The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-01-09

me local dealers In CONCEALED cool.
ness are making use Of their oppor.
tunities end are filling their Ice
houses. IL Is rather early In the sea
son for the Ice harvest, but there has
been no snow and the Ice Is of high
quality.
Grandmother Woods, who died In
Oregon last week at the age OF 100
years Is said to have been the oldest
woman living In the United States.
Grandmother Woods was the step
grandmother OF James DeAtley, of
this city.
| The daughters OF Rebekah held
their installation OF officers Friday
night, which were as follows: N.
G. Mrs. Kate Spellman; V. G. Miss
Bertha Church; Secretary, Mrs.
Emma Pattison; Treasurer, Mrs.
Mabel Smith.
The Royal Neighbors held their
regular meeting Tuesday night.
After the regular routine of work
had been gone through with some OF
the ladies OF the order furnished, not
a luncheon, but regular supper,
which would have even satisfied the
appetite OF hungry editor.
W. II. Taylor came In from Rabbit,
Foot the last OF the week, w)ingo ~
had been for thu p1ok fkso6 y MI 81
running the null ~ i ~ 'Root1
mine. They hax1 ~ 13tcud U,
close the mill on 6c&60nt of the lack
of wood, Mr.. Taylor speaks very
highly OF the possibilities OF this
mine for the future.
The Eastern Star held special
session Tuesday night for the pur-
pose OF installing officers for the en-.
suing year. After the installation
services the retiring officers furnished
u most delightful luncheon. A pleas.
log feature OF the evening was the
orchestra which furnished some
choice musical selections.
Preaching In the Presbyterian
church next Sabbath at II "A. m. and
1870 p, m. Text for the morning
They followed Jesus" John l:a,.
Subject for the evening, 1.-THE deaf
of John the Baptist" All are cordl.
ally invited TO meet with us In these
services. Alex Waite Pastor.
The NJ, W. of A. and r. N. OF A.
held their installation of officers Fri.
day night OF last week. Quite
number who were not members OF
the orders were present to witness
the ceremony and indulge In the fes.
tivities. The Juvenile Band fur.
nished several delightful selections
during the evening. Refreshments
were served and the evening was
most pleasantly spent by both the
members and guests
Freight teams passed through town
the last OF the week with the mach.
inery FROM the Copper Queen, which
is being moved to the Queen OF the
liills. The Recorder Is informed
that the Copper Queen Is being dis.
mantled entirely. Various reasons
are given for ABANDONING this prop. |
erty at the present time. IL is |
claimed II Is due TO the low price OF
copper, the present lack OF shipping |
facilities and other reasons are men.
toned.
George ". Cronkrite was down
from Baker the last of.the week. He
tells us that seven foot vein OF liz.
mite coal has been struck twelve
miles up the Lemhi 10y George Rose |
who Is developing the mine. He has
been following the vein which shows
better grade OF coal as depth Is at.
tanned. There is said to be good
deal OF slate In the vein near the sur.
face, but IL is expected that the coal
viii prove better grade as they 90
down. A seven foot vein OF good
coal In that section OF the country Is
equal In value to gold mine.