The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-05-28

The Ladies' Aid will meet with
Mrs. II. C. Cbaffee on June 3.
W. +. Taylor. the amalgamatOr,
came In from bis home near Shoup
Tuesday.
Joe Hammond and Grover Cleye-
land, two VI Mays prominent citi-
zens are transacting business here
this week.
George W Mckinney and T. II.
Scblegelmilch came In from Meyers
Cove Tuesday. Mr.. Mckinney states
that there has been eight inches OF
snow fallen on the hills during the
past week. At places 1t was almost
impossible TO get through the drifts.
Judge Stevens came In from Cbal-
lis Saturday, returning to that place
the first OF the week. The Judge Is
interested In valuable mining prop
erty at Parker Mountain, and has
been looking after those interests
during his vacation from court
duties.
For the past few days the Redrock
stage has been late, owing TO the ter
rible condition OF the roads In the
canyon, both this and the other side
OF the hill. 1t is said the reads are
In worse condition al the present
time than they have been for good
while.
John Long and son lett the first Of
the week for Kansas City and points
near that place In Kansas, where
they will spend several months, Wis.,
iting with old friends. Mr.. Long
goes mostly to consult an expert ply
stefan concerning the state OF bis
sons health.
The Methodist church was com
fortably filed Sunday afternoon at
the Memorial services. Rev. Penn
berton preached very able sermon,
taking the life OF the soldier as an
example. From their life he drew
the lesson that we should always be
prepared.to fulfill life's duties and be
prepared for tie hereafter.
The Juvenile Band are expecting
their uniforms almost any time. For
musical aggrcgations Salmon Is Sec
ond to none. There will be rev
towns In the state which can afford
two bands to furnish music for the
Fourth OF July celebration. The Re
corder Is informed that both bands
will be employed for the occasion.
A. G. Draper, treasurer OF the
Herndon Milling Company, arrived
home from several weeks visit at
Colorado points and at bis old home
at Louisiana, Missouri. lie reports
business conditions on the outside as
very pood, especially is this true Of
Colorado. lie states that he had a
most enjoyable trip In every particu-
lar.
Robert Walker came I'm from the
Black Eagle mine the last OF the
week bringing with him Hugh Mil
Ter, who had his leg broken at the
mine. IL Is stated that he was walk
Ing across the log, which turned
with him, precipitating him to the
ground breaking his leg. Hugh is
able to get around With the use of
crutches.
The Salmon Concert Band will give
an entertainment at the opera house
the evening of July End. The pro-
gram will consist OF music by the
full band and orchestra with an
afterpiece OF a farce comedy. The
boys will be out on this occasion In
full uniform, of which the proceeds
win be devoted towards the payment
tf the same.
Dr. Chas. Hammer, ormerly locat.
ed at Thunder Mountain, was an ar
rival here-the last of the week look
ing-up location for the practice Of
his profession. In all probability he
may conclude to locate In the county
at some point. He Is friend of
Peter Mckinney, of Carmen, and Is
spending several days at that pleas
Rnt country home.
! A telephone message from the
Junction yesterday brought, the In
that the Armstead & Gil |
more Railroad Company let the con-
tract during the past week for two
hundred thousand ties. We have no |
means to verify this report, but only |