The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-06-18

II you are a lover Of good music
you should by all meaus attend the
band concert at the opera house the
evening Of July 2nd.
J. A. Herndon is TO be married the
Both OF this month TO Miss MlIlicent
Ashley, VI Bloomfield, Missouri. Soon
after the wedding Arch will return
TO Salmon with his briue, aud will go
to housekeeping in the Mrs. McCaleh
residence, which is uow occupied by
the bachelor club.
Word reached here the last Of the
week that Al Jlnegar who resides OF
Fourth Of July creek, had lost nj
home by tire with all OF its contents.
one day last week. Mr.. JInegar ana
family we're away from home when
the tire occurred, and no one seems to
know how the Ore started THIS
comes as "A bard blow TO Mr.. Jinegar
and family as they can iIly afford the
loss.
The first freight teams, which hay!
arrived from bedrock with supplies,
got in Tuedsay night The teams
bad been on the road continuously for
twenty days, changing places each
night. They must have had q terri
BILE time getting through the mud.
They were very lightly loaded, yet
there We're from eight to twelve
horses on each load The horses
showed the effect OF the trip.
BY telephone this morning The
Recorder Is informed that it raiued
good share Of the day Yesterday ana
poured down all OF last night on the
Montana side Of the range. Adviccs
stated at Bedrock that there was
several washouts up the line Of the
Oregon Short Line and there was a
degree OF uncertainty when the morn
Ing train would get in. It. is said
that there Is grave danger that a
couple OF bridges would 20 out, which
would destroy rail communication
with Butte.
j. &. Dryer, prominent ranch.
man from Northfork, WAS transact.
Ing business for couple Of days the
last OF the week at this place Mr..
Dryer is going into fruit quite extern
sively, especially small fruit, and will
have about six hundred gallons Of
strawberries this season. His place
Is so sheltered that the early frost
and bard winter did not injure his
strawberry patch, while others who
usually market Il good many crates of
this kind OF fruit will not have
enough for home consumption.
In another place in this issue can
be found an advertisement announc.
Ing a dance tomorrow night at the
opera house, under the auspices of
the base ball committee The appro-
priation made by the Fourth of July
committee for the ball games will fall
far short OF what Is needed, and the
proceeds from this dance will be used
to make up the deficit. The local
team has guaranteed the Redrock
team hundred dollars, which with
other expenses will fall far short of
the appropriation. Buy ticket
whether you desire to attend the
dance or not.
Senator Macbeth ana his associates
who recently discovered good body
OF ore and located several claims ON
new ground, near the Lucky Boy
mine on Custer Mountain, last week
put on a force OF men, and are driv-
lnga tunnel to tap the property at
great depth. They have started the
tunnel right back CT the Lucky Boy
mill, and should they drive this tun.
mel into the heart OF OLD Custer
are almost sure to tan
some lodges that will astonish the |
world In mining way AS soon rs
they take out sufficient ore from their
new discoveries, 1t is understood they
Will put the old Custer mill in opera
lion treating 1t. Messenger.