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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-02-27

Two more months OF school for this
term.
There was dance In GibbOnsville
on the lt8h.
Percy Anderson made a business
trip to Salmon last week.
Things are becoming more lively at
the Idaho Hotel these days.
Harry Cannon, ST., and Henry
Shriber were Salmon visitors Mon
day.
Mosquitoes, Rrasshoppers and chip
muncks are sure signs of coming
spring.
}. M. Bradshaw was hauling mill
tin Der from the Bull OF the Woods
last week.
Jack McFrederick expects to start
up his mill at the Pull of the Woods
before long.
Paris O'Neil, WIN Buster, Harry
Cannon, Jr., and Gus Voter came
down from Salmon and Meyers Cove
last Saturday.
John Tope, who drove over from
Wisdom last Saturday With Dixon,
the hardware man, Foley, Stand
ard OIL representative and another
salesman, went on down to Salmon
the next day.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-02-27
Joined in Natrimony.

A quiet wedding took place las,
night at the home OF Mrs. DaI,,
Hamilton In which Mr.. Frank Aware
and MIS-. Mary Forney were the con.
tractine parties. The ceremony was
performed by Judge Steel. in thu
presence OF bat the witnesses.
The happy groom Is well known 70
the people OF salmon. having llysd
nere for number Of years. He Is an
Industrious mao, OF good habits. and
none standing higher In the con,mu,
ity Tor uprishtness and business IN.
tegrity.
MRS. forney h been a resident n,
this city for little less than tao
years. coming here from Ohio. She
Is q woman OF must estimabls cha.
acter, and will make Mr. Ayars ,
most desirable companion and beln,
mate. She Is sister of Mrs Nm
"egele, OF Leesburg.
Immediately after the cersmo,,
MI. and Mrs. Aware let, for Thai,
1ome on the bar, which had ha.r
liready furnished and prepared for |
heir reception. The Recorder uintss
With the friends OF the happy conpls
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-02-27

TO his hair, and IL be doesn't he is
charged with being afraid TO stand
out for bis opinions. II he condemns
mail order houses there are some
people ~ho ask him 10 attend 10 bis
own business az they have right to
trade where they please. II be pub
fishes mail ads. the home merchants
go after his gore. No country paper
can come out square and stand up for
Its right without making enemies
and losing money, and IN a run of
year or two will incur criticism from
nearly everybody. - Exchange.
In conversation with A. c. Luwig
he states to a representative OF this
paper that he met several men In
Salt Lake City, who either are now
or have been interested in Lemhi
mines. He states that they are all
boosters, this being the case especial
lywith W. A. Byers, who has been
developing property on Sandy creek.
Mr.. Ludwig states that he met Mr..
Byers In the mining exchange, who
was boosting for this section In con-
versation with other parties and OF
course was naturally interested. Mr..
Byers stated to him that he will re-
turn here as soon as spring opens up
md put force Of six or eight men
IT work on his property.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-02-27
Notice Of Forfeiture.

To Fred w. Wheaton, Harry /. Burdiek
and Fred J. Gibson your heirs. executors, ad-
ministrators and assigns.
You are hereby notified that we the under
signed, your co-owners, have performed the
annual labor required BY la. for the year
1907 upon the Chicago" placer mining claim,
situated in Eureka mining district, on Moose
creek, in Lemh County, State of Idaho.
The location notice of which is OF record in
the office of the County Recorder of said
County in Book of mining claims records
of said County at page o22 and that unless
within the time prescribed by law you pay to
me your proportion of such expenditure,
your interest in said lode mining claim will
become my property, and in such case
shall claim such interest under the terms of
said law which is section 2324 of the Re
vised Statutes of the L. S. and the amend
ments thereto.
Dated February goth 1905, Salmon, Idaho.
Roy Il. Herndon
J. Arch Herndon
Claimants and Co-owners.
First publication Feb 27th 1908.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-02-27
'W"VVVWVVVWV
PA 81 N Arr.

Ed Curry, aof Ellis, Is calling or
his many friends up the valley.
Mr.. J. II. Campbell left for Salmon
last Saturday In search OF medical
aid.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Matley left for
Salmon to attend the funeral OF Jim
Mayrick.
Mr.. Q. b. Graves, of Goldburg at
tended the mask ball at May last Fri.
day night.
MIR. Harry Dunn expects to move
toward Snake River country soon
with the W. l.. y. Cos. sheep.
Carol Pyeatt, one OF our most
genial citizens Is with us again this
winter, All are pleased to meet
Carol.
The following attended the dance
at May last week from Goldburp I:
Mr.. James Wells and family, Miss
Martha Beech. Stephen and Sherman
Reecb, VIII Larson and Miss Larson
All Pahsimari was sorry TO learn of
the death OF James Mayrick. He
leaves many friends here who have
known him as an honest upright.
hard working man. Let us profit by
his example for good and II any saw
faults In him each OF us will see that
we do not copy them, for such are
the lessons of life and death.
The mask ball on the 2lst inst
was grand success. No prize was
awarded, Some OF the best cbarac.
ters according to the writer's ,nd,.
ne"t were Negro Minister, Judse
Nichols, his part was well performed
From sober Judge to roIlickinv
'olored preacher is quite a stem hut
'ur versatile Judge is equal to any
occasion. Indian, Julius Maelter
'apanese costumes, Grover Cleveland |
md George Hammond. Costume m
epresent Idaho and Montana, Laura |
sllis, Alfretta Brown. Girls In blne
tina Hammond, Mary Wells, An en-.
Dyed hne time. Long live Wash. |
neton's memory.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-02-27
NOTICE To CO-OWNER,

To the heirs, executors, assigns, or adj
ministrators of John Sauser:
You are hereby notified that |, your co-own-
er, have expended $4,000 in labor and i'm
provements upon each of the following
named Lode mining Claims situated in Dab
lonega Mining, District. County of Lemhi,
and State of Idaho. to witt the "Iowa" lode
claim, recorded in Book 81" at page 100,
the iowa Extension" lode claim, recorded
in Book 81" at page 1913, and the Iowa
No. 1" lode claim recorded in Book IN" at
page 49e, official records of Lemhi County,
State of Idaho.
The expenditure of said sums, totaing
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-02-27

10000 being necessary 10 -.
named lode claims tor the W..
the provisions Of Section S,,. s
utes Of the United States kssj
II, within ninety DAYS Of n.
this notice by publication vos e ~ -
ute your proportion of the shs
expenditure, as owner of an ,,.
ha + interest in the above nam anl,s
amounting o $4,000, your inte,s']
above mentioned claims vii se'sF
property OF the undersiensd 8
provisions Of Section z2za as
Dated at Cibbonsville, Idsha !
2Ist 1908. aho
First publication February eth SI !.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-02-27

Frank Wilkie, OF Raker, was attend
ING Ia businnss matfers hare Tuesday


Frank Wiikie, OF Baker, was attend
Ing TO business matters here Tuesday
The Bachelor club entertained ,
number OF their friends Sunday al
dinner.
Thos- Heating left for the outside
yesterday morning, expecting 10 bs
gone for week or ten days.
Oscar Amonson aud wife caue down
from the Junction yesterday and are
the guests OF friends 10 this city.
ssK srs. G. II. Shrleber and II.
Cannon, OF Gibbonsville. were Wis.
itors to this city the tirst OF the week.
A. G. Ludwig, OF Blackbird, who
has been spending the past month at
Salt Lake City, returned the first of
the week.
An I'm portant deal was made this
week In business circles by which J..
A. Vaughn purchased an interest In
George Meitzler's drug store.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will meet on
Thursday afternoon, March 5th With
Mrs. Mcpherson. A full attendance
Of the ladies' OF the society and con.
grcgation Is desired.
r. l.. Edwards, manager OF the
Kitty Burton mines. came In this
week and Will at once make arrange.
mcuts 10 start work upon the prop.
erty, 50 we are informed.
Saturday was an unusually line day
even for this country and the streets
were thionged with ranchmen, and
the business houses seemed TO do a
large amount OF business.
The Recorder IL requested TO an
nounce that Rev. Waite will preach
at the Carmen school house Sunday
afternoon. After the regular service
communion win take place.
Chas. Matley and wife of the Pah.
simari. came down the last OF the
week TO attend the funeral OF James
Mayriek. Mr.. Matley Is superinlend.
ent OF the Woods Live Stock com.
pany.
Mrs. NJ. j. Wage arrived heie from
Missouri the last Of the week. and
Tuesday went out to the rahsimari
to visit her sister Mrs. :. Jones, who
has been III. and whom Mrs. Wage
came expressly TO see.
George Buck came In yesterday from
Dillon where he hasbeen spending
the winter. MT. Buck has some
financial interests In this county and
sill more than likely remain here
daring the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. IL. FORD we're
made the proud parents OF boy
Tuesday afternoon. A. II. says ne
sili raise the young gentleman Ia
such . manner that he viii cast bis
vote for the democratic ticket.
Roy Myers gave birthday party Ia
his ypung friends Friday afternoon.
IL 10 said the guests enjoyed the
occasion hugely A plano, the siit
OF The parents will impress the coca
sion upon The mind OF Master Roy.
II. L. Edwards left this morning
for Ulysses expecting 10 return the
nnt Of the week 10 meet Mrs. Ed.
wards and Der niother, sbo sill AZ
rive from their cid home 10 remain
here during the coming season.
W. II. Andrews, generally spoken
OF By The many tiicnds Of the family
as Grandpa Andrews, vas quite III
the brss OF The week. IIe Is now
said 10 be much better. bis lndIspo-
sition being bat the result Of bad
cold.
The Recorder Is informed that Mrs.
W. s. Andrews expects her son, VII. #
Ham Warner and hts wife 10 arrive
here the last OF the week from Rhy.
olite. Nevada. These young people
have resided In Nevada for the past
few years. Il
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-02-27

j. II, Campbell, OF May, who cam,
down with his son the last OF the
week was taken sick while In town
and Is now at the shenon Hotel.
His condition Is not OF dangerous
nature and the son returned home
Tuesday.
/ The Misses Lena and Margaret
Sbonp and Miss Constance King and
Messrs. X. II. Ilerndon and Ray Ed.
wards went tn Sunhcld Saturday To
attend house-party In which Mr..
and Mrs. Bacon were the host and
hostess.
| David L, Eldridge, OF Northfork
Is quite Ill at the home OF his daugh
ter In this city with a severe attack
OF the grip. lie IL not In a serious
condition unless the disease should
develop into the pneumonia, which
Is not probable.
Messrs. Iirainaid and r. II. Hines
received the sad Intelligence yester.
day OF the death OF their eldest
brother. The death occurred at the
isthmas OF Panama, where the broth.
or was In the employ OF the govern.
mens as engineer on the canal.
During the past week James Hemp
hill. OF Fourth OF July creek, pur.
chased property In the Young add.
ton and will move to town as soon
as he can make the necessary ar.
engagements. lie has disposed OF his
interests on Fourth OF July creek to
Al Jineear.
DR.. w. q. Whitwell left Monday
Tor Boise TO he present at meeting
OF the democratic state committee;
aud while In the south part OF the
state viii visit several OF the Masonic
lodges, In his capacity OF Grand Mas.
ter OF the state, lie expects TO be
out OF town Tor at least two weeks.
A. iIansdeld, a member OF the
Copper Queen Mining comply ar
rived here from Duluth, Wisconsin,
the first OF the week and went out
10 the Queen and Crescent mine with
Manager nm. Mr.. Mansfield comes
as representative OF the Eastern
stockholders TO inspect the work
which has been going on this proper.
~ for the past few months.
Tick" Bohannon, who resides on
upper Bohannon creek, is reported
as 80 seriously III that there is NOT
much hopes OF bis recovery. Reports
reached town Monday that he was
dead, but this report was proven 10
he erroneous. Mr.. Bohannon Is re-.
potef 10 have the pneumonia.
which, with other complications.
makes his condition OF very pre.
carious nature.
The masked bali given by the ladies'
OF the ". II. G. last Friday night
was largely attended and was one of
the most pleasant functions nf the
season. The receipts OF the evening
we're over sisd which will leave them
a neat SUN after the necessary ca.
penses were paid. Those who enjoy
dancing enjoyed the evening I'm.
IL Is safe TO say that there has
never been time "a the history OF
The country when there has been so /
many deaths Ia Salmon and vicinity ,
from pneumonia as there has been .
this winter. The weather has not ,
been unusual unless that 1t has been 5
warmer than winters heretofore. In :
NE last thee months IL has been the a
'ad duty OF The Recorder to chron. =
Gle the death OF several adults and !
'lmost II not every case has teen due !,
o pneumonia. IL Is 10 be hoped :
hat the conditions which has been =
be cause Of so many deaths will be =
emosed and no more deaths will OF. .,
ur 10 this city for some time, rs r.
most OF the cases have been fatal n
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-02-27

In wishing them all the happiness
and prosperity that the heart could
wish
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-02-27

/, Jesse q. LANGsDoRF, Assistant Cad
the above named bank, do solemnlv
that the foregoing statement is true toihl
OF my knowledge aud belief.
Jesse g. Langsdorf, Assistant ca
Correct, J. M. Langsdorf, President
Subscribed and sworn to before m.
Goth day of Feb, 1905.
lsEAL) W. c Smith
Clerk District Cod
Lemhi County, u
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-02-27

We cordially Invite you 20 earv
account with us, however small II
be. This will be OF value to Our 4
and Ofbeneft Ia the community.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-02-27

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Established isss.
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NOTICE.

For cleaning amt pressing. dying
and repairing and French dry clean
ing and pleating ladies' SKIRTS Call
on the
SMART SET PRESSING cLUs.
Phone $40 210 Mansfield street
w, H. MARTYR, Manager.
Clothes called for and delivered.
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Z

4. c Banks. Sr.. is ill at his home
&. Il. Baker. OF Savannah. is in
The city.
Ge3. T. Smith OF Atlanta, is at the
0sis-nc -.
c. n. Wright of Sterling spent yes
terd2y IN the civ
Captain Duncan Wright is i'll at his
bo.&e or Newcastle street
o H. Jones', OF Augusta. is spend
ms few days in the city.
r p. Meader has returned from
g short business trip to Savannah.
w. = Aycock Of Knoxville, Tenn.
is spending a few days i'll the city
5. Raymond OF Washington
ID &. Vas registered at the Ogle
thorpe Yesterday
Z W. Blount. well known bus
in IS man of Tampa is a visitor tc
the city for a few days.
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NOW is I HE TINE 70 Buy THAT
RAiNCOAT. THE SAME COAT
YOU SAW MARKED s19. NOW
$3.50, WOOO.5AtLEI CLOTHING
COMPANY.
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BIG -FOUR ROuIE

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CINCINNATI e. CLEVELAND
trains daily.
Cincinnati to Cleveland and Detroit
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CINCINNATI to CHICAGO
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Parlor Cas- INA Dining Cars that
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Ask FOR Tickets via Big Four Rou-r
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T. LEoNtoAs.
srunswi.e's Candy store.

Brunswi~%'s Candy Store.
Don't bay hHrEt snZar ard Imagine
you are getting pre- chocolate. Such
substitutes are injurious to health
For pure NhocDlate aud ali other can
dies call on me
A fresh supply received every weeb
from Menicr the famous chocolate
maker. Either in bnllI or I'm baautifG
pound and half pound boxes.
FINEST FRUITS. clGAFS AND TO
RAcco. ETC.
TAFFY CANDY MADE FRESH
DAILY.
sos kSwc@sti~ strAsL
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NorIcn

NCTlCk.
beg to notify our old customers
in New Town that have removed
my grocery store from l23 E T.. corn
er Monk and Bay streets. am in
better shape than ever to serve my
patrons and soliciting the trade of
my OLD customers and many new
ones. am yours.
S,ZemontiVz e Abenson.
Tel $50, correr Say and Monk.
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NOTICE

saw dressing of every dissertation.
Every saw warranted. first class O,
no pay 40 y Wolf Street, between
+ and 6. w. S. Tucker.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05

hateyer you cal j, N Il boat. Understand, Cap
tain.
The Captain understood and kept his countenance.
Now. ! want 10 know one thing. continued the
new owner What's the nearest seaport 70 Bay
-euth Bavaria -
Venice" answered The Captain without the
least hesitation, and quickly that Van Iorp was
-mnlcoIately suspicious
II that's so you re pretty smart he observed
You can telephone % Cooks office, sir, and ask
them sand the Captain quietly.
The instrument Was the table at Van IoTp
elbow He looked sharply at the Captain. as he un-
hooked the receiver and -et Il 70 his ear In ie"
seconds communication Was gwen.
"Coot.s office, Tins is Rufus Van Iorp Of Ne"
York | want TO know what the nearest seaport
10 Bavreuth. Bavaria.
He was not kept waiting long. Venice YOU
say. You're sure you're right, suppose. Much
obliged
lie hung the receiver in its place again, AMI
turned 10 his Captain with a different expression.
in which admiration and satisfaction were quite
Wen" he said. .you' re right. Its Venice.
must say that, for an Eugl.-hman, you re quite
smart
The Captain smiled quietly. .lu, did not think it
worth while to explain that The last owner with
shom he had sailed had been Wagner mad and had
gone 10 Bayrcuth regularly Moreover he had
iudged his man already
Am | to proceed 70 Venice 1T once, sir he
.ked
"As quick as YOU can Captain
The Erglahran looked ar his watch deliberately
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05

p, discs, The. -,s after She was .tta- - -'Ae
ann ~ -ht. Mediterr.-,ean. he vessel 'a7 q, O.,
- 10. as one # the ocean lncr- "l iI'. - 49,
IN Rad done t,,eutE--tN" and "le-'titH AI''' ~
f- rial Van Torp to"E her "Fe1 "7 ne Ii I
H. +f.e~- crew cook. and stores. ana ,t
- She had been launched as me A""Eh lt
lid br~ .7, Lancashire Lass q hlt 81 7el''''J ~
- ~. ,ga-. for that was he name 81 " i-';e ne
.,-.,i - Iadv Maud father Nhl,h He !ad o5.et @
-,If4r bareback when be 'as ID q" '.''-@
IT, had one ;r.rer,iee ith the Captain. Sc
49,. j,,s e.,son-I IN that sort q" nan. ma. q.
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."-.,s. f,r he met Ialr "i eyes 't4'--
~et"5l-eIi V.l -, -,.' he --a cred n.e, hare.Lls
+ YOU Re, III one place win ZoIf ''"t ''-.'-
II, .,..rr Z5u III another. q like go" go -'0
t... -rglt auay." -..li Van l"fp
451 f....,v she'll DO twenty-five @nd i" ie.'h .'..
inc +r, +eue-. hut when ! nlre A.'5l'
lie I- II. d. a. much more "s me can "lli-
t"' -,.,,.,. -. lung II Nou don tAi4H -"" q go
on' rgjrleer ho j keep her req ho'. Ten me
nc nil.t ID .1l get another And don 70" luss
t}i.- I,-ir.g. coal Captain. ana sec Lla- 'Ii' &
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q" "i-.'' ,,+a51 and make each oI e." p" 't"'J
,dIol "a British Constitution beI'lS io 90
ied. md # he can T. you just '''l
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
T Il E DIVA'S RU B Y
By F. MARION CRAWFORD
syc1Ps-s Il Preceding Chapters

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New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
CHAPTER N.

u-I .-ead.ag Na1 Torp,
li -ua-ag gei not 2. ~ee
-.--. 10y Sometime md
IL understood - Ee On
This as hex wish he
.--e--r- ~ force himself
She rroba rlv think.
hat ne had said and IN
-re #ou-l ezer- her -utir-
IL had begged her ~ lo
l.-.a-hlE rer~a- -ded that
Il 1l- proposal and rhar
r.- he WAS night She
-.se-r5 career that had
-e had known people "n..
~ respects HE, tu- "1.
-llu-- to- na1dredrh
L--e l zeal tlLaro-er7.
e. -o- rs want. very
--1 -ra- knows aprroEl-
can l-r " carry. and
NE .e-ca.ItE o- ms average
--- ..-. language Van Iorr
n.--erower could be got
e- from zen cents 20 more
rear II hen referring 70
gong "a "ith tins tale let
-l-hip tor Lady Maud was 50
never have aeEed her - do
down T. paraThra e
- Lincoln s. Some million
-re ,l,ue. but are not. and
-e f-t DO not mean 70 te-
e. :. ie lad al the time and
YAK To~r certainly did not mean
lights though Il ms HE ne
-e- hat he did not care u
-hreaa- had judged him with
II men w ho never take o.
.-e away under a.- clr-
e- rhe lr=t step toward ac-
re Eas VERY much -
& Ie -w that he had never uI-
lluculr since he had reor-
s-t -retled The stock cleared
r- and ruined nobody bat
ar-e deserved Il Oh HE pm
cannot keep money oaght not
lr-rd new -raper man lla4
Brass Trust. and had called
t-- + j. # 10 use - throw
If fer 'nc dirt soon drlc7 T.
-g -he animal as aeaHfl'i 'iIl-
lite Fec ho. he could immcdl-
-.-ge Dt money - further 'ls
l.e a1e. hl= adversary tlnan,ial
a.E too we'll 10 think 5t tTNlu@
.at ground and beside III nl7
-.- ue ta.T play t. d. thai J.
hostile millionaire ~ order
that a- business. Bnt u.
. - oman was lo# d"n
.a-e au night - shoot hlIa.
Hup and 90 carry on the iad.
,--. CIVILIZED country. "t course
s- Lua hIle he was thinking
- r. ..u. .eIIeut ~ 20 some" heIe
e. ae bought q new Eao1i tn I
...-- -1 -.- h.1 died If
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05

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New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
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