The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-03

WANTED Bids OH forty cords &
cottonwood ana ten cords Of hr, Dir
four foot wood, 20 he delivered a
follows. One-haIf Oct. lst and TIN
balance Nov. LIST. The same to b.
corded and measured by lanit0r
BIDS close September 9th. Il. L.
Hubbard. Clerk Dist No. /.
There will be mass meeting held
at the court house tomorrow evening
for the purpose nj discussing the
matter Of a fall race meet. For the
past two years these races have been
held and there seems TO he senti.
ment In favor OF having two or
three days races this fall All of the
citizens are requested to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guth. who have been
here for several weeks visiting with
the latter's sister, Mrs. Ed Hines,
returned to their home In W. Va.
the tlrst OF the week, Miss Riggs,
another sister, has concluded To
remain until the deer season opens
up with the expectation Of having a
scalp to show her prowess as hunt
eress.
W. W. Schultz and wife. OF Iron
creek, were pleasant visitors to this
place the tfst OF the week. The Re-
corder Is informed that they pur-
chased lots while In town In the
Finster addition and viii commence
the erection OF home In this city
Tor their future residence, which
they expect to occupy as soon as com.
pleted
Tue tirst OF the week excavation
was commences for the erection Of
Catholic church In the Finster add.
tion, Just across the street from what
Is uetter known as the Carr 70 sidenee
property. The rock Is ON the ground
Tor the foundation and the work will
be pushed to a completion this fall.
fbo building viii bo 62x32 feet, built
of brick.
WIN. Wegele, OF Horton, Kansas.
manager OF the Gold Ridge Mining
company and l.. $ Ilolley, of st.
Joe, Missouri, came In the last OF
the week, MIR. Wegele states that he
comes with the intention or putting
men at work putting IN the power
plant ON Napias creek. Before he
iett his home he had his plans pei
tected with that end In view.
The trustees OF the Presbyterian
church have letter from a minister
10y tue nams of Lloyd Cunningham,
az Edgerly, North. Da., stating that
De would be here to occupy the pul.
PIT sunday, September 18th. lie
VIII come ON trial and II he Is pleased
With the place and the congregation
Is pleased with him he will remain
An important deal took place Sat.
lrday In which j. L. Shurett bought |
put his partner George ". Kings. |
bury, In the livery business. Mr.
'horett took charge OF the harm Nor. |
lay morning, Mr.. hiagsbury retir.
n.y. We understand Mr.. Klnrsbury l
tets out OF business for reasons OF /
health He expects to spend thu
winter either farther south or else in
lower altitude.
X, ". Mcbride spent last week mn
n the Gilmore country. lie Ief, /,
'ere With hts summer apparel includ.
ng Panama hat covering his tor.
'sht, but ran into snos storm. /,
omins near freezing To death /,
peaklag Of the minlng possibilities
! the Gilmore country and the sc,,.
ION adjacent he seems 10 THINK h
as great possibilities before n 4,
ONE OF the mires have hundreds of ,
oos of lead silver ore. but net Of 4
ameient values to pay expenses of I
he long haul by teaus, hn, Of roo,, '
fonls With a lceal smelter or rail. n
ay facilities.