The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1896-03-24
George Clemow returned to
Challis last Saturday.


Challis last Saturday.
The work on the Colvin bridge
was completed last Sunday.
Thos. J. Paul returned from |
his visit to California one day |
last week.
Salmon river is on the rise and
has been quite muddy for the
past few days.
o. E. Penwell and probably
J. G. Fox will attend the Mac
immigration meeting.
1t is rumored that another we'd
ding will take place in this val
ley in a short time.
DR.. F. Pyle will depart for
Salmon and Yellow Jacket on a
professional trip next Tuesday
VIM. Waters came down from
Bayhorse Saturday last and de-
parted for the Springs on the
same evening.
Good health, comfort and hap
piness of life are often marred or
ruined by neglected teeth and a
diseased mouth.
Gov. Mcconnell expects to be
indorsed as U. S. Senator at the
immigration Congress. Senator
Dubois ought to call congress.
The Market Lake Sentinel is
the name of new paper publish
ed at Market Lake, Idaho.
We wish the new journal plenty
of success.
The contracts for repairing the
bridges across Salmon river-the
Colvin bridge and the bridge be-
low Clayton will be completed in
a day or so.
Mr.. Kinsey wishes to inform
the party who took his snow
shoes last week, without permis-
sion, had better return them at
once and save trouble.
If people never see in print,
and are never told by a dentist
what are the possibilities of mod
ern dentistry, how are they to be
blamed for not knowing it ? Get
posted.
The dance given by the Odd
Fellows in their hall at this place
last Tuesday night was brilliant
success. 1t was a free party,
and all were invited. The large
d hall was crowded, there being
: nearly go couples present. Il
: was the event of the season.
The Republican State Conven-
e ton to select delegates to the
4 National Convention at St. Louis
( will be held at Pocatello on May
goth. And the Republican State
Convention to nominate State
e officers will be held at Boise or
August Goth.
; In a western village recently
: the minister asked the bride
n groom the usual question wheth
: er he was willing to take the
e woman to be his welded wife
!. and the rustic, scratching hi
d head for a moment or two, re
n piled, Eyes, I'm willing, but II
, rather have her sister,"
u The metal production of Idah'
= for 1895 was as follows
: Gold, 125, ,517 fine ounces, o
J 50, ,594, 666. Silver, 4,033, $50 fin
/ ounces, or s., ,212, 495. Lead
| 65, 752, ,037 pounds, or 81, 301. 321
: Total. SO, Ito, ,4s5. The outpu
y for 1896 will show a large In
le crease over that of last year, es
pecially in the product of gold.
= Fl. FL. Armstead, Jr., of th
n new Columbia company at tn
Yellow Jacket, arrived in tow
from Salt Lake City, Tuesday
where he has been for the pun
pose of purchasing a cyanid
plant for the reduction of the OF
in in the Columbia mine at Yello'
4 Jacket. He has purchased
i plant to start with which wi
treat so tons day This is
be increased to a 100 ton per da
III plant. The ore will be crushe
Il with Cornish rolls, roasted an
treated with cyanide. Saline
st Republic.
MARRIED:-In Challis, Idah,
ne at the residence of Mr.. and Mr.
II John P. Spalding, ON Tuesds
Mt evening, March IL, 1896, at g.;
Id o'clock, by Judge A. K. Zeigle
ce Wade Woodson to Miss Mar
A. Jensen. Both of Challis, Idah