The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-11-19


Joseph Ross left for California
Sunday, where be expects 20 spend
the winter.
Frank Scissor left last week for
Granite, Mont, where he expects 10
remain during the winter.
Jack Crlmer has been 10 town Tor
the past week or ten days nursing 70
broken nh. While at work al the
mine he slipped and fell against d
tree, Featuring one OF his Stats
G. Il. Quarles, Who has been con-
fined to the house during Tire past
week wish a severe attack Of tou,li-
tits, was down town TnesdaY he
shows tie effect Of hi, week Illness.
Another addition TO the Salmon
colony at Pacific Grove Cali. lett
here Sunday morning, consisting Of
John Long and his daughter, Mrs.
Ed. Rose, ana James Beatty. They
all expect to spend the winter in
that delightful resort.
AS soon as the day current is put
on, the housewives will be able to
lessen their labors on ironing day.
The Salmon Electric company have
put In stock Of electrical irons,
which have proven exceedingly popu-
lar where they have been used.
The maiorties for the Bryan cleo
tors In Custer county was seventy,
which Is less Of democratic ma nor
ity than usual. The democratic ma
Jorlty on the state ticket runs from
60 to l32. There we're four republic
cans elected on the county ticket
sEerif, treasurer, assessor and coron-
err.
The Salmon Concert Band is send
Ing out some neat invitations for
series Of dances, which viii COM
mence tomorrow night at their new
quarters, in the court ROOM The
| floor has been smOOthed down and
the room has been made a most in.
Wiling place to spend a pleasant
evening.
George Martin, Frank Andrews
and }. b. Mason left Saturday morn
Ing for the Big creek country. The
former will do some assessment work
In that pratt of the county and Mr. |
Mason Will put In his time hunting
for big game. They expected to be
gone ten days or two weeks.
This issue of The Recorder is well !
worth filing away for future refer
ence as the tabulated vote to be
found In this issue has been COM
pared and re-compared 50 that it
may be taken for granted that it is
absolutely correct, Quite often it is
desired to refer to the vote of past
years.
Married-At May, Idaho, on We'd
nesday evening, Nov. II, 1908, Judge
Nichols officiating, Mr.. Julius Maez.
Ter to Miss Theresa Weaver. Mr..
Maezler is brother of Prof. Maezler
Of this city, and the bride is a sister
If Mrs. May Knight of Goldburg.
they will reside at May, Idaho. The
Messenger extends its cungratula.
ions. -Challis Messenger.
'ounding the Lemhi valley are fan 0
IRE that will run from three to hf-
cen percent, all that Is needed is
abroad facilities to get the ore TO
market. Even with the cost of trans
'ortation-hauing the ore seventy
Giles 10 the railroad and railway /
harges tn Butte and the cost uf re-
Iuction yet left the shippers a fair
margin Of profit, /
The Herndon Milling company are |
citing out pancake hour, which
GEMS to reach the right spot these =
1orningS. OF course they do not tell
he process Of It's manufacture, nor
Is component parts, but it. will take |,
he place of buckwheat most admir- /
bly,. The article Is being placed on
he market and after trial by the (
ousewives, Will come INTO general
SO. L
Rev. Barnes district superinten c
ent OF the Methodist church, arrived O
ere Monday to assist Rev. Pember- {
on i'm the revival meetings, which a
ave been going on at the Methodist Y
hurch Tor the past ten days. Rev.
iarnes will remain until after next 5
unday. lie is very pleasing speak Y
r, deeply In earnest, delivers forcetul G
ermons, and will draw large conpre. q
cations while In the city. L
The new machinery OF the Salmon ;
Electric company is a great improve. I
lent upon thu old ones lust discard |
d. The old dynamo had too heavy n d
bad TO carry when In full service 50
hat the lights would flicker. With
he new dynamo the lights are STEADY
nd are giving excellent seyiee. The
ghtS we're out OF commission for 2
hort time Monday night on account
I the bearkiug of an endless belt.
ut this was soon corrected.
One week from today Is TnankSgiv- p
~. We have much TO be thankfuul 1
lr, in temporal things at least. and 9
III endeavor for that day to lay aside q
he strenuous life aud celebrate nv -
n Inn all tina y,,R tIl....,