The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1896-02-25

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on DIR. Pyle.
DIR. Pyle will depart for Sal
mon next week.
Miss Mamie Fox is up from
Lost river on a visit.
Jas. Merrick has leased Thos.
Groves Pahsimari ranch.
Pete Golfer won the wagon at
raffie held here last Tuesday
night.
The government mints have
resumed the coinage of silver to
a certain amount.
Jas. Wells, John Galland and
Jas. Merrick, of Pahsimari, were
in Challis last week.
A new piano passed through
this place last Wednesday for
Mrs. L. Greene, of Clayton.
Mr.. and Jas. Hooper, of Pah-
simari, spent several days of last
week in Challis visiting friends.
1t is said that the railroad
trains will no longer stop at Bel
levue. This once thriving town
is having a hard deal of late.
Miss r. A. Harnett has been
employed to teach the Pahsimari
school, which will commence
about April 1st.
J. L. Ebberts has just had his
tonsorial rooms fixed up in an
elegant manner, by E. G. Head
rick, the artistic decorator.
We are under obligations to l.
w. Garrett, Secretary of State,
for copy of Official Manual of
Idaho for 1895-1696. 1t is val
liable book for information rela-
tive to Idaho.
We do not believe the rumor
that murderer Lawson has been
located in Mexico. Nor do we
believe that he will ever be cap
tured, but hope that the item
found elsewhere is correct, but
it appears to be only a rumor.
A town on upper Snake river
is called New Sweden. Hans
Hansen is Mayor, Peter Peter
son, Clerk, and the Common
Council is composed of Peter
Hansen, Hans Peterson, Peter
Hans Peterson, Hans Peter Han
sen and Peter Hansen Hans
Peterson.
The Challis MESSENGER says
Cluster county has been very
unfortunate in regard to insane
people. We are under the i'm
preston that no county of its
size in the State can equal her
| in this respect" 1t must be
they read the MESSENGER uI
there.-Idaho Falls Register.
The actual facts in the case
being that one person sent from
Custer county to the asylum was
found in his possession two diff
ferent copies of the Register-on'
copy was sufficient to drive tn
most balanced mind to insanity
These copies contained editorial
explaining what good friends Il
. silver the Republican party was
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