The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-28

Richard Harris vas down from hI>
lro creek ranch visiting 4 few DAYS
Nith Mrs. Harms.
Edgar Williams vent up to the
( kirtley creek dredge las week Where
he expects IT, work for time.
Mrs Nsrna +. Kellogg, of Boyle
creek transacted business yesterdS,
in TINS city.
Tie Guild meets Thursday after.
noon at >: 80, June I, with Mrs. Don.
nelly
/ Mrs, Geo. Andrews aud baby re-
turned Friday from three week :
visit "ith her parents At Spring hsld,
| Idaho
/ walter Shoup who has been ia for
several weeks With typhoid fever.
has sufficiently recovered u 10 out 4
| portion OF the time
Mrs. Chas Davenport expects 10
leave about the h.st or June for
Iowa, where she ~ili Visit with tier
mother aud other relatives.
Tickets ate nov nn safe AT Meitz.
ler's drug store IuI The Private
Secretary" to be gIveo at tue opera
house June y,h
DR.. Wnitwell and wife were over
Sunday visitors at the Thos Yearian
ranch at Lemhi, returning Monday
morning
John Steele left for Mackay Mon
| day, where he will work for Hanson
In the garage at that place. He cx
poets to be gone several months
County Attorney O'Brlen will 40
on business trip to the capital
city on todays train out. He expects
tn he gone about 10 days.
The preliminary EXAMINATION Of
". b. Barton has been continued for
three weeks, the date now beng set
for June 18th.
Buy your next pair Of Bulls Eye
Rubber Boots They are guaranteed
10 US and We will replace with anoth
er pair II not satisfactory. Mack
Shoe Go. Adv
The follo"ing lstters are advertised
at the local postoflice as uncaled for:
James WeatherspooD, Floyd Weather
spoon, Mrs. Aurle Thompson, Robert
! Randall, Grace Runer, Jonn Athellsr,
Wm. Caldwell. -
A severe hail and rain storm is re-
ported 10 have passed through the
country near Tendoy last Thursday.
1t WAS said to have bren about two
miles wide and the hail is report ed
to nave been very heavy.
The music which will he furnished
at tie entertainment ON June 9th
will be we'll worth the pfIce OF admis-
sion and the play viii be up to the
standard, so that you cannot afford
10 MISS either.
The cost OF a ru er boot is deter
mined by the number OF DAYS service
and the price paid. The Cash En-.
terprise will sell you Bali brand rub.
Der boots at ~. 80 for the Knee boot
and &C. w for the Hip boots. New
goods and quality absolutely guaran.
teed.
Eugene TAYLOR, the prospector, left
this week for Meyers Cove 10 spend
the summer prospecting, Mr.. Taylor
has been working arou0d Salmon for
the past few months, but AS spring
comes the prospectur 5 fever is prov
Ing too much for him and he is tax.
ing to The mountains again.
Why pay $3.50 to Is. 90 for Ladies
shoes when you can get the Queen
Quality Shoe, and there is none bet
ter sold in Salmon for sl..5 to 81. %
al the Cash Enterpfiser We have
them in all feathers, in siles from
2's to 4 II, In lace only We have u
lot OF fine bargains in Mems Shoes
In sizes So up.
Miss Elva Hits, teacher In our
public schools, was hostess at Hotel
Nacksv to two pretty dinner parties,
one given On Tuesday evening to the
pupils OF the seventh grade, and Oh
Friday evening TO the pupils OF the
eighth grade. The tables were beau.
tiful with marRuerites, Wild iris and
white lilacs. Zach evening suit8b bic
flowers we're used 10 carry out the
class culors. The pupils greatly ap.
pfeciated the honor done them by
their teacher Mackay Miner. Miss
Hits is former Lemhi county lady
ana has many friedus IN Salmon.
The contractors for the water
work. Improvement begAn -orking
Friday of last week. They are eIca-
waiting Tor the new line along Main
street. This line reache. from tue
bridge Lo connec ton with the new
line laid about Two years ago at the
Sinons property There are about
y men employed aud thew are push
ing the work rapidly IL being the
intention Gf the contractors 10 have
the line IN aud the street In gooa
condition before the Fourth After