The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-02


prepared TO secure permit for parties
desiring them.
The Bell social at the court house
tomorrow night should be well pat
ronized. The social is given by the
Christian Endeayor Society Of the
Presbyterian church to raise funds
for the purchase OF bell for the
church. They have well-arranged
program, which will be well worth
the admission price Of % cents.
Light refreshments will also be
served.
Rev. Pemberton was called TO Car.
men yesterday afternoon to perform
a marriage ceremony. The contract
Ing parties were r. NJ. Means and
Mrs, Rosetta Sage, the ceremony
taking place at O'Clock. Mr.. Means
IL the Carmen merchant and Mrs.
Sage Is comparatively recent arriv.
81 In the valley. The newly welded
pair were TO give ball al Roske's
hall to their friends.
| Mrs. II. Il. Frost and Mrs. Della
Hamilton entertained the choir Of
the Presbyterian church and some Of
the new members last night at the
home OF the former. The function
was 10 the nature Of an April Fool
party and the program OF the evening
| Was carried out along April Fool
lines. There were some twenty five
guests, who seemed to enjoy the
amusements provided by the hostesses
OF the evening.
During the past week The largest
real estate deal, involving the largest
amount Of money was closed up by
the Lemhi Realty company, of the
season. The 800 arce tract, known as
the Eddie Edwards ranch, was dis.
posed OF to G. A. Axline, president
OF the State Normal, $40, 400 was the
consideration. 1t will be remember
ed that Mr.. Axline was here last fall
during the county Normal. This Is
| said to be one OF the best ranches in
the country, the entire 800 being un
der cultivation and all under fence.
The ranch Is but one and one-half
mile south OF town. and the very hour
that the railroad reaches Salmon this
ranch will double IN value.
The school election for the election
OF two directors will be held at the
school house Saturday From pres
ent indications there will not be but
one ticket In the field. Or. Hub
bard will stand for reelection and
W. ii. Shoup has consented to per-
NIT his name to be used. As soon as
the new directors are sworn in about
the first duty they will be confronted
with Is the election OF teachers for
the ensuing year. We are informed
that most OF the old teachers will he
retained, with the exception OF Prin-
cipal Trafiord, who will not be an APP
plicant. We understand he will en-
gage In some other occupation more
congenial to his taste and where the
opportunities are greater for getting
ahead In the world.
For the past few days it was cur.
rent rumor on the street that there
had been a meeting of the grand mo-
guls OF the Armstead & Gilmore Rail-
road company at Dillon. This report
also stated that definite arrange.
ments had been made to commence
actual construction Of the line and |
that surveyors had been started over
the line TO cross-section. This morn
Ing The Recorder called up the Dill.
on Examiner to verify the report.
II there had been such a meeting at
Dillon during the past week 1t was
lot generally known ut that place,
tut an effort would be made at once
o run down the report. Since there
las been no call over the phone at
he time of going to press, we take
t for granted that the rumor was
'anard.
1t Is now said upon very good au.
hority that the government will
DON put up a telephone line from
,hallis. connecting Bayhorse, Clay.
on, Robinson, Custer and Stanley
iasin, for the use OF the forest re-
erye and the public, This line win
Q great benefit as the charges for
Is use will not be over half the toll :
hareed by line put up by an incor. 1
1t louks as though this
ne by the forest reserve would be
ut up this summer, and as 1t con.
ects the same country as the line
eing talked OF by c. n. Gable and
theirs, the Gable line probably win
OF undertake to put In parallelline
ne To compete with the govern.
lent IL would not be good bust:
ess proposition. 10 was this paper
hat first started the project to build
telephone line TO Caster. -Messen.
or.
Last week we stated that Prof. W.
!. Webber, Principal OF the Challis
ablic school, had disappeared veyr
'ysteriously ON Monday morning.
Iarch card, ut O'Clock. But ON
rat same evening at about O'Clock,
Ter all our papers had been printed,