The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-11-12

spend the winter.
Lou Wells and wife, OF the Pahsim
arr country, we're transacting bus
iness here the last Of the week.
Miss Lola Rood came in from Salt
Lake City the last OF the week for a
visit with her brothers and other
friends.
The city dads met in adjourned ses-
sion Thursday night Of last week.
There was but little business trans
acted OUTSIDE Of paying bills.
Sam Young left this morning for
Chatfee, Nevada, which will be his
postofIce address for the winter at
least. Mr. Young seemed to he un-
certain as To his future movements.
The county commissioners are in
session this morning. The principal
business Is counting the ballots.
Outside Of this business some road
matters may come up for cOnSidera-
ton.
Il. Selander, who has been spending
most Of the summer at Fort Lemhi
and Yearianyille, working al his
trade Of carpentering, came home
the last Of the week to spend the
winter.
K. S. Nickerson, who has been con
Quoting special meetings for the past
two weeks in the Pahsimari country,
passed through town yesterday morn
ing, taking the coach at this place
for his home near Salt Lake City.
Matt Stewart and wife were down
from their ranch the last of the week.
The Recorder understands they were
looking for house t. rent, which
would indicate they have had enough
of ranch life, for the present at least.
There will be special services
Thanksgiving day at both the Pres
bYterian and Episcopal churches At
the former the services will he at 10
O'Clock. AS Rev. Pemberton will be
out OF town there will be no services
at the Methodist church on this
date.
The socialists met Saturday night
for the purpose of organizing a local.
An organization was perfected and
a charter was sent for. The socialists
expect to carry on campaign in
the future by having IA reading room
and the distribution OF socilist lltera-
ture
Such reports as are now at hand in
regard to the county election are very
incomplete. The Recorder believes
1t will be much better to give a tapu-
lated account of the vote after the
oflici count Is made. Then the re-
port Will be absolutely correct. This
vote In a corrected form, will appear
next week.
Albert Wilmington was dowa from
Baker Tuesday. Albert states that
Frame Wilmington is now able to be
around the house and out of doors
during the warm part of tie day.
Frame was first threatened with
pneumonia, which resulted in light
attack OF typhoid fever. He has
been sick for several weeks.
George W. Kingsbury left the last
OF the week for Seattle to purchase
stock of harness. Mr. Kingsbury has
rented the Edwards building, the
room formerly occupied as barber
shop, and expects to put in a S.. 900
stock OF harness and supplies. lie
will employ regular harness maker,
and manufacture new work as well as
do repairing.
One OF the plate glass windows of
Hotel Lemhi was knocked into
smithereens Monday night as a re-
suit OF either flying rocks or meteors.
AS couple OF men we're having
personal controversy at the time il is
to DO presumed that the rock in.
tended to bodily harm one of the par.
ties to the controversy went wide of
Its intended mark.
Art Brown, of Salt Lake, has be.
come permanent resident Of Lemhi
county. He has inaugurated active
work on the Ludwig property on
Musgrove creek. 1t is the intention
to continue this work all winter.
Mr.. and Mrs, Brown are now visiting
Mr.. and Mrs, Rob Edwards AT
Ulysses. They will take up their
home in Salmon about the first of
the month.
Road Supervisor Shocks and the
stage company are getting the can.
yon road In shape for winter. Mr..
Shocks has force of six or seven
meu and the stage company is put.
ting the gulch road In as good shape
as possible before the heavy SHOWS
commence. Most OF the road is cut
out OF the side of the mountain and
the travel is not liable to be con
fronted with the conditions that
they we're up against last spring.
In referring to the improvements
now being made at the Copper Queen,
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