The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-02

with his family.
John Doyle, of Blackbird, came j
yesterday afternoon to spend til
next few days in our city.
Many of the business firms al
suitably decorating their places c
business In conformity with the oc
casion.
Robert Dumont, one of the sub
stantial citizens of Gibbonsville
came up yesterday on business ant
pleasure.
| WANTED-A lady who is thor
ougbly competent desires to secure
employment as cook during haying
For further particulars inquire al
this Office.
| Mrs. John Hill, Miss Maude Hill
and MIss Rife, of Bedrock. and Miss
Tattersole, Of Dillon, came In with
the Re 1rock ball team and will be
the guests of friends in the city the
next few days.
Newton Hibbs, who came In Tues.
day With the parties from the East
who we're inspecting the Italian
mine, returned to Leesburg yester-
dy aafteInoon for bis family who are
coming out to he specta tors Of the
next three days festivities.
The Salmon Concert band will
make their first appearance tonight
at the concert In their new uniform 8.
Their suits are very neat, but not
flashv and are strictly up-to-date In
every particular. The boys feel deep
" grateful to Harry Kelly, the tailor,
for bis taste ana judgment In assist.
Ing and advice In the selections.
A large number OF Lemhi Indians
came In from Ross Forks In the past
week, among whom were Buttermilk
Jim and number OF other we'll.
known braves and their families.
Chiei Top0mpy Is expected In few
days. They all say they are fairly
Wen satisfied at Ross Forks. Int
Lemhi county seems more like home
to them.
DICK Mackey was taken seriously
III at Midway the last OF the week
whiie coming In with freight. DR..
Murphy was sent for who soon gave
the sufferer relief after his arrival
His malady was rheumatism OF the
heart. After be had recovered sum
ciently. he was brought to his home
east OF town and is now considered
out Of danger.
TN account OF the Fourth coming
on the regular meeting night, the
odd Fellows will not be able to hold
their installation services Saturday
nighht. but will have to be deferred
until the future, G.. A. Murphy was
elected Noble Grand and Theodore
ketchum. Vice Grand. The re-
maindef Of the officers to be- installed
oi0 "PpOiHkiv6.
The stage company started out this
morning with the regular Concord
coaches. which they will use part Of
the way up the canyon. 1t will be
Ten Gays or two weeks before the
road is-tn shape to run the regular
line OF coaches all the way through.
The two gangs OF men are pushing
tue work on the load as rapidly as
conditions will permit.
When former Gov. William L.
douglass was asked al his summer
nome here tonight about his attitude
10 relation to the vice presidency, he
said; II am not IA candidate for the
democratic nomination for yice.pres.
ldent. AS | said when returned
from the south April 4, am not
candidate for any public Office.
Nothing has occurred to make me
change my mind. i am out OF poli.
tics altogether now"
hev' Galloway, OF Patterson, New
Jersey. VIII be here to occupy the
pulpit at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning and evening
Last Sunday he preached at Soda
springs, but II be should like our
people and they should like him he
may conclude TO take up the work nj
ms place, Rev. Galloway Is said to
% q most able man, and IL coming
West Tor the nenetit OF the health an
member of his family.
There will be a large number Of
Royal Arch Masons here from Dillon
next week to take large class
through the Royal Arch degree
There are from twelve to fifteen In
he class. While the time of the yis.
tors VIII he fully taken up while
'hey are here, yet IL Is said the loca,
'fder will entertain them with ban. Il
laet some evening during their STAY
several ladies are expected To eoms
With the visitors, who will be en,s,
aimed by the wives OF some az ,bs
ocal Masons.
ror the past week the arrival az
reight teams Is almost of daily o.. Il
'nrranee. The freighters have bssn
hauling the freight bv the way of The