The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-12-03

Mrs. Fred Pattee is visiting friends
in salmon this week.
John Clark came down from Lead.
ore Monday.
Chas. Harder was up from his
ranch at Northfork last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hancock came
la from the MusgroVe mine Tuesday
J. T. PGgh has built him a house
on the Bar and Will make his home
In town from now on.
Whites Orchestra of hfteen pieces
will furnish music for the Christmas
Ball. Tickets $3.50, spectators -
cents.
Mr.. Carlson, OF Leadore, was in
town Monday attending to business
matters and visiting his daughter
Mabel, who is attending school here.
Good dry tr or pine wood, sawed
into 10 inch lengths s. per cord,
Leave Word AZ this Office OF write
John Jewett, Box 567, Salmon. II.
@. l.. Ieou, the Tendoy merchant,
spent Thanksgiving with his family
in this city returning To his place of
business Saturday.
Sale Of fancy work, cooked food,
aprons, candy and MAS NOVELTIES
hy the WomAn's Guild, Dec. Jth.
TO be held at the /. o. q. +. BLOCK.
At 800 II in the Latest Out mine,
at Gilmore, II. OF high grade ga.ena
has been cut. A wide vein has also
been exposed ia the Allie - Mining
aud Scientific Press.
NJ. Y. Phillips came In from the
Italian mine near Leeshurg Tuesday.
Ii is said TO meet his father who
lives in Nebraska and is one of the
stockholders OF the mine.
Term Burbridge, Jr. Of NorIhfork,
was an outgoing passenger Tuesday
morning for Caldwell, Idaho, where
he will visit with an aunt who re-
sides there for two or three months.
4. Ii. Burbridge OF Northfork, was
in town Monday attending 10 bus
mess. lie brought up ms son Term
who went out on the train Tuesday
morning.
The ladies of the Methodist church
held a sale OF cooked food, fancy
work, and candy last Saturday In
the /. O O. Il. Block. The sale
was a pleasing success, netting them
about $3.50 II is said.
Nike Maier. frem up the Lemhi
was in town last week settling up
his business matters In preparation tn
taking q trip away for the winter.
He says he is going FIRST TO ROches-
ter, Minnesota, where he VIII visit
the hospital for treatment for stOm-
ach trouble and from there he Is go
ing somewhere south for the cold
weather.
Thomas Pope and ilo'aca Pope
came down from the Topaz mime near
the Hot Springs tn spend ThanksgiV-
ing with their families. They are
doing assessor ent work on the mine,
which is said to be a good copper
prospect.
Last Thursday James CaDles and
Harry Power went over un BIN creek
fof q few days outing and hunting.
they we're 70 catch the Stage At
Leesburg Sunday morning h. come
in 20 salmon, but we're too late Tor
the StaAe and had 10 walk the entire
distance from Leacock station.
Last Saturday . fire broke o0t in
some hay stacks belonging 10 the
( Company ranch aud destroyed about
200 tens Of hay The fire was on
the II sgel ranch and AAs caused by
sparks from an engine which vas
being used t. chop hay for clttle.
Fred CaIIin came ia a ie ~ days ago
from the Musgroye mine sFhsre he
has been Working for several months
past The mine has closed down
Tor the winter on account OF the
= alter freeZinR - That they c0nld
not run the mill
VIM. Carpenter Of Tendoy, the
we'll known livestock usaler bias de-
eided 10 20 TO OmAhs 60 live He
will engage extensively in feeding,
buying. selling and shipping live
stock His business will be 81 in
terest 70 Lemhi stock groEsFs, - he
all operate eGisusi ely W this coun-
ty. 3. y. KreRer viii be a partneF
10 this business and be will operate
the Tenbdoy ranch which vi be The
local headquarters Of the new hrm.