The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-30

Tom Heating of Leadore is Sal
mon visitor this week
The Guild will meet with Mrs
Csrnes THURSDAY, MAJ eth.
Fred Chase, Of Leadcre, vas an
over night visitor to Salmon, Mon
day
Mike Maier was down from the
ranch at LemhI the first Of the week
looking after business matters.
Mr.. H. +. Haynes of Shoup- has
been In Salmon slOce Monday OF TINS
week.
the Glover family left for North
Fork Monday, where MIR. Glover.
will work for the next two months.
Thee. Gautier, of 4th of July creek.
vas attending to business matters in
town the hrst OF tie week.
VIII Sharksy, OF Tenduy, vas be-
tween trains visitor TO Salmon The
first of thu week.
Arch Eckersell, OF Cold Spring $
station, was q Salmon business Wis
itOT this week.
Andy Hovey, OF NorthFork, return
cd from Butte Friday. de had been
working 10 the mines there but be-
came loaded and had TO return here.
Elijah Stroud and wife we're visit
ing with their children Ia Salmon
q few days this week from their
ranch IL miles up the Salmon.
G. A. Bush, who has been working
at the Bonannon dredge for the vim
ter, returns to Leesburg to work his
property there during the summer.
Edgar Williams expects to leave
Saturday morning for Sand Point,
Idaho, to witch place ne goes as q
delegate OF the local order OF NJ. W.
A to attend the state convention oil
the order.
Mr.. Oliver Dupres came In irou
the Musreove mine to meet Mr.. Ed
wards Oh his return from Armstead
, He reports tue mill running stead III
on good ore ..and anticipates sat's
factory run during the balance Of th'
summer months.
Mrs. Emigh moves the last OF thi
week into her own little cottage JUS
being completed on st. Charles stree
across from the Kingsbury cottages
: The writer will occupy the house va
= Gated by Mrs. Emigh the hsrt of tn
= week.
9 Mrs. r. A. Spah" returned Mon
b day evening from California, wher
It she has spent the past winter wit
o her children. Her son Carl accom-
u panied her home and will renal
d here with her most of the summer
" Mrs. Spahn's many friends In Sa
mon welcome her home again. $50
= There will be a special meeting {
the Board of County Commissioner
? beginning on the secoud Monday
MAY, to consider county ruad ma
tiers. This and Il similar meeting O
the second Monday In September Q
each year are meetings provided
State Law and are purely To consiC
err questions affecting county roac
and bridges.
1 Mr.. Leonard, President of II
Butte. Boise and Pacific Railroad pr
ject, went to Challis on Wednesdt
Of tpis week. Mr.. Leonard expec
tn get many OF the residents OF Len
hi and Custer counties interested
the road, and later to bring engi
eers and representatives u the ca
italists who will finance the prcpos
tion to Idaho and take them fro
end to end over the entire systeE
III Mrs. K. L. Edwards, with h
4 daughters Mary Elizabeth and Jan
returned on Mcnuay VI this we'
from a three months visit in houg
to Mich, New York City, BoSt'
and other eastern points. The grea
n ter portion OF her visit was with rel
tives at Houghon, the center OF d
great copper district, whore lab
- troubles were unsettling this pa
winter. Mrs. Edwards is undecid
whether to spend the summer
Ulysses or MusgTove, probably Al b
beautiful summer me in the form
district.