The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-02-27

The monthly meeting OF the Moth
ers Club will be held at the home O
Mrs. Arthur Greene Tuesday after
noon, March 3rd. Temperance Is tn,
subject and the ladies' having the pro
gram In charge are making a specia
enort to prepare something interest
Ing and instrucivet. All the mem
bers should DO present and any ladIe.
VINO are interested In the cause will
be made welcome.
George W. Kingsbury was exhibit.
Ing picture to his friends around
town which many decided was a pict.
ure OF MIR. Kingsbury when he was a
lew years younger than he Is now.
The picture, however, was OF Tom
Tageart, the national chairman of
the democratic party, who Is cous.
in OF Mr.. Kinasbury. George W.
says that no and wife contemplate
going To Denver In July to see how
the democrats conduct conventions
and tn meet Mr.. Taggart who viii
be present.
W. Il. o'ConiIell completed the
brick work on the Odd Fellows tenn.
pie this week, and the building Is
now entirely In the hands OF the car.
penters. Since the front OF this
structure IS completed 1t presents
very imposing appearance. We very
much question whether there Ii a
brick building 10 the state, for Its
size, which presents a more pleasing
appearance TO the eye. 1t Is antici-
pated that the building will be near
enough completion so that the Golden
Rule store will be able to move IN
their stock by the FIRST OF April.
II was current rumor In town this
week that the forest reserve people
had refused TO allow q. ii. Reynolds
The use OF any timber, and consea.
uently had closed down the mill.
There was not much grounds for
the rumor, so The Recorder was In.
formed by Mr., Reynolds. This gen
ueman states that he had let con. |
tract TO some Austrians to get out a |
certain number OF saw logs, and then
refused To pile the brush as REQUIRED
by the forest rule regulations. These
requirements have oeen complied
with by Mr. Reynolds and the DIFF.
heulty, II any existed, has been 70.
moved.
j. III. Campbell and son, two prom.
ihent ranchmen from the Pahsimar,
were attending 10 business matters
her" the iifst OF the week. Mr..
Campbell stated that Il was estimated
mat the ranchmen OF his section of
he country would have at least two
thousand tons of hay TO carry over Ms
result of the open winter. Tbere
has been so little snow that the stock
'oold hnd forage and that IL was
necessary to do but little feeding. A
considerable OF the revenue OF the
anches IN that section Is dependent
ipon hay, and when there Is no sale
or this product II works hardship.
IL casts country newspaper n oney !
very ume Il takes stand on any
nestion, Any other citizen can do 1
0 without inJurlng his business h
ecanse he Is not put ON record Ia,
'htn a newspaper publishes anythips n
Is there In black and white and no !,
Jay to yet around 1t. IL the editor /,
d'oeates improvements tho moss.
acks 20 after him and sometimes ii
LOO their paper. II he opposes Inn. =,
rovements, the progressive sort get !.
q his frame and call him a back a,
umber IL he boosts the churches n,
'e liberal element call him craxv m
I'd u he doesn't the church people "
y he Is going to the devil. II he
lol'shes local news, some saw n n N
nonsense, and II be doesn't he M
us Il In the neck from those who M
OK Tor the short items. III he puh. ~
hes politics the opposition gets In. wi