The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03

Hovey and Burbridge, OF Notrh
Fork, received . new horse power
threshing machine Monday evening.
+. NJ. Andrus and family, of Iron
Creek, were outgoing passengers
Tuesday morning for Dillon, Mont.
NJ. b. Merritt, Of Forney. was in
Salmon the last OF the week getting
a load Of provisions.
X. L. Edwards, the mining man,
left for the Musgrove mines the
latter part OF the past week
q. b. Merton left for tine Yellow
Jacket Sunday mornlng for a short
visit at that place.
Joseph Surprise left Saturday
morning for yellow Jacket where he
has &C ;epted position as cook At
MI. Hastings mines.
We are informed that the Rabbit
Foot mine and mill started up last
week which tends livsn up matters
In that locality.
John Z. Mullen and: " lie came out
from Moose Creek Saturday. Mr..
Mullen to attend to some busiu ess
matters and Mrs. Mullen to visit
friends.
Mrs. George Noble and daughter,
who have been al North Fork FOR
several weeks, passed through town
Monday on their way TO their home
at Gilmore.
W. Il. Stone, OF Leadore, was
amcng the out Of town friends VINO
attended the funeral Of W. J. Brown
Monday afternoon. He returned home
Tuesday morning.
Arch Deacon Stoy, of Pocatsllo,
who came 10 conduct the funeral SER
vices of W. J. Brown, returned home
Tuesday morning.
MIR. and Mrs Smith Of Livingston,
Mont, who have been the guests Of
Mrs Smiths father. Grin Hamp, re-
turned to their home Tuesday morn
ing.
NJ. NJ Mcpherson and wife depart.
ed Tuesday murniDg for their hom,
at Pacific Grove Cali. Their mani
Salmon friends wish them saf,
journey and peasant winter, and tina
they may return TO Salmon with tin
robins next spring.
The Ladies Aid OF the Methods
church will meet In tie annex Thurs
day, September 10th, Mrs. Middle
krauff acting as hostess. This Is tb,
irst meeting after the sunni or "
cation aud \ good attendance Is de
sired.
When you hear = man sneering .
the local paper because II 10 oot big
cheap and newsy like tn. city papers
YOU can safely bet he does not spen'
any Of his wealth In assisting Il
making IL better. and that general
the paper has done more for hIu
than he has for II. The man wb
cannot. see the benefits arising from
local newspaper 10 about ~ mucI
value TO q town - u delinquent n
list. - Eek.
There Is q city ordinance prohib
iting livestock from running Ut larg
within the corporate limits and pre-
scribing q penalty for Its disobs
dience. Since feed has become scare
on the hills Surrounding town. quit
Q nun her OF the stock running 4
large are straying into town and th
city Marshal wishes the Recorder {
warn the owners that unless the
look after their property that II vi
b. taken up and put In the poun
which ~ill mean . fine for their osr
erS
Mrs. Bonnie Kre1Ar received III
sad nws Monday night Of the deaf
Of her only brother, which Oceurre
at HALEY, Idaho. The facts COT
corning the death are very neagr'
the mere fact that he vas accident
ally killed VS. all that vas lsarnet
/ Clifford Morton Carpenter Was
young man about % years Of age. Nh
had but recently come " HALEY fro'
California. Harry White took n
message TO Mrs.. Kregar ~ a
Springs and brought her 70 tosI
Size found that shs could not mai
concessions ~ reach HALEY 10 tan
for the funeral % was obliged 70 as
up the trip. The news came %
terrible shock 10 ArS- kregAE, ~f
has tire sympathy OF asT many frisnt