The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1895-09-24
Fresh goods are arriving daily

bQ6 MESSENGER OUCS. L dul
prepared to sell goods at the
lowest living prices. Call and
examine my stock and prices. II
A Literary Society was form
ed by the Challis Public School
on Sept. 10Th, 1895, and known
as the Literary League of the
Challis School" The League
has printed constitution and by
laws, and only the scholars can
become members. 1t has the
following officers
President-Miss Jessie JARVIS.
Vice President Miss Katie
Sullivan.
Secretary-Miss Cassie West.
Treasurer-Miss Winnie Brad
bury.
Marshal-Miss Kittie Navarro.
The Bayhorse smelter and
mill, after brief lull to repair
and clean up, now makes anoth
er start for vigorous fall run.
II. G. Lewis has the contract to
deliver the bullion to the rail
road a. Ketchum. The Clayton
smelter is also about firing up
for nice run this season yet.
It's product will come here.
These operations tributary to
Ketchum count up materially in
our business interests, and with
the road via. Challis to Yellow
Jacket completed in good shape,
as it almost is, we will have all
of the trade and traffic of that
region with it's two stamp mills
pounding away constantly. Soon
the Dickens Custer 30-stamp mill
will be going, and the Black Co.
at Custer expect to have then
mill running in month.-Key-
/. stone.
MARRIED:-At the residence
of Chas. Smith, in Challis, Idaho
= on Sunday evening, Sept. %
1895, at O'Clock, by Rev. c. E
Mason, Francis E. Mulvaney tc
Miss Julia Grotwold. Both o.
Bayhorse, Idaho. Both of oul
young friends b; We been reared
: in our midst and are held in the
/, highest esteem by all of theil
acauaintances. Bright in natural
:. abilities and thoroughly disciplin
ed in the ways of kind and pure
homes, added to fair experience
in the world and literary attain
ments they start in their married
: journey with a sunlight of hops
? before them. And as we record
e this happy event it is our pleas
g ure, who have watched them al
a most from the cradle, to say
r May they have no anticipation
e of Joy in their hopes of the futur'
= that will not materalize into
e happy reality.
The School Festival and Music
ale will occur October Sth. LIE
:, all the people work, eat and drinl
e that this affair may be made tn
d great event of the season. Tn
e committee on arrangements arr
e Mrs. D. Cameron. Mrs. {
y Bradbury, Mrs. G. Thompson
n Mrs. o. E. Penwell, Mrs. c. T
e Mason, H. F. Powell. Commi
c. tee on music:-H. F. Powell
Is Mrs. o. E. Penwell, Mrs. T
d. Morrison. Mrs. E. G. Dodge
Of Mrs. H. Bradbury has charge
the confectionery and fruit table
!, assisted by Miss Winnie and Be;
7. trice Bradbury. Mrs. d. Can
- = eron has charge of the coffee an
y and sandwich table, assisted 3
~ Mrs. VIM. Elder. Mrs. E. 6
AZ a. Dodge has charge of the ic
,, cream table, assisted by Mr.
" Geo. Thompson and Mrs. Ge'
~ Hosford, and Mrs. Robert Mo
&c rison. Solicitors:-Mrs. Wn
ls 70 Elder and Mrs. H. Bradbur,
- Purchasing committee:-H.
a Powell and Mrs. d. Camera
~ Committee on Decoration:-N
"' M. Sweet. The chairman
each committee are left to choo
r their own assistants.
y,
ne At the G.. A. r. Encampmel
Id at Louisville, KY, on Sept. l
o. Henry Watterson made the ope
IS. ing address. He said : 9Th
re promissory note, drawn by Il
or city of Louisville. indorsed
N, me and discounted by you
ch Pittsburg a year ago, has m
he tured and am here to pay
of Except that the historic distin
by tions have long been obliterat
IS here it might be mentioned tn
sr- l come before you as the repl
tie sentative alike of those who wo
as the blue and those who wo
ne gray in that great combat, whic
ht whatever e Sc it did or didn
Sc left no shadow upon Americ'