The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-01-16

Freem withlogton, Of Baker. was

Freem WIthlngton, Of Baker, wa.
transacting business here Tuesday.
Sam Young is said to be quite III.
The nature OF his illness is In .he
form OF heart trouble. He has beer
confined to his home for numbe,
OF days.
The financial panic Is nothing com.
pared to the news panic In his city
this week. SO many people are
afflicted with the la grippe epidemic
that social features have been lost
track Of.
Mrs. Della Hamilton, The Record.
or machine operator, has been on the
sick list for the past two days, which
leaves the entire mechanical work OF
the Office for the editor and his het-
ter three fourths.
George +, CCnlee and wife and A..
W. Pattison returned yesterday from
their visit at Fairfield, Iowa. They
were absent about two months and
report a very pleasant time visiting
With old-time friends amid the scenes
OF other days. Mr.. Pattison spent
most OF his time with his mother
who Is advanced In years and In poor
health.
The Recorder has been fortunate
enough TO secure correspondent
from Gibhonsyllle, Leesburg, Pah.
simari and occasionally from Iron
Creek. This correspondence Is great
" appreciated by the writer and the
readers, but We will not rest content
ed until we have regular correspon.
dent from every Immunity 10 the
county. We desire an energetic cor.
respondent from every section not
nov represented
George II. Monk 4 Co. are receiv-
Ing cousignments OF furniture with
every freight team coming In from
bedrock They viii keep samples OF
each article In their store, but will
Keep their main stock In the ware.
rooms formerly occupied by the lila.
man Hardware company. They have
leased this building for year to
Keep their surplus stock In all lines.
They have very fine selec tion of
furniture In both the moderate priced
article and the dner grades
The regular annual me ting CT thu
stockholders Of the First National
Bank was held In this city Tuesday
forenoon. The same board OF direct
ors were elected to serve for the On.
suing year. We understand that n
most favorable report OF the condi.
ton of the bank was read. A sub.
stantial dividend was declared, and
the surplus increased. IL Is hardly
possible that the directors will make
any change In the. personnel of the
officials OF the management.
II. III. Mcbride has been very sick
ut bis home In this city for the past
ten days OF pneumonia. For several
days he has been In such a critical
condition that his life has been de.
SPARED of. II Is now though, nv
the attending physicians that he has
passed the crisis OF the disease, and
all that Is required now Is the best
Oh nursing for him TO recover. The
Tact that there Is an Improvement
Tor the better Is source OF satisfae.
tion to his many friends.
X. l.. Edwards, formerly mapavsr
IT the Kitty Burton Mine at Ulysses |
arrived here Monday aud lief, wedpes. |
day to inspect the mine. IL Ia said
that he went with the purpose OF In. |
specting the mine thoroughly aud n
he Finds things as he anticlpates
there Is a strong probability that the
property will he started up during
the coming season. Mr.. Edwards
as rather uneommunicative. but
would mot deny that the company
owning the property would not be
,overned by his report as To the
future policy to be pursued In regard
10 the mine.