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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-04-20
Reasonable Terms.
Nc. l25.
Near 3 Villages. Level and Free
From Stones. $40 per acre.

Level and free from stones. IS
acres land with wood and lumber
enough enough for farm use. On main
road and R. F. D. Buildings in first
class shape. This is dandy trade for
a man who wants small farm
where he can keep eight or 10 cows and
team.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-04-20

Can make $1,000 a year on place.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-05-28

There was an informal gathering
of members of the Bryan club Tues
day night for the purpose of perfect
ing a temporary organization. L.
J. Atkins was elected temporary
president and H. E. Frost temporary
secretary. A committee OF five were
selected. of which II. f. Frost was
named chairman, TO formulate by
laws. The four other members OF
the committee were W. G. Smith,
Roy Herndon, S. A. Ball and James
Sims. A committee on securing a
hall was appointed consisting OF the
following James Sims, w. l.. Null
key and Sterling Price. The next
regular meeting of the club will be
held at Browns Hall Tuesday night,
June 9th. At this meeting a COM
plete list Of officers will be elected,
bylaws adopted and Senator Whitwell
will make a talk. While 1t will be
largely "A business meeting, yet all
are invited, especially the ladies.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-05-28

Dry summer wood for sale. En-.
quire Of I'D. Randolph. II. Phone 90.
A littei daughter came to the home
OF MIR. and Mrs. ED. Williamson yes.
teiday.
Tom Heating left for tile outside
on a short business trip the first OF
the week.
Harry Guleke came up from his
ranch this side OF Northfork the iifst
Of the week.
There will he communion services
at the Presbyterian church next Sab
bath morning
Assessor Waters Is interviewing
the property holders down Gibbons.
Vile way this week.
Miss Edith Decker entertained a
number OF her friends at bridge
whist last evening,
W, j. Rose, the Blackbird mining
man, passed through town the last Of
the week for visit ON the outside.
ID. McNutt, who has been spending
the winter In Arkansas and Kansas
City, returned home the last OF the
week.
Elijah Schoheld Is suffering some
considerable Inconvenience as 70.
suit Of blood poison In one OF bis
hands.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. u. IT.
Randolph welcomed son Sunday.
All parties TO the happy event are
doing well.
Mrs Harry Kelly. who went To-
Virginia CITY. Mont, some weeks
ago on business and pleasure trip.
returned home the last of the week.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-05-28
Ldn9sdorf & Co., Bankers.
Este bIished 1903.
Under state Supervisicn.
,ital stock paid in.......S 10000
nine loon

Every Branch OF Banking.
STATEMENT.
On date of the call of Hon. w S. CLANCY,
Bank Commissioner of Idaho.
Report of the financial condition of
LANGSDORF & cos. BANK, located at
Salmon, State of Idaho, at the close of bust
ness on the I4th day of May, 1908.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-05-28
Notice of Forfeiture.

TO Fred w. Wheaton, Harry l.. Burdick
and Fred J. Gibson your heirs. executors, adj
ministrators and assigns.
You are hereby notified that we the under
signed, your co-owners, have performed the
annual labor required by law for the year
1907 upon the Chicago" placer mining claim
situated in Eureka mining district. on Moose
creek, IN Lemhi County, State of Idaho.
The location notice of which is of record in
the ofhce OF the County Recorder of said
County in Book "l' OF mining claims records
OF SAID County at page 622 and that unless
within the time prescribed by law you DE to
me your proportion OF such expenditure,
your interest in said lode mining claim will
become my property, and in such case l
shall claim such interest under the terms of
said law which is section 1924 of the Re
vlsed Statutes of the U. S. and the amend
ments thereto.
Dated February Goth 1908, Salmon, Idaho.
Roy b. Herndon
j. Arch Herndon
Claimants and Co-owners.
flrSt publication Feb. 27th 1908
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-05-28
sOrIcEFoR rs,.

Notice is hereby piyr, : y
the 72nd day Of Inn
County of LeInhi. Stat !. ri
+, Stone, Notary Publ.
mitted of the COMPLETE
version of one cubic ~. ~ 9
waters of Dry Lake n 3
terms and conditions 4
heretofore issued BY H. I
the State of Idaho.
/. The name of The =,
permit is Mary Barrow
2, The postofice Ada.
Junction. County Of / .erat: 4
3; The number ~ n.
and the date set for n.
work Is June n, Ioos.
domestic purposes.
s Said works OF d;..
completed on the date . ".
ton, and the amount 4
works are capable Of Co.
OF intended use, in Co..
accompanying the appiss.s
nit, is one cubic foot r.s.
& The omo,.
water is available is So -.
sciibed as follows: 81
IS, N, K. a6. E. B. NJ.
y.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-05-28
ALIAS sUnn
In the Probate Cesss !.
m County. slsa.

Percy Anderson, Plaip,s
John Sauser. Defendart
The State of Idaho =,
To Joh,. Sauser, defend..
by as heretofore summa-ss.
me, at my office in Saline /
ty Of Lemhi. State of IdsIs
Of July zoos, at 10 o'cloci
brought against you by NJ
swer the complaint 81 4!
plaintiff filed herein. Sa;i.
TO recover from you the ~
thereof being for the M,
price and value Of work.
performed by plaintiff h.
month of August Ioos. 4,
for the price and yalue 4
material, steel and pick, =
by plaintiff to you durips n
and August 1905. sI6S.6s
amount of a loan made Il !,
erson of Gibbonsville Il e.
18th 1907 and interest thes
has been assigned to plaipSi
being the balance due for
furnished you by Mrs. w.
louisville aforesaid, betve',
September Ist 1905 and a;
October 1907, which -
signed to plaintiff, as ~
the verified complaint afms.
to which you are referred
And You are hereby not1
to appear and answer z
judgment will be taken q,
plaintiff for the said sun
eighty FIVE and ifteen.one.
with interest, together vifis
To the Sheriff or any &
County, Greeting: MAKE
return hereof.
Given under my hand ~
a2nd day of April, 1905.
Probate Judge and Clerk
John H. Padgham, Alton
Residence, Salmon, Idaho
First pub. April goth, Ioo&
Last pub. May 2Sth, 1908
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-05-28
GEO. III. MONK 6 CO.


a
| II you wish TO DO we'll dressed and
have your clothes look neat get them
made by Harry Kelly, the tailor.
The Mothers Club will meet nc the
home OF Mrs. Theodore Ketchum
next Tuesday afternoon. A good at
tendance Is desired,
VI. q. Stiles, manager Of the Gold
CD Rule store, Il back at his pace
after few days at home With an at
tack Of tonsilltIs
q, n Melvin, mlll man at the CHI
max tnine came IN from Great Falls,
Montana, Tuesday and left for the
mine yesterday morning.
Regular meeting Of Mcpherson
". H. g. No. o tonight. All mem.
hers are requested to be present to
arrange for Decoration bay,
Pat Connely, who " interested In
placer mining on Hughes creek,
passed through town the last OF the
week ON business trip 10 Salt Lake
CITY,
nr, Hubbard and family expect TO
leave the last OF the week for Sparta,
Wisconsin,, The former home OF the
doctor. They may remain away for
couple Of months,
In another column In this issue
can be found the quarterly statement
OF the Langsdorf Hank. The report
" one which shuuld meet with the
approval OF the public.
Peter Golfer aud wife LETT the last
Of the week for yellow stone Park,
where they viii live during tue sum.
mor. Mr., Colter win drive stage In
the raFk this summer,
Emerson nm drove down 10 Shoup
sunday, expecting to be gone for sew
eral days, Mr. iIill Is interested IN
a mine at that place. ON which doyel.
opment work Is being done,
Henry G Carr, supt. OF tho ore.
eoa.ldaho Minlug company, came IN
from the mine Tuesday aud left the
following morning for the outside to
escort IN some friends whom no OK.
pccted 10 meet.
We understand that the Gold Dust
property az Leeshurg viii start up
during the present season. The fact
that they have contracted Tor power
TO tun the mill Is an Indication 10
that dlcetion.
Miss ketta llewiiSou, now living
az Emmctt, Idaho. arrived here this
week Tor visit with old time
friends. Miss Hewitson lived al this
place soec years ago and has quito
an extended acquaintance,
The Recorder ieatns that Frank
baeT, Who has heee very low with
p0enmonla, Is ssi1 To be mueh hotter
and on the rapid road to recovery.
For tew days he was considered to
De 10 serY serious eonui,lon.
T. y Lanlaudglle, an expert eicc.
srielan, arrived here yesterday and
viii take charge Of the power house
q the Gaarlss s Quarles electric
light plant. He comics highly recon-
0eodod a an expert In his ptofes.
sion.
Mrs. wllliaa Anderson aud ehil. T.
dten arrived here from Cotton. Cali. /
toruia, Tuesday, here she naa BEEN
spending the Water with MI. An.
detson, She states shat Nj. Andcr.
son viii not be here until about The
arst % July.
The Invitations are out sunoope.
ing the marriage OF Nj. 6. A. Mar.
ply 70 Miss Nellie Pollard. when i.
Ia take place the 10th OF neat month
The ceremony Will be performed At
the Episcopal church, ana /, win no
quite an elaborate affair. The Re.
eofaer learns that there wall be a
hundred and ffty Invited guests
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-05-28

/ g, l.. Robertson and wife have beef
elated over the arrival OF sor
at their home since the hrst OF the
week.
Next week II you know anything
that the public should know st
Mrs. Frost on the street and tell hel
all about 1t or telephone 1t to the
olilce Remember our call Is 6s.
The singers for the Decoration Day
services are requested to meet at G.
A. II. Hall Friday night at 1915.
Soprano singers are especially re-
qnested TO be present and to give
their services for the occasion.
Mr. aud Mrs. Il. Stroud left yester-
day morning for their ranch near
the junction where they expect To
spend the summer, DR., Murphy and
wife will occupy the Stroud home In
brooklyn during the absence of the
Stroud family.
. Rev. MACPHERSON expects TO leave
today To attend u cow vocation OF the
Episcopal church at Boise. He will
stop at Idaho Falls and make his
family a visit either going or coming
back He expects 10 be out OF the
city two weeks
Rev. Waite VIII preach his fare we'll
sermon at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday. MIR. and Mr.. Waite
VIII leave for their new home at ST.
Anthony Tuesday. There Is only re-
grct being expressed over the leaving
OF these estimable people,
Orvill Wright Is now working I'm
the store OF tho Shenon Hardware &
Implement Co. Mr.. and Mrs. Wright
are making preparations to go east
FOR couple of months. and Orvill
viii take his fathers place In the
store during his absence.
The Recorder Is In receipt OF the
program OF class day exercises OF
the Victor, Montana, schools. J. II.
Hoist, a former teacher Is principal
of this school, and from the program
to ho rendered he has had very sue.
cessful term. so we should Indge.
Messrs. John Mullen and A. +.
Trader came In from Moose creek
Sunday. Mr., Mullen Is said to he
rather retieent concerning progress
made With the dredee this spring.
but ii Is said che result OF their
cleanup was more than satisfactory.
Il. Selaader is Just recovering from
a severe attack of eryslpelas. He
bad quite a tussel with this trouble
Mr.. Setander expects To 90 to the
Junction In the near future, he hay.
ing taken the contract for com.
m"dious house for Thomas Yeariau.
Harry Kelly, the tailor, will an
tout order for tailor made suit of
clothes or will take yem order 10,
custom made clothes from the hiss,
tailoring establishments In the East.
When IN need Of suit OF clothes
give him call and be viii guarantees
a al Ia every ease or money refunded
NANTED--Hids on 10 cords ~,
cottonwood aud 10 cords Of ur dry
ioar.toot wood, to be delivered nj
salmon High school building before I
Sept. 7th isoS, The same "a ~, |
ecrdcd and measured by tanltor /
hiiS close June IS, iaOs.
T. l.. Hubbard,
20 W Clerk, District No.
There will be six delegates t,on, /
this county who will attend the con
Sention al Twin Falls. nr. Whit. /
well, W. l.. MulEey. r. II. storler (
and u, T. Frost will leave sunasr 4
morning One delegate from ths /
Junction will Join them on the war, !
1t Is expected that there will n, sons 1
iun In The convention over the Mo-
mon question, but there IS not ans
uonht but what the anti. No,mon
element win win out.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-05-28

card tnssaosa~cr nlake out aseoants o. hotel
isseaas IN scat e~h handwriting
looks bad. fehsess On yoaT standing,
inAkes people tAtak ypa cant Afford stra
"ssafArf. And y sometimes aHibsgsnas
ian car ~rssc aat s.ag lrstrss make out an
al@sfzet=hii IN aa insurance polics- rp,sY y.,,e
sAsd mrfaos make uat youf aeruunts, 10 )
boeri msnn % DO any kind n writiae yon nee,
On ANY kaed. sSte "a thickness u papsr. at,d
STACK aAf saf yea want. On
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-05-28
STOCK HOLDERs1


Notice is hereby given IL
nual meeting OF the Stod|
Junction Mines Company Il
Office of John H. Padgham \
Tuesday June End, 1908 1t I
purpose
First, of electing a board
said company;
Second, of transacting AL
which may be brought beio|
Dated this 9th day Of Nal
JUNCTION N
May %, 1905. Don q
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-05-28
You Can Easily Operate
This Typewriter Yourself

fAont worry your
correspondent,
tAent ufitc him
anything BY hand
that tales ham tame
10 make oai that
may leave him 10
sis,ubi thai he eAnf
easily read,
And Sisnt f,li oas
legal papers and
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-05-28

], jesse G, LANGsDoRF, Assistant Cashier Of
the above named bank, do solemnly swear
that the foregoing statement is true to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
Jesse g. Langsdorf, Assistant Cashier
Correct, J. NJ Langsdorf, President
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day of May, 1905.
tsEAL) W. c. Smith,
Clerk District Court,
Lemhi County, Idaho
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-05-28

We cordially invite you to carry an
account with Us, however small il NAV
be. This will be of vaiae To our bank
ANA OF beneft to the community
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-05-28
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-11

How was that? Westerly gale too strong"
No, der vas no vint Wee stopt to look for der
baby dot vent overbort."
What baby?" gasped the reporter his anxiety
somewhat frightening the steward Did baby
fall overheard"
No." stammered the steward der crazy woman
trowt him over der rail"
my dear man." said the reporter in sort of
confidential whisper, do you mean to tell me that
a threw a child into the sea-
Sure. She vas young governess from Switzer-
land vat vent crazy" continued the steward. She
liked der children in der second cabin. und had
games NIT dem every day. 1t good vedder on
Dursday, und she make games for dem der boat
deck. aft"
Go on, man. go onl l am listening
She pick up little fella bout year dwo
old, und put her arms aroundt him tight like dot !;
den she kiss him dree times und trow him der
rail as far as she could yet
Didn't anyone jump in after the baby?" inter
rupted the reporter.
Veil, der Captain he stopped her quick und wee
lowered boat Wit der second officer und five
Der ship she roun like in circle for dree hours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-11

dramatic stories ever brought to the port of New
York. The reporter who wanted fresh air called up
the Ship News Office the telephone an hour later,
and the pnochle game stopped with bang.
The reporter that went to Hoboken arrived there
too late to talk to the Nieuw Amsterdam's cabin
passengers they had left the pier. The Captain,
who had been up all night the bridge, had gone
to bed; the quartermaster at the gangway spoke
English; and the purser ashore. The reporter
looked for the ships surgeon call doctors the
Holland-America steamers Americans); but he
too had left the steamer AS he about to descend
the gangplank the reporter bumped into German
steward who said "Eggsguse me- and passed
Here was one man at least that could speak Eng
lsh, and the reporter followed him Anything of
interest happen the way over?" he asked.
No, nuddng, replied the steward
Have good concert on board this trip"
No, it vas too rough yet.
Waves damage anything?
No, nudding broken but der vedder he made
den hours ade
Reduced speed for ten hours. eh7"
Yes. und den We stopped dead sdi also for dree
hours Dursday.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-11

cial on conditions abroad. the engagement the
voyage of an American heiress; and other Incidents
are fer1eted out, aSsimilated. and disseminated
throughout the country by a handful of ship news
reporters in the short period of two three hours
The rapidity and efficiency of the work seems
marvellous to the returning traveller. who. after
Boosting of how cleverly he evaded the reporters
finds before him at breakfast the next morning
column two of accurate details of the very sub
ect he sought to conceal
The work of getting the news from the incoming
steamers is systematized and though reporter IS
often at his wits end he usually follows a line of
routine when he boards steamer at Quarantine
When all else fails to land story the press gang.
Simeon Ford dubbed the ship news
porters, resort to subterfuge; practice bred only
of desperation, dstasteful to the reporters them
selves, and employed only when necessity demands
Cornering Heiress Hunter
TT used with some success recently IN estab-
fishing the identity of young Engllshman who
travelled incognito from Southampton to New York.
He arrived when the westward rush of transatlantic
travel was largest. The steamer was filled to its
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-11

story and the news
hunter hurried to the
nearest telephone.
convinced that it was
a safe policy to let no
ship go by uncovered
Had he not tired of
the stuffy Ship News
Office that night, the
story might never
have found its way
into print.
Fine Sources of News
IN these days when
monster transatlan-
tic liners bring to port
a passenger compile
ment equal to the
population of many a
village. there is bound
to happen in that
floating community
things of more or less
interest to the public.
The details of a ter
rifle storm: the suicide
of a returning embez-
zler:: a fire in the
steerage: the opinion
of a Government Off
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-11

until he get dark Den wee haul up und get
unter way Der men in der boat dey never see
der baby vonce Wee lock der crazy woman
up in der hospital und in der next room wee
put der baby's mudder to keep her sdill"
Great Scott. mani You said nothing of
interest had happened on this trip!" ejacu
lated the reporter. slipping the steward
tip and rushing for the gangplank.
On the pier he ran into the arms of the
ships surgeon who verified the stewards
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-29
Wptis an gteuerSabier.
@apor's Office, San glntOnio,
Seras. 1908

gs miro hermit ongeflnoiat,
bob Ser y8oaro Of gquatiio-
ton" am Montag Ben 2. Nopellber
in Ser office bes Staot-sllieilors,
3immer Is Der Staotbo0e, auiain-
merltritt, Inn iiber Die @ppeaotionen
gegen oie @nti1eioung oes Staot-
afieIiors uno iiber aae bonn ailelior
gema6te aiieiimellts (aneegebenc mo
ni6t angegebene) fir giger1tul1 fir
oas am 81. Mai 1908 enoeroe Sis
faliabr gu berbanoeIn.
9ie 8eboroe bleibt tdgIi9 bon 8
l1br bormittags Big 1 ltbr nodmit-
tags (Sonntag unn Geiertag allsgc-
idloiierD in Sieung ul1b beenoct IL
re @rbeiten innerbalb Ie95ig Sagcn.
Nadoem iid) Die gqualilations-8e.
borbe pertagt bat, iperoen lpeoer Scr
Staotrat. nod bas @Iieiiment-ao-
mite 8etitionen be5iigli6 ser IiIell-
ments beriidiidtigen.
8rpanGoIIagDan
atteitiert: Mopor.
Sre6. Sries,
Sta0tsGlerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-29
XXI.

@lS lid @riinipolo BON Dem often
@errn pero6i6ieoet batte l1to mieoer
ieiner 8obnung I'M &aiino 5ulenfte,
fun ibm Gotodi e%ntgegen.
o9tun, Sic oenfen ooh niht oil Die
Seimfebr2" frogte Der 4r6iteft.
Ser @rof lohte. SD babe 3eit,
bobe olldl nod cine mi6tige Ibipro-
Ge IN Der &olpnie. llno na61es
%Itiirntt nnein Sofftoff nit ieinen gift
benOen 9lltgen IN eiller Giertelltuttoe
bis ms Ser5 Der &opitole. Sod
Der linfenoe Ibeno on See lit 10
i6on. Gieli6t bl1nlmeln mir nod
Elm penig am l1fer lang. SGT mir
Diel Sreuoe gema6t, oaB Der olte
SEER 10 idneioig fir oen Sreiberr1
eingetreten lit. Sob ionit nidt ge-
rooe all5upiel fir ben perfloiienen
@~robidneioer iibrig. @ot piele @or-
urteile, Ser Wann, bo6it biirgerlihe
Gorltrteile. = No, er loG MIR 10 mei=
ter maGen. Seoer tut, mas er mub.
@r fam 5ufrieoen iein, ooB sic
ibm bier elm 10 feiltes Gusfllum er-
ridten. Sic baben ibm gal5 oas
re6te Tldb6en a%usgemablt."
oSa, es lit Elm geleenetes Sled
den groe. nit elmer Sonopoa ultoer=
itanoiger uto eieenniibiger MeR-
iden brinb" ollttportete @riinpolD.
u9ber loiien mir Die 0ididaoel i'm
9orf!" ltno allf BEN See uno sic
&olonie oeltteno, Die ii6 odmmerno
nit ibren idon %ent5iinoeten 2aternca
I'M 8aiier ipieeelte, fubr er fort:
o@ie berrli6 oo6 oieies Stiidc6cn
@elt, oieie Sopae, oa Dor uns liegt.
Sd babe es redt bon Sersen feb
gemonnen, uno mabrli6 ni6t aus
duBerliden @riinoen. Soa oas 10
i6on @eplante 81 @rullbe geGer,
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