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(MlNlNG BOARD
ACT No.4
LAW CREATING STATE MINING
 BOARD,
PROPOSED Bx IrrrIArrvE PETITION.
 ACT No. 4.

Bill for sn Act to Be Entitled An Aot to Create and Establish a State Min ing Board. to Define it's Duties and Powers, to Define the Qualifications Duties and Powers of the state Mine Inspector.
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AINNOUNCEM ENTS.
Ice Cream Social.

Ice Cream Social. Tonight the ladies of st. John S will give an ice cream social at St. Johns hall, near the junction of Ouachita and East Grand avenues, to which they invite all friends They especially request the Knights of Co lumbus to attend.
 
 Born--Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Rigsbee are rejoicing in the birth of a little daughter. The wee stranger arrived Monday
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cotham-sneed Wedding.

Friends were apprised yesterday of the marriage of Miss Nodileen Sneed of Nashville, Tenn, to R. Terrel Cot ham of this city. The marriage oc- cured very quietly in Nashville Sun day at high noon in the First Pres byterian church, with a small circle of friends as witnesses. Rev. Dr. Odel was the officant. Mir. and Mrs. Gotham left immediately after the ceremony for bridal trip to points on the Great Lakes They will also spend some time in Canada.
 The wedding was quite unexpected in Hot Springs, and the news of it will be read with interest by their many friends. MT. Gotham is pro pretor of the R. T. Gotham Shoe and Gents Furnishing Store, and is one of the city's most progressive young business men.
 His bride is the only daughter of Mrs. J. w. Sneed. They formerly made their home in Hot Springs. where Mrs Gotham, as Miss Sneed, was connected with the city schools. During her residence here she be- came favorite, not only with her pupils and patrons, but with all who knew her. She Is very charming and handsome young woman of the brunette type and friends will be de- l lighted to know that she will soon return to make this her permanent home.
 MT and Mrs. Gotham will be at home after July 1 at the pretty new home of Dr. and Mrs. w. F. Cox dur ing their absence abroad --4Exchange.
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FOR ACT No. {.
 AGAINST ACT No. {.
Be t Enacted by the People of the Stat,

LiY-vER-LAx Is purely vegetable. Just what you need to tone up your systerh. Ask K. c Morris Drug Co.
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SATURDAY. JUNE 27.- Arlington Hotel dance. Majestic concert. Rockafellow concert.
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Half holiday tomorrow. Go to Riverview.
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The following are registered at the Majestic hotel: J. H. Campbell, Kan.
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House Party.

Dr and Mrs. c. F. J. Tate are en- tertaining quite a bevy of young peo- pie from Lonoke and Camden. The party will be augmented by the ar rival of others during the week. Many forms of amusement are being offered for the diversion of the jolly crowd
 The elegant new Tate home is ad- mirably adapted for parties of this kind as it is commodious and has lovely grounds surrounding it.
 4
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H. c. Ericsson, Manchester, Tenn, is a guest at the Majestic hotel.
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THURSDAY, JUNE 25.- Fortnightly Rock Club. Auction Bridge Club. Arlington concerts. Rockafellow concerts. Majestic concerts. St. Johns Altar Society.
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The late arrivals at the Majestic hotel include Mrs. R. F. Milwer
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FRIDAY, JUNE 2G.-- Majestic Hotel dance. Rockafellow concert. Arlington concert.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2i.- Sewing Circle, Jewish Temple. Wednesday Bridge Club. Arlington Concerts. Rockafelow concerts. Majestic concerts. Ice cream sociai, St. Johns hal.
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Miss Blanche and Miss Bertha Cox of North Carolina are registered at the Majestic hotel.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-02
DO You " lsnl


II is curious that IN none OF the
patriotic plays now running in Paris.
all revolving on theme OF the lost
provinces, is there any representation
OF life ut La Schmchi
Is chief feature is It's apparently
cultivated resemblance to what might
be- a stage imitation Of itself
Here France and Germany meet In
the middle OF the main street. and as
the boundary line follows II slantink
course IL Ii possible for, say, Ger
man and French soldier 20 stand
side by side In the center OF the road
between the boundary posts OF their
respective countries the German
post on one side OF the road. the
French post ON the other--and poas
together very amicably for Joint
photograph. each soldier OF course re
manning carefully within his own ter
ritory
From the commercial point OF view
thia Is an admirable arrangement~-it
does much to maintain the staple
trade Of La Schhcht-~the trade In
picture post cards representing pre-
oiselS this incident, New York sun.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-02
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

CONSTRUCTION OF WATER
WORKS--Sraled proposals Will be re-
ceised by the City Council of the City
OF salmon. Idaho up To O'Clock .
m., April 10, 1914 for furnishing the
material and the construction OF tile
waterw0rks renewals for the city Of
Salmon
The estimated cost OF the proposed
renewals TO be let by contract h o.,
1880
Plans may he seen and specltca
lions obtained at the Office of the
City Clerk OF the City OF salmon, or
at the Office of James W. Capies. City
Engin
The right Is reserved By the CITY
of salmon TO reject any OF all bids.
WILLIAM PETERSON, Mayor.
f. z. Miller. Clerk.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-02

MIS-. Blake Is eaI lug visit from
her daughter, Mr.. F. b. Coster OF
Seattle, Wash.
Mrs. J. T. Spencer Was reported
quite i'll the last II the week but is
sone better al this ~riting.
Tie Ladies' Aid will have a sale
OF handkerchiefs, caps, aprons and
cooked lood on Ma, lst al o'ciuck
he Ladies Aid will meet at the
home # Mrs. Smith on Thursday nj
80 O'Clock April 9.
Liquid If glass or Silieate Of soda
will preserve eggs for year Get
II at the Red Cross PhsrmcI.
Mrs. Marion Nulkey taok her little
Rirl ont to Butte last seek To have
her throat tire It'd by a specialist
Miss Bertha Hays, Of Lsadore, was
visiting with Salmon friends the
greater part OF last week.
Senator Don Reed, of Leadore.
Was u Salmon visitor the most OF last
week, being called here as a witness
in the Lottridge case.
IL. L. Marsh, OF Butte, was look
ing after the interests OF the Butte
Tombstone company the most OF the,
past week.
Cali and see our big line Of spring
and summer gor DIS, our stock is com
plete. McPherson, Monk & Co.,
Ltd Adv.
Free Employment Agency Call on
OF phone V. & 5. club, Salmon, Ida
no, for any help wanted. Lsmhi
hone l3s; Bedrock Watkins, 100. 42w2.
Adv.
Mrs. Julia Williams left the first
OF he week for Forney. where she
will spend The summer. Her daugh-
ter Nettie will spend the summer
mouths at Yellow Jacket.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank bellamy have
moved into the Oh Shocks cot
tage IN st. Charles street This Is a
cosy and pleasant little home for
them.
MIR. and Mr.. f. b. Sharkey came
down from the ranch Friday and
remained over Sunday to be In at
tendance at the funeral OF Mr.. An
drews. They returned home Sunday
evening accompa MED by their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Nc Nicoll ~ho will visit a
f"a days with her parents.
Mrs Della Hamilton came Ia Mon
d"y from Waverly, Wash, Mrs.
Hamilton has been stopping with her
c lusin at thGt place for Several
mo tbs She comes back to salmon
con 'inceh that this is about as good
a pace to live as anyone need look
for. Her son Frank has been here
for several months.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-02

Ruplll nore truly speaking the words
~ tie Master love, reconciliation
mercy But in assembling here as
We are TODAY Ia memory OF this saint
ed man, we are nos drawn by a CON
temptation OF the history that he
saw and helped To mould, but rather
are we here because We knew the
man. car respect is for the man
hims II He lived amune US for so
many years and his life nov ended
was ~ell spent What sortOt life
was hisr Are We the better for
his having lived: To ask this ques-
ton is u answer Il with vigorous
aye What, then. would We say hest
symoolixed this life of 93 ssats thai
now Is translated. III ii we're left
to me TO say, ! believe there Is no
word better .its than "coastanoy. "
Ii may we'll b. said ~ nim that Itr
matter what task or duty ha nad L.
eerform, II was alwass done in
faithful, conscientious manner aud
all business transactions his word
was AS good rs his bond. Constanc,
marked his religious life also, being
faithful to the duties Of the church
OF which he has long been member.
A large concuurse OF friends Ill
lowed the remains To the cemetery
whern with loving hands the hrnfn.
or Masons tenderly laid them 30 rest,
Grandpa Andrews, although gon'
from Us fore er, will live In our
hearts for many years.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-02
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

The Ladies Auilxlary viii meet
sith Mrs Emerson Hlll Thursday
afternoon, April eth.
The average attendance Of tho sun.
day school for March sno VS. gam
81 seven aud two-tiths over that OF
last moltn, the average this month
being torty-two aud tSo-iifths.
The hrst OF March cradle roll vas
started with Miss Beulah Marion a.
superintendent. the department
starting out with seven members
II anyone has baby which they
WOULD ike to have enrolled In this
Miss Marion card giving tae name
and q tie of birth of the child she
would much appreciate IL The pur-
pose NJ the cradle roll is for the sun.
day school 10 b. able 10 Keep in touch
Sith tue Guild until It is old enough
to enter the beginners class Ia the
school, which Is three years Of age,
The subject Of the Endeavor meet.
ing next Sunday IL, Twelve Great
Verses; the Poser Verse, led by
Miss RUN Jones'. This 10 the month.
" conservation nesting.
The social which tue teachers and
officers II the Sunday school have
he planning was held last Friday
evening in the hall over l.angel a
store and reached the most eKactlnl
hopes OF those who lad IL in cnarge.
The social was held for the purpose
% ri ing tile members ~ tue school
tn opportunity u get together for
an evening Of sccial entertainment
and pleasure, aud the purpose was
realized ny ali Who attended The
evening WAS taken up with games
and other forms Of amusement, the
gathering being divided into gtoups
according 70 age and tastes and
eacn group INDUCING In tbe forms OF
amusement tnat were most oongenial
them. There we're about seventy
present. Al the cluse OF TIE games
the guests acre treated 10 refresh
msuts consisting Of ice cream and
cake, which we're furnished by the
ladies' Of the Sunday school VITO had
charge Of tie entertainment Of the
evening
A letter from DR.. Barton annuuDc.
IS the fsct that Rev. Quist viii he
nsre 70 Occupt tie pulpit neat sun.
day.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-02


THE family OF jos Shzs Is pssslus
through tbe dark valley Of sofrow
over ths death Of their SOL Glen vino
passed aHsJ early THURSDAY morning
Of lest sssk Mn. Sha~ ~snt sast
lSs, Wint-f Tor a Viist snd "a her 70
turn trip oae Of ths children coo
racted he scarlet fever The child
recovered snd the family ~efe rslsas
ed from qu@rautine. but few -esks
ago Glen csae do&n With tie ois-
ss~s and SAs very sick. bat Il "a
thought Re Vas going 20 recover.
TIE disease, hosevsr, tad ~ ~esk-
ensd lois constitution ibst a item ~.
risags Of tie lungs took hlm a~aY H.
fsN hour.
lie sas = tns boT jsst entering Up
Oh manhood, icing 4 fsA months
past T. ear OF age He sas lndust-
nous Ano intelligent aud had very
bright prospects bsfors bin. and IL
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-02
itIs Idol Shattered,

Papa Was the biggest kind OF hero
TO his small son. in whose eyes he
could do no wrong, ons evening
papa, talking over the days business
happenings with mamma. contidad to
her that he had acted very foolishly In
regard to certain matter Paul burst
into bitter tears and was long In sx.
planning his grief Il didn't know
papas could be silly" he mourned.
finally Does God sometimes act
silly too9''
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-02

Mir one tablespoon ~ corn starch
with hrlf y run Of sugar. sdd 70 one
cup ~ bulinr water and boil nys min
uiee. stirring often Remove from the
IRE add two tablespoons ~ butter.
one and 4 hair - teaspoons lemon Juice
and few FratinFe ~ nutmeg tea
spoon 81 vanilla or other extract may
BE- used In place OF lemon iulee. or
two tablespoons ~ brandy or rum. or
three tablespoons ~ sherry or Ma
dsirB
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-02

IAe 1,ou-,.> t,4.3 a.H meet viii
( Mrs Bradshaw Tburs laN Nptl atl
al 10 Oct Is
M,b r Airr came oyrr uns the
Big Hole SATURDAY Ior WEEKS visit
with his family.
II +. HAYNES, of Shoup, VAS at.
tending TO business here ss,eral DAYS
this week.
Rat Driver and wife are visiting
Salmon this seek from their hone
at California liar,
Mrs. ChAs. Lee and children are
visiting relatives la the Junction
country this week.
Thos Pyeatt came dawn from his
home on the upoBr Lemhi tn attend
the funeral of Grandpa Andrews
Sunday.
MIR. ans Mrs. Gilbert Yearian we're
among The people from thu upper
END Of the county To attend the An.
DIRE VS. funreal Sunday.
The womans Guild will have sale
Of cooked food. candy, aprons md
caps saturday afternoon April nth
at J O'Clock In the Kane building
next to the White Millinery.
The Mackay Miner states tina the
Red Bird SmeIter near Clayton is
going TO start up about the first OF
MAY, or as soon as 1t can bs pat in
readiness.
Frank Howe came down this week
trnm Gilmore where he has been
working for several months. lie is
going To spend the summer working
property on the continental divide
near Shoup.
The evening services OF tue local
churches will begin the summer
schedule next Sunday. The Young
PEOPLES meeting will begin at I
O'Clock aud the preaching services
at o'clock.
Mex Costello, formerly connect
Ell with the City News stand before
IL was purchased by Chauncey
Stroud, returned from the east Mon
day. He visited New York. spent
some time In ohio, where Bessie
kouba resides anu reports her as
longing TO come west again. While
away he took unto himself n wife
who returned with him He expects
TO reside here.
Chsse CT ark and wife, accompanied
by his sienogTapher, Ray Sirunk,
came in from Mackdy Friday. Mr..
Clark Il al attorney aud Is here TO
represent Frank King ia an action
brought against hin In the District
Court by LaRouchs for damages for
personal injuries which lie claims
to have received foTm King. Mr..
Clark was a member Of the last leg
islature and brother OF Clark
who was al one time prominent de
mocrat In this state and also mem
Der Of the state legislature Ga &C.
count Of lack OF time the case he rep
resented Was continued until next
term and the party returned home
Tuesday
The entire tire OF the District
Court for the past week has been
taken up with the case OF the Shenon
Land Co. vs.. the Shen0n Ranch Co,
for foreclosure OF mortgage with
claims and counter claims invoiv wins
close 10 $40, 00O. From legal stand.
point this is the most important case
TO he tried at this session aad q
great deal OF time has been given to
arguments between the attorneys
for each side. A large number al
witnesses have been called. the mo-
tion for non-suit being denied by the
Court. IL is thought the case would
go TO tine iury this, wednesday, even
ing This case sill be followed by
the State Va. Grady, for larceny.
1t l. thought this will close the ses.
sion as the Judge has To be In ChAl-
lis next Monday 10 open court. The
suit Of LaRouche vs.. King has been
until next term.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-02
SALNON LOCALS

MA Nfrer about wire. Adv.
Lelery and lion Tonic for
flt Al1pd. Red X I'hy.
Nfosed ranch FOR rent See
i.RiN9s Realty Go.
~ Tvyer for wire.
y johnson, OF Baker. was in at
fHst8A4ee at the funeral of former
LNlARAsAs, ii. W. Andrews.
AL cannon ard Fred Catlan left
Hta.iAF morning for Musg owe,
&4sk<4 fhey will spend the summer
*Df< ing la the mines.
briney sas down from his
fN<'en pn the Salmon the inst o. the
@e1k iDOking after business matters
4 lN5e OF DAYS.
sale-1imothy and Alsac grass
I'' Asostly Timothy. Samples sent
|s11 aoHiication, price Il f. q. b. Sal.
u<e5I +. Crook, Salmon, Idaho
4<| <o~4
NJ. W. Schultz, OF Iron Creek.
11& ding in town the first of the
Il He reports all the ranchers
4 ~ neighborhood very busy
Ragley, "A well known citizen
i1t 9ormer merchant Of Baker, carue
IV}tH Sunday To pay last tribute
Il fSNpect to the memory OF II. W.
i na<eNs
n Iz& Eay Clark, a graduate from the
81 <<Ie Ohm Hospital, of Chicago, de-
|Irts % inform the public that she
y pfepared to take any position as
l0<&e Will ne found at the hone of
|ee Hpodie Salmon. 4ow4.
Mrx W. J. Hammond and daugh-
|6f VOC down from May The first OF
IN Eek attending to business mat
'ef4 They have tine large ranch
Ic1f he town of May and are amo q
~ Substantial ranchers Of the
nl11lbaroi valley.
oe Eastern Star Is making prep
|xe t1ons tn celebrate the 2stn ami
|erzafy OF the foun ding OF. Hugh
(1lxeAn Chapter, which will lake
|l1et Tuesday evening, April IA,
" Is. A special program is being
<fzuked and banquet will be given
4 ne close OF the regular meeting.
{ Az hoped that as many of che
aeIu9ers OF the order AS possible Will
1eke an effort TO be present, Ms 1t
nc hrst time an anniversary has
|e4n celebrated. The out OF town
aslnpers are especially urged to be
|teseht
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-02

C0oose D. The aAme Of French prod
uei Manufactured from eoprA. proh.b.
~ sith ,bs addition Of small quantities
Of other substances. which is gaining
Erea' popularity among Aohammsasns
and hinduE fUr uss 80 q butter lts
peculiar rsconmendatior A. com Jared
with other butter substitutes 10 tina, n
contains 40 trace ~ hos fat or beef
tAllow and hsnes does no violence 70
religious idaas
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-02

What is your husband going 70 DO
for excitement. nor that the baseball
season In sndadg
oh, be can put in the winter fur.
nishing figures TO prove that tbs auto
mobiles which we're presented 10
thOss tao players who ~ere voted TO
have been the most useful members
Of their respective tssms Wers no,
given 20 The right neu
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-02

or mound ai shredded beef. one
pint Of water plave the meat In a
saucepan with cold water. stir II 10
separate he meat. and allow the
water ga extract the Juice Leave for
ten minutes then place over . moder
ate fre and stir TN 4, SINNERS. then
pour ~ The liquid remove the fat
from h. surface with paper. and serve
a. once
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-02

We desire To thank all those who
we're 80 kind t. us At the time OF the
burial OF our father, the expressions
of sympathy and the honor shown
will not be forgotten. Especially We
thank the Masons, the old soldiers,
the singers, those Who furnished
iiosers, the undertaken aud Rev.
Bush; all ] we're so Kind, we arr
deeply grateful to each and every one.
~ l. and L. X ANDREWS. =
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-02
lmnroved rrn.nrIlsr k.r,.

Safety speed keys eqaipped with
springs and cushions tof typew riiera
have been devised viii. ara said to
ms feas" The key area thus iesAening
the chances for striking wrong keys,
aud reducing the jar and wear on both
machines and operators
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-02
rNs Ianoranee

Have you sys5 sta5lsd French
Miss PDcdsleigh ~
Whv that vas Frsrfh I RAs lust
sgssEILE 20 the maid
oh vas - I didn't know that
oEs had % scream when one talked
French 20 q Dane
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-02
Thlna 10 Remsmosr,

Don't let the satisfaction Of know.
ing you're 9 good fellow keep you
FROM the realization that persistent
effort Is the ouiy thing which gsts re-
sults worth while
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-02

The bose aays TO take that eloeh
out OF hs Once II boshsrH him"
whats the matter with it,
1T strikes too often
Keep Warm while Asleep.
ATnong The Nusgun ri b. OF the KA-
m"r7in. near Lake Chad. n German
explorer reports tina b. has discover,
% an unexpected lBxurv As the
uirhts az" very cold In that part. the
beds are built ike stone ooNaA. and
underneath "a nrs burns eli uiEht. keep.
ina The sleeper warm
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-02

] sBpposa sal6 10. nsv trFwum
'n Dat RBu ant sut 4aI HllI
&c. gUa looE attractive e. 5yaf hus
asH4 Attractive 70 my husband
echoed ne chopper 4 ftculd say
H05 Hs vo4ldnt En0s If sore q
suH San ysau Old Wh5f ! wanf T.
sofHef 3iuF that uni M Ike ny uer'.
loar Belrlbor turn a pale laE green
alta envy
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-02

Tramp while the young magistrate
helpiehaly turns over the pages o.
his Law book Please allow me 70
assist you. page 3lT. the third section
from the bottom, F1legsnde Blast
ter.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-02
keen Il Mum.

N you have not slept OF n yon have
slept. II you have the hsadache or
ieprosy or thunderstroks ! beseech
you by all the angels 20 hold your
peace and not poIluts the morning.
Emerson
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-02

is sad to sse this young life cut OF So
soon lie VAS buried the sane even.
Ing II ais death, the funeral neinp
private. The Recorder extends sym
patlyy to the bereaved family.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-02
a. o. aoiA.

Bell Boy--"Room ioi rang. They're
singing college songs and they want
ten ms cocktails ard = haifdonen
mere boxes Of cigarettes Hotel Pro
prietor-.'You JiRt tell those young
society ladies they've got 10 be quiet.
sr. they're keefinE somo Of the gen,
temsu boardars awake Puck.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-02

work ii 10 begin this week upon
stand for the Use Of the band b1ys
IN giving open air concerts. fte
stand is 10 bs bgilt ou tue corner
TeKt 10 ite Pioneer Bank and ~lii b.
nUch u sded canysai@cce fuf the
hand. salmon has . splsn1id band
aud should encourages then Ir every
AAy g1,ssiDis IA their Work.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-02

Mrs. NeEtdoor--'T suppose your
daughter 10 happily marriedY Mira.
Nagsby Indeed. she 10. Why. her
husband 10 actually afraid TO open his
mouth In her presence"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-02
BeifI Of Late WIN. 7. StsthAm.
DeesA aed.

information wanted regarding any
near relatives Of the late WIN. 7
Stetham.
Frederick V. Btscoe.
Adrafftflf - t.t9
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-02

Sant fset AHY ~ Effects sm pa
Touf Errntdy O. ~ M ffisHlz 7 e ~
Sefshr a thr ksFkxs Ffatss. n l. ID
LEV, NaAnsks. Va
SssHrtrfs % Stuauarh. ir-t srA iutvs''
AHfetss are asa 4fAet h. taAs ~
NeaarTful Ssssbseh Remedy far ~vssE
r-isnths lerfefs thrY feed h~aehtrt tif
enc du.r-- eAigk sAaal4 make yea frfi A
~ kSstsh. ernsisSe Faa tkHf faa
ke srH anf sffHnE ire YEa tfrus patn
suaeFinN and eve see suuna ta3 era
Stomach - q Is sar fAeu<znas y ~
casa Mhrrreef n i taksn r9u ~ -
nushsuF kst to \ gArat prai~r. TO e.
GrEKrfst--4sk hin Ahant ~ great rrsslt
has keen zecor~ftfshifsg n easrk - rreff
knnus ~ srnd 80 Cro- n AayF. MIS- IAss
Cd iSs-iSs Whisink ST. CAteaxo, W., 1T e
free kack co SsosraCk AiEurusS' ans nssug
s1ssore1
For sale Ia salmon, Idaho. 6y Geo.
Neither S o..
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-02

Breeding Place o. suspicion
The man sho is unSiiling 70 trust
40 body acquires his caution through
intFoa peetioa.
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