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

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DIR. Hubbard and family went to
Dillon the first OF the week for Wis
Ii with friends, expecting TO be gone
for week or ten days. While there
they will take In Ringing Bros.
show which gives an exhibition there
this week.
J. b. Mason started to Butte Tues
day, accompanied by his daughter
Gladys, who goes over to consult an
optician concerning her eyes. Her
eyes were operated upon last summer,
which gave her temporary relief, but
they are getting worse again.
James Sims desires to thank the
| many friends for their kindness dur
ing the illness and death OF Mrs
Sims. The neighbors and friends
did all In their power TO alleviate
her suffering, and every desire was
gratiHed where 1t was possible.
The first Of the week Bert Quarles
purchased the John Dauaherty prop
erty on Main street occupied by Tim
othey Dore. We understand s2,25O
was the consideration. Bert now
has a very pleasant nome and can be
made one OF the most desirable resi-
dence properties In the city.
! Mr.. Pollard gives possession OF the
coal mines the first OF the month.
Frank Miller of the Gold Stone mine,
| will be the superintendent OF the
mine, and every effort will be made
to get out the coal rs rapidly as the
demand requires. Mr.. Pollard will
not give possession OF the home ranch
until the first OF April next year.
DR.. C. L, Kirtley and Miss Jose.
phine Mala, both of Custer, were
married at Carl Mains ranch in
Challis, on Saturday, at noon, Au'
gust 3, by Judge j. G. Finnell. They
departed for Custer the same day.
The bride Is a lovely and esteemed
young lady, and the groom is prom
inent young physician. -Challis Mes
senger.
Frank Mason has taken the con
tract TO make the brick for thu
Langsdorf building. The brick vii
he made from the clay bank on thu
N. Il. Andrews property near thu
cemetery. We understand that Mr.
I4angsdorf will put In the foundation
for his block this fall, which will b.
D permitted to settle until spring whel
{ the building will be put up.
Harry Guleke came up from ShouI
last evening. He had no farther re
: port to make concerning the drown
' Ing OF George Sanderlin than tina
3 given In his letter some days ago
d When he left the body had not ye
: been found. Harry says the acciden
+ happened so quickly that he could no
tell pow he fell into the river, but b
supposes The sweep knocked him Of
4 his feet and be fell into the water.
Clark Albee came In from Redroc
y yesterday for a'short visit with old
: time friends. Mr.. Albee has bee
the auditor and agent OF the Redroc
y and Montana Stage company for
2 couple Of. years, but has Iesigne
a that position. We understand h
Q will 20 to. the Copper Queen in til
e morning to run the store and kee
Q the books OF the mine. Mr.. Albee
d said to be an expert bookkeeper.
u A miner came In from the Rabbi
. Foot mine The last OF the week, VIII
y seems to he very favorably impresse
% with that property. The man state
% that he had worked on the famou
y Treadwell mine, Of which the Raj
bit Foot ore bodies very much r,
minded him, onlv the latter col
tanned more valuable ore than th
Treadwell. He seemed to think tina
the Rabbit Foot mine has great 20.
sibilities before 1t.
Homer ChafYee, who Is now worl
Ing at the Orc Cache mine cam
down from the mine the last of tn
week to spend Sunday with his fan
lily. Homer states that they are rur
ming eight men at the mine, and q
soon as the tram is completed The
will undoubtedly put on more mer
They are now running crosscu
tunnel 200 feet lower down the hill
AS socn as the tran Is complete
they expect to start up the mil
The Orc Cache gives promise OF bein
one OF the finest aiming properti,
In the country.
The Langsdorf Bank received a lie,
ter OF inquiry last week from I'll
coroner OF the county In which Bell
nap, Montana, is located conceruin
Julius Schumacher, who was formerl
supposed to be a resident OF th
county. The letter stated that NJ
Schumacher had been killed by th
cars. The deceased was at one tiu
resident OF May, and sold his ranc
to Chris Coconougher, who now owr
the ranch. The letter OF inquir
stated that the nlan Schumacher WI
but little known there, and the co
oner stated that he was anxious /