The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-10

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is now said 10 be much better.
A. Barsow and J. BaIslow and
wife, all Of the Pahslmari country,
were transacting business here the
last Of the week
Mrs. n. H. Chase left Sunday for
Butte, where she will visit for u few
weeks with friends Her son Dan Is
working In Butte.
Miss Helen Sharkey, who has been
spending the past year with Mrs.
Bonner In Pennsylvania, arrived at
her home at Suniield the last u the
week.
Mrs. Mont Coiwel underwent q
delicate surgical operation Sunday
from which she came In excellent
shape and Is getting along as well as
could be expected.
Mrs. George Neither left Saturday
for Los Angeles, California, where
she expects TO spend the winter Wis.
lting with friends. She goes for the
benefit Of her health.
The workmen are strlnglng the
wire on the electric line from the
Andrews Electric Light plant To the
Copper Queen mine. The line Is
about seven miles In length.
Not the least of the attractions at
the Guild bazaar will be fishing
pond conducted by the young ladies
Of the Altar Guild.
Bring along good supply Of bait
boys for some one is sure going TO
catch whale.
A quiet wedding took place at the
Methodist parsonage Wednesday
evening OF last week, In which Mr..
Jack Leitch aud Mrs. Margaret
Wbipple we're the contracting
parties. Rev. Pembert0n performed
the ceremony which Joined the couple
In wedlock.
John W. Shook, Sr. Of SunHeld,
was In town yesterday. Mr.. Shook
Informed The Recorder that he and
wife expected to leave this morning
for Los Angeles, California, where
they expect to spend the winter. lie
stated That he expected they would
return about the first of April.
Roy b. Herndon left the last Of the
week for his OLD home In southern
Missouri for few weeks visit with
relatives and amid the scenes Of his
boyhood days. or course he will be
back In time to be sworn In as
county assessor when the county
commissioners meet the 9th Of Janu-
airy.
No other newspaper in the inter
mountain region covers the news of
the West and OF the country gener-
ally so well as The Salt Lake Trib-
une. Ii for any reason you do not
wish To take the daily, subscribe for
the Semi-Weekly, which will be sent
you twice week for one year for
tl.5o.
The Andrews Light s. Power Com.
pany machinery came In Saturday
aud is now ready TO be installed as
soon as the building is ready to re-
ceive II. They have massive ma.
chinery and will be very complete
electric plant, aud furnish all the
power the patronage will demand for
several years.
'The body OF win Beagle, of the
Three Forks, passed through town
the FIRST Of the week to DO shipped TO
Iowa for re-lnterment. The man
died at his home, some seventy five
miles from here last sun. mer, but II
was the request of the friends that
his remains be taken back to his old
home In Iowa for burial.
The Masons held their regular an.
nual election OF officers Saturday
night. The following are the officers
elect; Master, W. Ii. Soue; Senior
Warden, Allen Merritt; Junior War.
den, Walter Shoup; Secretary, Fred
IIavomann; Treasurer, j. NJ. I.angs-
dorf. The master elect did not make
known the appointlve officers.
No home should be without a good
city newspaper, aud these long win.
tor evenings are whom It is especially
welcomed by every member OF the
iamily, Try The Salt Lake Seuni.
Weekly Tribune for 1909. 1t Is pub
ished twice week, each issue con.
tains ten or twelve pages, aud IL is
sent To any address for 81. so per year.
= The Salmon Electrical Company
turned on the day current Tuesday.
For the time being this enterprise on
the part OF this company may not he
4 profitable move, but In time IL
viii no doubt pay. There are SO
many uses to which electricity can
DO applied To an advantage that cleo.
lricity for motive power is very es.
,ential.
Mrs. ChaS. Smith died In BROOKLYN
Monday afternoon. The immediate
,ause of her death was heart trouble.
Last week she fell while walking
across the door breaking her leg.
The deceased must have been be.
-ween sixty and seventy years OF age.
She came here with her husband, who