The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1898-06-07


Len. Peck departed fo
Blackfoot Sunday with his teams
Memorial Day was observed
in Challis with appropriate exer
cises.
DR.. Meyer has moved into
the E. G. Dodge residence il
| Challis.
VIM. Flennlken and Geo. T..
Morgan were over from Pahsim.
ari last week.
-Chas. Hengsteller has leased
his ranch for a period of two
years to Wade Woodson.
L. M. Earl and Geo. Emery.
of Bayhorse, departed for Salt
Lake City one day last week.
IF. W. Vogler, of Red Rock.
Mont, and L. A. Anderson, of
Dillon, Mont, were in Challis
last week On Court business.
The Cosmopolitan for June
is a very interesting number, and
is filled with valuable informa-
ton from the pen ofable writer's.
Why haven't | enlisted ?
Why have | not indeed /.
I've tried to answer the call.
But they inform me they have all
The Colonels that they need.
Il. E. Calhoun was admitted
to practice law before the Dis
trict Court at this place one day
last week. We are informed that
he passed a very creditable ex-
animation.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Dodge
and family departed on last Sat
urday mornings stage for a visit
to relatives and friends at La
Platte, Nebraska. They expect
to make an extended visit, and
lls
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Dodge
desire through the MESSENGER.
to express their heartfelt thanks
to all their friends who so kindly
assisted in searching for their
little son, Earl, who was lost in
the mountains, and who was
found before any harm had be-
fallen him.
II. M. Branin made pretty
good ride on his wheel last week |
considering the mountainous
country he had to go over. He
left HALEY at 5:45 a. M, on Sun |
day, May 29th, and arrived in
Challis at 8 o'clock the same eve |
ming, distance of SO miles.
A very pleasant party, we
are informed, was held in Chal-
lis last Thursday evening, the
End, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. L. Rich. 1t was the first an
niversary of their married life. |
and they held a cotton wedding. |
About thirty five invited guests |
we're present. We are told that |
an interesting program was pre-
sented.
Capt. T. F. Singiser, who
has been hobnobbing with east
ern stockholders in the Salmon
River Mining company says that
water has made it necessary to
put in a pump, at the property
on Silver creek, which will be
provided at once, as also will a
loisting plant, that will enable
he management to more salts
'actorily handle the ores.
Miss Margaret keenan, de-
parted for Lincoln. Nebraska.
asst Saturday morning, where
'he has accepted a position as
eacher at the Lincoln Normal
school. She has just closed a
Tery successful 8 months term
# school at this place. She ex-
,ects to return to Challis in Sep
ember, and will endeavor to Sc
iure the nomination for Superin-
endent of Public Instruction of
ulster county, on the silver tick
It. Miss keenan, is well qualified .
or this position. 4
"A. F. Dexter, of Chicago.
ne of the owners of the Black
line at Custer, and Joseph G.. is
allyn, arrived in Custer last G
'eek. This mine and mill has
cen run by the Miners Union '
or the past three months, the &
oys endeavoring to take out
nough pay to recompense them 5
or money owed them by the
ompany. 1t hoped that this T
ompany will settle their indebt- t
dness and resume operations. u
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