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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-01-02
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Adam Hellman butchered hogs last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz went to Sal
mon Monday.
Jerry Doody has been laid up with
a sprained back.
W. W. Schultz has moved his cattle
to the Dagen ranch to winter.
J. +. Schultz was up from Salmon
to spend Christmas ut the Schultz
ranch.
johnnie lambeth Is In the neigh
b0rh0od looking after his fathers
cattle.
Iron creek school will begin Jan.
9Th with Miss Laura Goodel foi
teacher.
David Edison and G. S. Newkirk
took trip to Salmon just before
Christmas.
Roscoe Hamilton was to the lime
works to get load OF lime for John
Carr, OF May.
Mr.. Phil Cullinan has been stopping
with his sister Mrs. Gene Andrew.
for a few days.
Mr.. Hugh Leonard on Christmas
while riding horse to cut out some
cattle, the horse slipped and fell on
his leg and now he Is trying to gel
around ON one leg.
Every one 10 the neighborhood at,
tended the box supper and dance Civ,
en- at the McKim creek school house
TO raise money for the benefit OF The
school. The proceeds amounted Il
sl3o.15 the two highest boxes sold
were Miss Myrtel Walkers and Mrs.
W. W. Schultz. The one Of Miss
Walker brougbt ssl.5o and Mrs.
Schultz ss5. The parties who bough,
them said they never eat so much IN
their lives.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-01-02
Concerns Fortune of Mrs. Eddy.

Boston, Dec. 29.-Disputing the
power of Mrs. MARY Baker G. Eddy,
head of the Christian. Science
church, to make disposition of so
LARGE a part of her fortune, formal
notices have been served on Trustees
Mcclellan, Fernald and Baker, hav-
ing IT. charge Mrs. Eddy's estate, Or
dering them not to make an appro-
priation OF 81, 200, 900 for new char
liable organization recently author
lied, or any other sum from Mrs.
Eddy's estate, pending the outcome
of litigation.
According to Former United States
Senator William f. Chandler, this
action is to be followed 10y new law
suit involving the Christian Science
head and her trustees, brought by
the "next friends" Mrs. Eddy's son,
George W. Glover; his daughter,
Mary Baker Glover, and Mrs. Ed
dy's adopted son, DR.. Ebeneezer j.
Foster, OF Waterbury, VT.
The contention of Mr.. Chandler is
that the proposed appropriation OF
million dollars Is in direct viola
tion Of Mrs. Eddy's deed of trust of
March 6, 1907, by which she turned
over all her property to three trustees
for life, reserving only the right to
use the income and certain realty,
and which act marked the partial
termination OF litigation against her
and the trustees by the next
friends" few months since.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-01-02

other chapter to a record alreal
long.
: Ore week ago tonight Mr.. Adlel
resignation as president Of the Std
National bank shook New Orleai
financial circles. Since then n
bank has announced that 1t must
out OF business. Mr.. Adlei's Wild
sale grocery firm, one OF the lard
10 the south, has gone into h
hands of a receiver; a load OF n
ceries consigned to Honduras, Will
Mr.. Adler's friends claimed as one
his last hopes of recouping his ID
tune, has been lost by shipwrec
and the steamer Alps. carrying ia
the groceries and Mr.. Adler n
owned by him, is total loss by d
same wreck. BY the merest slip
chance, the insurance policy on d
shiplOad OF grocerise was render
worthless by failure OF premium b
ment.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-01-02
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6IBBCNSvILLE

Munford Ashley Is clerking for Z.
II. Edwards now.
VIII Buster came 10 from singiser
TO attend the funeral.
Paris O'Neill has gone 10 SIngiser
TO work In the mines.
Leo Dodge Is down from Salmon
for the rest Of the winter.
A. L. Dean returned from the Big
Hole last Tuesday week ago.
Mr.. Kirk and Percy Anderson have
finished their work down on Sheep
creek.
Over twenty dollars worth OF new
books we're ordered for the school
library last week
Henry Allen went to Sage creek a
few days go to help Charley Jones
do some representation work.
Lucian Ely came down from Pio-
neer creek for some Christmas goose
and on other matters OF business.
Mr.. Kerrigan, the sawmill man,
has been In town from the Bull OF
the WOODS country several times
lately.
Hal Brown, Levi Williams and
Leo Dodge have set up dras-saw on
Lick creek and are now prepared to
make the sawdust fly.
Mrs. Hugh Roberts came up from
Fourth OF July creek to spend the
holidays. After enjoying a We days
visit, she returned home last Sunday.
Petitions are circulated both In
Wisdom, Montana and In Gibbons
Vile, asking to have the mail route
re established between these two
places.
Jack Achord, Al R0ice and George
Hughes came back fiom over the Big
Hill few days ago. They had sew
eral mishaps on the way but nothing
serious.
Jack McFredericks, VIII Cannon,
Mr.. Emigh and his son, went over TO
the Bull Of the Woods last Monday.
They expect to rick up some sawlogs
for the A. ID. NJ. & X. Co.
Resolved, that we are going to look
on the bright side of life In 1908 more
than we did In the past year; that
we will be cheerful till ten, a. m. =
the rest OF the day will take care Of
itself.
The names OF those who were
neither tardy nor absent at school
during the month OF December are as
follows: Frances Benedict, Anita
Reese, Ora Loucks, Olive Taylor,
Mary Dean, Basil Bradshaw and
James Reese.
Last Friday afternoon occurred the
funeral Of Miss Clara Cannon. A
large number OF friends gathered
from the surrounding country to
render final honors to his deeply be-
loved daughter. Her character was
such as to merit and receive nothing
but the highest love and praise. The
sorrowing family have the sincere
sympathy OF all who know them.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-01-02

Rev. Waite will preach at Carmen
next Sunday at 3 p. IN.
FOR SALE Either cord wood or
logs --pine or Dir. W. W. Martin.
Lee Jones. OF Boyle creek, was
transacti0a business here yesterday.
DIR. Wright and wife are the proud
parents Of daughter since Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Noble and
son, OF Noble, were In town the last
OF the week.
The Modern woodmen viii install
the Officers elect for the ensuing year
Friday night.
J, c. Hemphlll and wife, OF Fourth
Of July creek. are guests this week OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Van Strait.
Clark Albee, bookkeepet at the
Gold Queen mine, came down last
week 10 spend Christmas with old
time friends.
y. ID. kerns and wife, OF May, were
transacting business here the first Of
the week. This office received yery
pleasant call.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
on January sth 1905. at 2 .. ~. with
Mrs J. II Padgham. Mary V.
chaffee, Secretary.
The Recorder Is informed that 4
daughter came 10 the pleasant eoun
try home of MIR. and Mrs. FtanI
Geertsop Tuesday night
Have ynu used Dr. Kim balls Toott
PasisY IL not only cleans the teeth
but leaves pleasant taste In th,
mouth. For sale by W. d. pycatt.
J. G. Bohannoo. one Of the sub
stantial citizens al the Junction
country, VAS a pleasant caller at thi
once the nrst Of the week, while IL
town.
Df. kimhail, Who has been 10 Boisl
for the past ten days, Is expeete,
hume today, and Will be found In hi
once tomorrow To look after tbr
wants VI his customers.
The Recorder Is requested 10 an
nounee that a special meeting OF Ia
Eastern Star will be held TueSda
night OF next week, for the purpas
Of the installation Of officers.
George kingsbury, who has bee
confined 10 bis home for the past tn
weeks Is said 10 be getting niue
better. with strong hopes Of bein
able TO be out In short time.
Hugh AcCaIeo. OF Dillon, came 4
the hrst Of the week to visit hi
mother Who has been sick with IA
pneumonia for the past ten day,
The many friends Of this estlmabl
woman are glad TO learn that thel
has been a change for the better
her condition. and that she Is on a
road 70 recovery.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-01-02
STATEMENT
Made to
HON. w. 5. CLANCY
State Bank Commissioner
Of Idaho. Official Publication


LAgGsDoRF & Cos. BANK located at salmon,
State of Idaho, at the close OF business on the
z3rd day OF December, 1907.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ........Sf3 o779,o
Bonds, warrants and other securities .7,s75.5o
Banking house, furniture. fixtures. ..s.IozIo
Due from banks ...................27 foo53
CASH ON AAND...... ....... .z4.9o3oo
Total .... SIG. s2II3
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in.............s 100000
c,,,us fund ....,. 100000
Undivided profits. ,......" i'o297i
dividends unpaid $500
DEPOSITS ............ IsS46642
Total. ......... .'si9SS2ii3
State of Idaho, 90
County OF Lemhi
|, Jesse G. Langsdof, Assistant Cashier, OF
the above named bank, do solemnly swear
that fine foregoing statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
Jesse G. Langsdon, Assistant Cashier,
Correct Attest: J. M. Langsdort, President
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 3oth
day of December, 1907. VIM. I. smith,
Clerk District Court, Lemhi County Idaho
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-01-02
Yesterday was the most quiet da


this city has experienced for some
time. Most OF the business houses
were closed until late In the after.
noon and the streets were deserted.
Howard Mather, brother OF Mrs,
Logan aud william lgou, came In
Thursday OF last week, called here by
the fatal Illness of william lgou.
MIR. Matber resides at The Dales,
Oregon.
u. IL. Bacon, returned the first OF
the week from the coast. where he
spent Christmas with relatives. Mr..
iiacon has charge OF the surveying
crew which has been working In the
upper country for the past year
Last week valise was found on
the Carmen creek road. containing
wearing apparel and n purse with
small amount of money. The owner
can have tie same by calling upon
q, NJ. Wyant and paying for this
notice.
Jack Walters left Yesterday.
ing for Salt Lake, Denver and other
eastern cities TO lay In the spring
and summer stock OF dry goods for
the George II. Monk & Co. store.
Jack expects To ba gone Tor couple
OF weeks.
Dan Mulclhy aud wife, OF boyle
creek, aired their family troubles In
Judge Steel's court the last OF the
week. From the tenure Of the evil.
dence IL Is evident that these un.
plcasantnesses are OF frequent occur.
rance. Mr.. Mulcihy was placed un.
der bonfs 10 preserve the peace.
Preaching IN the Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning and
evening". Subject for the morning
Abraham the friend OF God. -
Evening subject, 1.-THE rich young
ruler Christian Endeavor meeting
az d't5 p, IN. All are cordially in
vited TO meet with US In these sery.
lees. Alex Waite, Pastor.
The CITY Marshall has been notified
by the board to 20 after the dogs
from now on In most strenuous
way. The farmers who are I'm town
every day should either leave their
dogs at home or make provisions for
their care while IN town, as IL might
be necessary to take them out OF the
pound. The worthless ours around
town ave become a nuisance.
william Rugby, who went to the
soldiers llome several weeks ago,
states Ia letter to friends here,
that he likes the home splendidly.
and Is much pleased with his sur.
roundings lie SAYS that all The
boys have To do is to sleep and eat
but he could amuse himself little
better II lie was able to read This
Recorder, which will hereafter 60 Ia
bis address,
, The New Years reception yester.
day afternoon irom I o'clock To :
. o'clsck at the pleasant home OF Mrs.
A. }. Macoah was a most pleasant
function. The reception was given
by the Mothers Club, aud the ladies
received the guests Light refresh,
msnts we're served, and music was
one OF the features. II was most
pleasant event aud one which was
. greatly appreciated by the guests,
AT the annual election OF Officer,
, OF Salmon Il. \. of A. camp No.
22ss held Tuesday evening, Dec. II,
the following officers we're: elected
u Charlotte y. Martin, Oracle; Ma,
5 Price, Wee Oracle; Margaret Ma.
e hafey, Past Oracle; Mary Sattlei
J. Chancellor Grace Myers. Marshall
e Lizzie Suyuer, Recorder; Fioletts
e Beach, Receiver Mary Hendricks,
n Inner Sentinel; Maggie Andrews
Ie Outer Sentinel; Geo. Beach, Man
ager.
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locations Recorded.

Erie and Erie Nos. to 6 and
Tom Boy lodes, Spring Mt. dist, J..
ID. Wood ct al, locatcrs.
Topompy lode Unorganized district
Leo Hagel ct al, locators.
Gold Gravel No. 2 placer Mackinaw
district, O. 4. kirkpatrick locator.
Grizzly Bear and Grizzly Bear Nos.
l and ?, unorganized district, Vir.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-01-02

New Orleans, Dec 29.-Almost un-
paralleled misfortunes have been
heaped in the short space Of one
week on William Adler, one of New
Orleans foremost bankers and a
leading wholesale grocer Of the south.
The arrival of news today that Mr.
Adler is shipwrecked refugee at
Belize, British Honduras, added an.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-01-02


J. w. Caples is In the upper Lemhi
county this week running survey for
some parties.
J. y. Boyes left Sunday for the
outside, expecting to be gone for
couple OF weeks.
Walter Wilde left yesterday morn
Ing for a trip to Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, where he expects to spend the
rest OF the winter, returning here In
the spring.
The Mothers Club will meet with
Mrs. England next Tuesday after
noon, Jan. Z. A very interesting
subject will be discussed and visitors
are welcome.
Allen Hamilton, who went to Cali.
fornia four months ago to spende the
winter, Is expected to return In a
couple OF days. Allen Is not as well
pleased with the far west .as he
thought he would be.
lhc u W. ". Fs udIi ~ tfu uptTh
house last night was well attended
and most enjoyable time" the
usual comment. There were about a
hundred numbers sold, which will
leave the organization fair profit
from their efforts.
Al Jineear takes charge If the
Lemhi Cate tomorrow morning.
Jet Recorder was In error last week
In the statement that Mrs. Lon
Myers was TO take the cafe. Mr..
Jinegar expects to run hrst-class
restaurant In every particular.
Messrs a. Barslow and V. Mezler,
OF Patterson, we're In town for a
couple of days the first OF the week.
The last named gentleman lives Just
across the line In Custer county and
Is the county surveyor OF that coun.
ty. Roth OF the gentlemen made this
Office pleasant callt this morning.
The railroad surveyors who Rave
been spending the past year iunning
a survey from Armstead. Montana,
To this point, are now ut work run
ming line down the rlvre. The en-.
tire force at present are stopping
here In town and surveying north Of
town on the ctherside Of the river.
A representative OF The Recorder
interviewed most OF the business
men during the past week relative to
their Holiday trade and trade for
the past year. They oil express
themselves as we'll satisfied with the
trade, aud generally expressed them.
selves as believing II would compare
very favorably with Holiday trade of
last year, None OF the stores have
any Holiday goods to carry over to
next year.
The remains OF Mrs. u. l.. Ander.
sen was shipped out this morning to
Monroe, Utah, where the interment
will! take place. Mr.. Andresen nc.
companied her remains to their des.
tination. The Andersen family have
been RESTING some live miles down
the river, The immediate cause of
the death OF this woman was dropsy
OF the heart, We have been unable
TO ascertain any farther particulars
than those given above.
The Juvenile band will give con.
cert aud dance at the opera house
the 18th OF February. They are now
making arrangements with that idea
In view. For the past six mouths
the boys have been practicine two or
three times week. and the people
viii he surprised at how nicely they
play, The boys take u great interest
In their music, and they are aesery.
Ing OF much encouragement. Their
continuous practice has not only been
beneficial to them In musical way.
but they have been improving them.
selves In place OF loading on the
street as they might have otherwise
done.
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Geo. III. Monk s CO.
The Busiest Place Town.

Our trade for the past year has ex-
ceeded our most sanguine expecta-
tons. and we take this opportunity to
thank our patrons for their patronage.
We trust that our past business asso-
Citations have been Of mutual advant-
age and we shall endeavor to merit
your trade in the coming year.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-01-02
FRIEND ~ FRIEND.

The personal recommendations Of peo.
pie who have been cured OF coughs and
colds by Chamberlain Cough Remedy
have done more than all else to make Il
staple article Of trade and eommercs ovei
large part of the civilized world.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-01-02
ginia Miuing Co. locator.

Senator lode, Eureka district, X.
w. Mcbride locator.
Little Eddie lode Unorganized dis
trict Mrs. Mary F. Abbey locator.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-10-30
THE FINAL RALLIES MONDAY NIGHT.
Democrats al the Academy Of Music
and Republicans al Parrish
Warehouse.

The final rally of the two part
les in Durham county will take
place Monday night and each
will do his best to secure the big
gest crowd and have them do the
the loudest hollering.
The Democrats are proud of
the fact that they will have with
them Hon. w. w. Kitchin, who
has not been here since before
the nomination. Mr.. Kitchin has
many friends in Durham who
would have been disappointed
had he not come during the cam
Fpaign to whoop things up a bit.
They will turn out in large
numbers to hear Mr.. Kitchin and
and the only mistake the Demo-
Gratis made was in not having
sufficient room to accommodate
the crowd that will want to hear
Mr.. Kitchin and participate in
the final rally of the campaign.
However, the fun will be on be-
tween the opposing crowds and
the fun will be to see which can
whoop it up the best.
The Republicans of the county
are a'so fortunate and feel good
over the fact that they have Sc
cured one of their best speakers
TO be here in the person of Hon.
A. A. Whittier, elector for the
state at large. He is the best
speaker, so said. that has been out
on the campaign and all who
hear him will have an opportuni-
ty that is not afforded every day.
The Republican forces will
congregate at Parrish Warehouse
and have plenty Of room to ac-
commodate all that care to go
out and see and hear. The coun-
ty candidates will all be present
to see that things run smoothly
and the campaign will be closed
with rejoicing.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-10-30
Conference ARRANGEMENTS.

Methodists of this city are busy
these days making arrangements
for the conference that will be
held here this year and a canvass
to secure homes for the ministers
and laymen that are expected is
being made. From all reports
the people of this city are respond.
ing in a hospitable manner and
the committee will experience
very little trouble in entertaining
all that come here to attend the
conference.
The conference opens here
Wednesday, December 8. Bishop
Charles b. Galloway, of Mississ-
ippi, presided over the conference
last year when it met in Wilson.
Of the Durham ministers who
who will move this year on ac-
count of the expiration of the
four years, Rev. J. II. McCrack.
en- is the only one thus affected.
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JAMES S. SHERMAN.
SHORT LOCAL ITEMS.

In this issue will be found a
change of the ad of H. A. Gaskins
in which he tells you about BIZ
cycles, guns, rifles and ammunition.
]. C. Tingen of Woodsdale,
called in to see, US this week
while here with tobacco. He
was we'll pleased with the price
his tobacco brought.
Large breaks of tobacco were
sold on the Durham market this
week, and from all reports the
farmers were we'll pleased with
the prices paid for the weed.
The ''Ten Nights in a Bar
room,,' billed to appear here
last Wednesday night did not
put up their tent and attemt to
give a show on accounp of the
weather.
Roland H. Parker tells you in a
change of ad in this issue about
drugs, toilet articles and seeds,
Read his ad and visit his store
for courteous treatment and
prompt service.
John Cameron was before the
mayor Wednesday charged with
stealing a bicycle and sent over
to the higher court under a bono
of $25. The boy is only ter
years of age and was caught ir
the act of stealing the wheel.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Holloway
and children are here on a visit
to Mr.. Holloway's parents. Mr..
Holloway buys tobacco on the
South Carolina market, but as
the season is now over he is here
spending the time with relatives.
The union meeting of the Mt.
Zion Association will be held the
fifth Sunday of November and
the Saturday before at Mt. Her.
mon Baptist church. The pro-
gram has been arranged and
delegates from each of the 43
churches of the Association are
expected to attend this meeting.
Mr.. c. H. Gattis, travelling
passenger agent of the Seaboard,
is planning to have another
personally conducted excursion.
This time he intends to carry a
party Of North Carolinians to
Cuba, and already has applica-
ton for several berths in a
sleeper. Such a trip in the win
ter will prove a very good trip
and doubtless many will take adj
vantage Of it.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-10-30
JOHN W. KERs.

House of Representatives Y.
E. Smith.
Constable Durham Township
James M. eagle.
Magistrates Durham Towr.
ship: w. H. Llewellyn, Fl. H.
Belvin. r. A. Harris, ]. T. Nor.
ton, D. C. Gunter. J. C. Wrenn,
T.. K. Powe, r. c. Cox, /. ]. Cox.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-10-30
The Evidence In The Case.

Is years use is evidence Millions OF
consumers Is evidence sales made ~
10. 600 agents is evidence. You buy 1
gallons l.. 4 N. Paint and ] gallons rurc
1.inseetl Oil tat 90 cents mix them and
make Z gallons best paint really for usc-
cost only ST. per galion-Done in
minutes. Hackney Bros. l.. 4 N. Paint
Agents.
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STATE TICKET.

STATE TICKET.
GOVERNOR. Elwood Cox.
Lieut.. Governor Charles F.
Toms.
Secretary of State-Dr. Cyrus
Thompson. =
Auditor-John Quincy Adams
Wood. .es.
Treasurer-W. E. Griggs.
Superintendent of.Public In.
struction-Rev. Or. J. L. M.Lyer.
H.
Attorney General-Jake F
Fewell.
Commissioner of agriculture
J. NJ. Mewborne.
Corporation Commissioner
Harry G.. Elmore.
Insurance COMMISSIONER. B,
Norris.
Commissioner of Labor and
Printing!. M. Ray.
For Congress. Fifth Congress.
ional District NJ. Morehead.
COUNTY TICKET.
Sheriff B. Warren.
Register of Deeds ds-W. 7. Red
mond.
Trersurer-J. w. Carpenter.
Coroner-Dr. E. II. Bowling.
County Commissioners. J,
Rigsbee. W.T. Neal, o. NJ. Perry,
B. P. Bowling, and James NJ.
Shepherd.
Magistrates w. T. Burgess,
T. A. Robins, w. E. Dunnegan,
John Cannady, W. G. Vickers,
J. Y. Reade, G. Ed. Cole, and T.
B. Tally.
LEGISLATIVE TICKET.
For Senate, Nineteenth Sena.
torial District IT. B. Tally and
Walker S. Thomas.
For House of Representatives So
w. G. Bramham.
There will be four ballot boxes
at each voting precinct, Novem'
Der 3rd. In these you will be
expected to cast your ballots fol
President. State, County ant
Congressional candidates. On
the congressional ticket the
name of only one man will ap'
pear. In order to vote for Mr..
Brooks, instead Of Mr.. Morehead
il will not be at all necessary for
you to scratch your ticket. II
you decide to vote for neither
candidate for Congress, you
need not deposit any ticket in
the Congressional box.