The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-09

| vltes all ladies 10 call at her hom'
and see the beautiful styles and sam
pies Of tailor made suits, skirts
waists and other wearing apparel FOL
women which she has just received
from Chas. A. Stevens & bros
J Chicago.
! Allen Merritt and +. l.. Hines re
. turned from the Pahslman the first
Of the week. They have been vi
there for the past two weeks running
survey. To hear Allen tell how
} the Salmon up the river were jump
J Ing at black gDats as he came alone
, the road IL interesting to a fisherman
J 7. o. Limning, who has beer
working for several months for the
Shenon Hardware Company, left the
last OF the week for Boise. Mr..
Limning came In TO look up a loca-
tion To go into business, and as soon
as II is determined what is to he
done In railway building expects tn
return.
Teams are expected to leave Mackay
about the 18th OF this month, with
the machinery for the new dredge at
Stanley. 1t is expected to put this
possible. IT. Is new style Of dredge
and its operation will be watched
with marked interest --Challis Mes
senger
Messrs. VIM. NJ. Hines and John
Craig arrived here from Christens.
burg Va, yesterday afternoon and
will remain here permanently. VIM.
NJ. Hines Is a brother OF p. T.. and H.
NJ. Hines OF this city. Mr.. Hines
wife Is now visiting with friends 10
New York City, but she will come
later.
Mrs. Young, matron at the College
at Moscow, came In Yesterday after
noon with Miss Grace Kingsbury,
and Is a guest at the Kingsbury
home. Mrs. Young Is working il
the interest of the college and visit.
ing with those who are considering
the matter Of going away to college
next year.
A. l.. Barnett came down from
Sunhed the last OF the week to get
his sister to return with him. She
has been stopping AT the home of
q. b. Quarles. l.. A. Barnett, the
father OF A. l.. recently built a CON-
mOdlOus ranch home and it was the
purpose OF the young people to have
a honsewarmiDg unbeknown to the
parents.
W. j. Bryan and wife returned
from California Monday, They have
been at Oakland visiting a couple of
daughters and spent several days In
other California points. They visit
ed with William Anderson at Cotton,
whom they report are getting along
nicely and enjoying life to the fullest
extent.
James Sims, who has been spend |
Ing the winter with his children at
Call, returned home Sat.
urday. jim says he enjoyed bis trip
and visit with his childrens grand
but he Is glad to get back to |
Salmon, and no inducements can
again be made to yet him to leave.
He expects to have his children to
return here as soon rs he can make
The necessary arrangements.
John T.. Mullen and wife left Sun
lay for Moose creek where they will |
spend the summer. They will start
lp the dredge soon and Mrs. Mullen
will look after the culinary depart
nent OF the boarding house. The
iredge brought in Mr.. Mullen hand.
iome returns during last season and
20 looks toward to a better season
han last.
W. A. Byers, who has mining In.
erests on Sandy creek writes friends
lere that he will he here and ready
% commence operation by the middle
II next month. In the letter he
tates that the chances are good for
,im to have another company to take
,old of the property. They now have
small mill on the property. but
sant to increase the capacity OF the
Mill and increase the output OF the
nine. He says II Is so duh in Salt
lake that "A man might Just as well
70 In the hills.
j, III. Nolan, who was formerly In
he grocery business In this city some
ears ago, the daily papers report. has
.otten himself In serious trouble
|own In Bisbee, Arizona, He was
Tot only in business here for himself.
'ut at one time worked for Shoup Il II
%. After he went to Arizona he
ecured position as cashier in a
'auk. Recently he was arrested by
he authorities for misapplyiny the
unds OF The bank. He is now out on
I 800 bonds.
While In town the last OF the week
Arthur Barnett related peculiar ex.
erience, which he aud John puph
ad some days ago, While these gen.
lemen were cleaning up their places
ear the Agency they came across n
m, which looked harmless enouph.
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