!. the month, but they are seriously
Or considering calling off the perform
* ance until Shorty" regains his
II normal condition. His colleagues
& In the practice say that the only
lines "'Shorty" can remember to say
" is, sits boy" and ~ am its proud
!. father"
D. 1t Is the general opinion that corn
is can not be raised In this country In
b. merchantable quantities. Tom Pope,
d who resides below Shoup, has dem
onstrated that this Is falacious
idea, or at least tie superstition does
- not apply to bis section of the coun'
:, try. We understand he raised quite
crop the past season and Is grind
- Ing 1t up into corn meal. He has q
= small mill on his place and grinds
70 both his corn anu wheat for home
:. consumption.
For the past two. years W. A. By
10 ers, OF Salt Lake City, has been look
y, ing after the interests of the Virgin
n la Mining Co., on Sandy creek
X They have closed down for the win
s. ter, but will again commence active
to operations the first of March. They
r have been doing large amount O.
r development work during the pas
year. They are now running TUNE
~ which will give 1000 feet stopins
~ above the tunnel level and ZOO
a feet drift on well-detned ledge o
NJ three foot ore which makes show
m ing of $50 In gold and runs well II
N copper.
rt During the past week 1t was con
GO Cluded TO close down the mill on tn,
U. p. 4 Burlington mine for tn,
- next two months. The reason givel
!. for the close down Is that they ar
=. short Of fuel and 1t would be neces
~, sary to close down for at least tw
w. months before they are able to ge
=, out fuel, and concluded it was bette
" to do so now than later. But the de
~ velopment work has not ceased b
any means. The management ha
"A let contract for 426 feet uprais
-, and 400 feet tunnel to CbaS
Schultz, who will employ force G
ten men to do the work. While thi
he development work is In progress
he every arrangement will be perfecte
ed to run the mill and property contir
ed uously when they start again.
he 1t seems that bad luck is bound t
.u follow John Shook Jr who reside
a. above Baker. A few weeks ago h
~ lost his home, with all of It's cor
~ tents, by IRE, the tlre supposed to
In. of incenoary origin. Last Frida
morning lire again visited his plac
and destroyed some sixty tons of ha
ilS hpSideS his stuhlas IT a. snnnnSa