The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-07-02

Mrs Laura Murphey returned Mon
day evening from "A short business
uip 10 Butte.
Chas. Mack, OF the Mack Shoe com
pauY, has been Butte visitor during
The past week.
MIR Perkins, who was operated up
on last week for an abcess on the
lungs, is very sick man, and the
result is still In doubt, lie is at toe
hone of Mrs. Eich"a
MIR. Hanna, deputy L. 5, land
Inspector, oil Salt Lake, has been in
OUT city for sey raj days, returning
hon Tuesday morning.
Rev. II. Ellis Bush returned home
Monday from Butte, where Ire Aent
for special attention for his eyes. lie
viii bold services As usual mkt sun
day
Mrs. llerndon, wife of Postmaster
neIndon, returned Monday from a
TWO weeks visit among relatives at
Armstead. She reports having had
"a delightful time.
Mrs. Richardson, OF Chicago Is a
guest OF friends In Salmon this week.
Mrs Richardson Was formerly q
Lenhi lady, Miss Rippey, and has
many friends among the people Of
salmon. She has been guest Ia the
SLarkey home near Tendoy for the
past Two weeks.
a new paper has been started at
Elk City, Idaho, aud viii be known
AS tue Mountain Miner. 1t is puu-
/ lisned by Journey printer by
/ the name of PHI Kelly, who mas
/ taken over detuuct paper IN Elk
! City and changed It's name 10 Noun
tain Miner
4 SreriG Stroud las appointed Tom
/ Clark, OF Gilmore, as deputy sheriff
Of the upper country IN place Of John
/ Clark. who resigned last week. Mi.
/ Clark is the son Of Z, II. Clark, a
well known mining man Of the Spring
. Mountain country.
George Clark wds brought down
from his home at LeadoTe Monday
evening for medical treatment Mr.
Clark has been very sick for the past
three weeks and it Is expected that
an operation will ue necessary a.
soon a. he is rested sufficiently FROM
his trip He was accompanied bj
his wife, Nho j. trained nurse.
II good care and medical skin Gao
restore hin to health, he certainly
will be well again.
Manager harmon OF the salmon
ball team returned from Butte Fri
day where he had Jeen On busin's.
connected with the coming seTIe'
II base Tall games 10 he played be-
tAeen salmon aud Butte July 3. O.
and g. H. na' strengthened tb'
team by getting "a ,hifd ba,emau
short stop ard ont fielder, "ltu ~nici
+, ADDED strength he expects to be ahl'
10 pIay the Butte team an interest
. INK game.
E4er -. y. johnson Is 10 the cit'
conducting ssrle- o. Bible lesson
, In the Adventist church each >atur
, day. Nj Johnson i- q brother OF ]
:. Johnson ard Mrs. Barf1ck ar'
j. here principally o. visit hi7 -.
atiy~s
Tie Couture CIuo held their It.
regular meeting Tor The 'sAI lac
Tnar~das 81 u. BONG % Nh, 1hss
norton. Mr.. lau..I read d paps
% N.tuyu. OF Pr ssefyaIiOu OF Poo
without Ice" and Mrs. Drmy~sI
ave a res1.us. The 'n.lo~Ing on
er, acre recte1 for the ensuing scar
b President. Nrs. Pred CrauoaI. 'ie
/ president, Nh Lang.dofi segtetAf@
' Mrs Il. / HerDdou TREASURER. Nr-
D ban LaugeI. TIE cllh ~iiI axe
r VACATION until TIE tf.t % : pieCber
. Tie nbrary started D5 tbe-- I.d,r
Nil he open on sat1rdays TIE stm
: a, usual. sIcspl tIis Ne.k. Sheu :
: viii he open 90 friday; ths chang
b being sd uu account 81 >Atofaa
Icing the 4th VI Juiy.