The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-02

II the work al the Musgroye mine,
We out on business last week
There we're t~o KEYS found and
leit al this Office. The owner can
have them by paying for this notice
r. {. Haman returned yesterday
from Ogden where he has been work.
INK in the district Office during the
winter months
/ }. H. Hockensmith IL making some
substantial Improvements on his
residence properties OH the bar in
the way OF snlarging some OF his
houses and setting out trees.
Mrs.. Arthur Greene and children
arrived home yesterday from Caliior-
mia where they have been spending
the winter months.
Get your Dish aud game licenses at
the Red Cross Pharmacy. II YOU
cannot come for IL send 10 your Dol.
lar and description by mail. ADV.
Among those coming in from a win
ter soJonrn in California were Mrs.. W.
ii. Shoup and children and Miss Mar
garet Shoup. They arrived yesterday.
Tue popcorn and peanut stand OF
Chss. Davenport was moved yester-
day close TO the Pioneer oank to
make room for the new band stand
to be erected.
Rev. II. +. Bush left Tuesday
morning for his regular monthly rip
to Gibbonsville, North Fork and Car
men where he held services.
r. L. Edwards, manager OF the
Musgrove Mining company, has
shipped to the mines large amount
OF mining supplies and put TO work
several extra miners and the nine
and mill will soon be working to
their full capacity. The Musgrove
property 10 considered one OF the
best mines in this part 70 the county.
A. g. Ludwig came out from Black.
Bird Tuesday TO luok after bushes.
and be present at the special meeting
OF the Eastern Star. He engages in
trapping rs we'll as mining and re-
ports that he found a mountain lion
in one IT his traps on his way out,
which was a tne specimen, measur.
ing about seven feet.
w. e. White, proprietor Of Whites
Pharmacy, returned Monday from a
brief trip TO Elko. Nevada. He SAYS
he found Elko TO be live up-to-date
town and the country seems To be
developing as there are many taking
up land there this spring.
The Adventists are Improving the
appearance NJ their house of worship
by coat OF paint. Tney now have
a neat little church and the member
ship is growing In a very satisfactory
manner under the leadership Of Revs.
Linpeufelter and Rittenhouse.
Mrs. WylIe aud daughter, Miss
Russie, moved the first OF the week
To their home IN the bar near the T.
X. Andrews home. Thev have been
stopping with Mrs. Wylie's daughter.
Mrs. Spooner during the winter, but
Zee! the necessity for being where
they can look after heir property and
fruit during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Wright
cane in Monday from California,
where they have been for the past
year. Mr.. Wright looks very thin
In flesh but says his health Is much
BETTER than when he left. They
are moving into their house formerly
occupied by Judge McCrscken. Their
frlen Ia welcome them home again.
Marion Mahoney came up from
Shoup Saturday where lac has bee a
working during the past four months
on the Trail, blasting out the reefs
and boulders He received a tele-
garm Monday Of this week with the
cheering news that his father, who
Is In Missouri for medical treatment,
is getting along nicely and to all
appearance is out Of danger and no
doubt will recover entirely from his
infirmity.
letter from DR. Barton states
that he has letter from Rev. Quist,
a minister whom Or Barton has been
corresponding with regarding the
Presbyterian church here. saying be
was leaving for salmon the 30th and
be here to hold services next SUNDAY.
Rev. Quist comes to Salmon highly
recommended 10 Dr. Barton by those
who knew him IN his former field in
the state OF Washington.
Ms. A. h. McCAleb came in Mon
day from Dillon. Mrs McCaleh has
been absent for the past six months,
haVing spent part OF the time With
relatives IN Missouri and several
months with her sou. hugh McCaleh
and vile at Dillon. She says her
health has not been very good the
past winter and that size r. gsld to
get home again. Her many friends
in Salmon are pleased To welcome
her home
+. II. Busse and family expect To
leave the last Of the week fof the
l.