The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-24

/ u. b. Fulton has been seriously UT
/ for tie past tao months. ID. j.. may
/ be considered a. a yery SICK man. GUY
he has faith TO believe thai he VIII
soon he able 10 be out on tie olieelo'
/. 3. Stotler returned last week
from Prairie Basin where ne ia"
been doing some assessment "oFk Oh
some mining claims Tor JOSH NOT
1au, vino is spending Tue winter J."
ICauif1ruiI
Most of the stores report an UNI
usual good Christmas trade. Most
u them have pretty well cleaned up
heir stock Of toys, bot the greater
share Of Christians trade mas DECD
largely useful articles
Eadletz brothers have moved their
BLACKSMITH shop INTO the shop, a1.
Joining the rooms formerly occupied
nv the Golden Rule store. Their
new location is much warmer ana
more convenient IN every p1ftict'aI'
Fred Wright came iu from PucaJei-
10 Sunday To spend lhe holidays with
Line home folks. Fred says he likes
the pOcatello Academy splendidly,
and will return soon after the first OF
the wear. or as soon as school again
! takes up.
A ouiet wedding took place Tues
day night at the Lemni Hotel par
lors. In which Mr. James Butler and
Miss Belle Richards, bOlh Of Baker
we're the contracting parties Rev.
pemberton, pastor Of the Methodist
church performed the nuptial cere-
moDy.
pba Mothers Club will receive New
Years eve In place Of On New Years
day as Is the usual custom. The re-
ceution will be AT the Shenon Hotel
parlors. The ladies will receive from
D. m. until Y p. ~, the purpose to
} witness the old year out and the new
\ year in.
FarI Gilbreath and his nejce Mss
Rcsse pienmeier came in from Lees
, hprg the last of the week and will
, stay i'm town until after the holidays.
} Miss Piepmeier came here last fail
} from Appleton City, Missouri and
\ viii remain here the guest Of her
! uncle during the winter at least.
I y KELLEY. the miner and uros.
, nactor VIM has bqen ntosupctinp the
= cou,try for the mast YEAR ar more
n near rho old Conner Queen mine was
In town for a cnunle of DAYS the first
y of the week. The Recorder will
a keep him posted for the next year al
least concerning the great develop
ments expected during the next year.
Gaorpe ~ Eingsbury Is now nm.
hacking his LARGE STOCK Of harness
and sodalery new front has heen
mn In the store room. the walls
neatly pauered and the interior
nainted nm so that his place of busi.
t ness presepts quite an inviting an,
e pearance. Mr.. Kinpsbury has a good
> stock OF horse clothing, which will
please horse owners.
I Cant. Harry Guleke cane M from
= down the river the first of the week.
e lie called nj the Office to see the new
electric motor run. We tried to
/ make him believe it was the kind OF
q power he needed to take his feet of
a boats dawn the river, but he thought
the current would take down his
r Beets as RAPIDLY as the present trade
o in the lower country would warrant.
a.. At,it,1or ro.,t,os ,no ,ood
u na,.s From, A.. Nait,la, th,t sna n,s
greatly Improved In health since she
e went to California. She writes tnat
che Salmoneaters have a colony OF
!. their own at g24 W l0th street. AT
+. Los Angeles. Mrs. Del Manfnl. who
e went 20 Denver anout six weeks AGO.
has ,oined them At Los Angeles
They now have a merry crowd anc
} are prttpg mn the ppiovment ont nj
= life nosslble.
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