The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-03-26
GEO. II. MONK CO.


Y. A. Naples. ranchman on Lit
tie Deer creek, was a pleasant visitor
70 this place during the past few
days Mr.. Naples also has some
mining prospects near his ranch,
which he puts In some OF his time m
developing. Mr.. Naples does not re,
out very often.
The Eastern Star met In regular
session Tuesday night. After the
routine work had been gone through
with the initatory degree was con-
ferred. The evening work was con-
ciuded after the midnight hour with
a social session at which refreshments
we're served by a committee.
A number OF people met at the
pleasant home Of Rev. Waite and
wife Friday night and were most
agreeabiy entertained by Mrs. Waite
giving her experiences In the Chinese
mission fields. Her talks on these
occasions are both amusing and pa
thetic and deeply interesting.
Mrs. SPAIN was passenger yester-
day on the outgoing coach to the
John Shook Sr. ranch to attend the
wedding OF Chas. W. Snook and Miss
Villa White. The wedding was to
take place at the home OF the groom.
Rev. Waite went out on the same
coach TO perform the wedding cere.
mony,
The salmon Cornet Band received
their new instruments Tuesday even.
Ing, and consequently are very much
pleased. The boys now have q fine
and expensive lot OF musical instru.
Eents and know how to use them.
There are players In waiting for
these new Instruments, which will he
q great acquisition to the band.
AFTER the Came" college plav
10 DO given by the Epworth League.
viii take place at the opera house
April End. Between acts musical
selections will DO elven, SO that Il
VIII DO a continuous performance
from the time the curtain raIsea I'M. |
III IL falls on the closing act. The
viii be devoted towards tho
purchase OF hymnals.
7, 7. Dunlap aud family returned
the last OF the week from an OK.
tended visit with Mrs. Dunlap's sis. |
Ter at Battle Mountain, Nevada.
Mrs Dunlap and children were ON |
tile coach at Cold Springs, which
started to run away Saturday, but
fortunately Mr.. Dunlap succeeded IN
getting hold Of the lines before the |
coach went over the embankment
n. l. Andrews left Monday morn. |
Ing for Los Angeles, Call, where he |
goes for visit with his daughter and |
to meet his wife and return with her
lie thought he might be out OF the
'ity for couple Of weeks, but he did |
not Know but what be might stay
until the first Of April TO witness thu
Of our deet, which Il
10 be In those waters soon
liter the trst OF April.
Peter Golfer, one OF the stage
rivers, had one OF his legs quite
etiousiy injured at Cold Springs |,
station Saturday, by his team Mt. |,
emptine to run away. He was get /
lug ready to leave this station ON
be 10 trip and was Hxipg something
bout the coach, when the teams
tarteo to run. In crawling over the ,
ack OF the coach be fell between the I
ehicie and the wheel badly bruisiug ,
nd crushing one Of bis legs. For. {
anately none OF the bones were brok. !
D. Dat ne was unable TO take HIS q
seular trip out on the return trim. .
ortunately the team was stopped Id
eiore the coach run OF the steep n
noankment, as there were some .
omen and a number OF children on d
re coach at the time. a