The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-06-11

! Thursday Afternoon. june j..
The Gull will meet ~ita Mr..
Frazier, Iuue l..
Mrs. Russ White left GA ThuiSdal
morning for Seattle on" a visit ia
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs, Emerson Hill enter
tanned q hunter Of guests at dinner
sunday.
Z. W Temple leaves this morning
for visit with his son Fred Al
kitchlcan, Alaska.
Homer L. Emerson came Ia from
Butte this week TO visit With his
family at NorthfoTk. MI Emerson
II employed in one o. the DlineS at
Butte lie came home At this time
to look after mine which mis- son
reported that he had made = strike
in which they own near Northfork.
The Junction Mines company held
the stockholders meeting the hrst %
the week. ON oers for the ensuing
year were elected and other business
transacted. Superintsn dent McKin-
ey reports the Affairs Of the com.
pany TO be IN prosperous condition
and the future outlook Is very bright
I've heard the blrd-like notes
prima donnas. I've listened with
rapt attention To the mere fantasies
Of kebslik. Ny heart has thrilled
with fsrvor under the influence of
the Salmon Concert Bands martial
eiimales, but memory brings To Ine
no swseter music than the tunsful
voice OF my dear old mother. as sit
ting in an old arm chair In The vine
clad sumner Kitchen Of my child
hoods home, humming the deathlesS
hymns OF faith. Is she pared the po-
tatoss for the evening meal.
DR.. barton spent Sunday Ia Sal.
mon preaching Ia the Presby terrain
church In the mornlng aud at Car.
men In the afternoon. He expressed
himself AS baing very we'll pleased
with the way the work OF the Pres
byterian church VAS going, aud said
that the same WAS true oF the
churches he had visited throughout
his district. He also said the prohi-
milton sentiment il growing ali
through the section OF the state
whore ne had visited this spring to q
remarkable degree.
Wednesday morning Professor Cas-
terlln aud wife left la their auto
fora tour through the east. Their
destination Is Kentucky where they
will visit the relatives OF Mrs. Caster
Iin ano possibly they vii return by
way OF Michigan aud visit With MIR.
Casteriin's relatives. They left Sal
mon for Salt Lake going out by way
OF Leadore and Birch creek. After
they reach Salt Lake they will 20 on
To ID Rver by sAy OF the Grand Can
yon " they ind the route Is feasible
and that it 10 poSsibls to get through
without taking too much tune,
An organization 10 being perfected
by iucal sportsmen ~ propagation Of
Dish aud Rsme In this section A pc
titiou Is being presented over the
town and has secured a large number
OF signatures at tie time u g0lng
10 press, IL Is said that there are
about 80 who have endorsed the
movement by signing their names
10 the paper. One reason that "a
matter Is being taken up at this
time il that word has been received
from the stat. game warden that
he Is going to take a large member
OF fish from the Warm Springs
Hatchery soon ard lie seat blanks
here TO see how many tits section
wants. SO the sportsmen are taking
the matter up 50 "a to know what
to do. A meeting 10 called this even
ing at the ONCE Of Dr. Carnss.
Mr. aud Mrs. NJ o. Titus leave
this morning for Marshall, III, where
they expect to remain permanently.
WI. Illus nhs dS'cpech hiit ptniNi'h
OF superintendent Of the schools In
Marshall, his home town for the en-
suing year Mr. Titus has been con
nected with the high school IN this
city and has given excellent salts
faction. He and Mrs. Titus will he
greatly missed by their many friends
which they have made during their
residence in this city, especially
among the musical .eircles where
they have teen very much appfeciat-
ed for their musical abilities. Mar
shall is their native town aud theJ
look for~ trd with a great deal Of
pleasure to going back among rsis.
tlyes and old friends.