The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-07-04
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-Blackfoot is billed for a big
celebration today.
The Fifth Idaho Session
Laws have arrived at last.
Some trifing youngsters al
most completely destroyed John
Cassady's garden one night last
week.
Mr.. Thaddeus Draper, in an
advertisement in the Challis
| MESSENGER, says: MRS. Belle
Draper (wife) left my bed and
board and three little children"
Probably that was everything
the poor woman had, Thad. Did
you expect her to leave a rose
wood piano, a plush sofa and a
silver shaving set ? You can't
get blood out of turnip nor
parlor furniture out of every
woman. You should be very
thankful, Thad. that you still
have your bed and board and
ren.-Caldwell Tribune.
The Madisonian says Col.
J. d. Wood, the sheep king of
Idaho, being the possessor of
go, 900 head, was a guest of the
Madinson house over Sunday
He was one of the pioneers of
this part of the county, being
here in the exciting days of '64.
The Colonel had the pleasure of
meeting many old-time acquain-
tances and friends of those days
While here he made a flying visit
to the Madison valley. He ex-
pressed a desire to return to this
city in August to join in the fes-
tiEities of the pioneer meeting.
; DR.. f. S. Pyle, the "Old Re-
, liable" dentist, who is located at
BlackfOot, expects to visit Chal-
lis between the 10th and 18th of
this month on a professional
{ trip, and owing to his rush of
business at the home Office he
, will only be able to remain with
, US but few days, and those
needing work in his line will do
well to give him a call. The
"Old Reliable" is a practical
{ dental surgeon, having number
of years experience in the pro-
fession, and always keeps up
with the latest and best methods,
) but he is too well known in this
5 county to need recommendation
f from us. Remember the date.
The following elective and
appointed officers were duly in
: stalled by Custer No. 21, I. o.
Y o. F., at their regular meeting
: in Challis last Saturday night by
e M. M. Sweet, D. d. G. M.
t N. G.-Jonathan job
v. G.-John Stephens.
Sec.-J. @. Finnell.
Treas. G. Dougherty.
!, Warden-John @. Adams
!; Con.-H. G. McKendrick.
r. S. N. G.-M. M. Sweet.
L. S. N. CA. G. Bomar,
l. G.-J. L. Ebberts.
+ o. G.-J. G. Fox.
Chaplain-Geo. E. Keyes-
!, r. S. S.-Chas. Funkhouser.
L. S. S.-Chas. Wilkinson.
We never saw a girl unfaith.
full to her mother that ever came
d to be worth a one e-eyed button to
f her husband. 1t is the law OF
e God. 1t isn't exactly in the
: bible, but it is written large and
d awful in the miserable life OF
n many mystic home. I'm speak
ing for the boys this time. Ii
one of you chaps ever come
IS across a girl that, with a face
5 full of roses, says as you come
a to the door, II cannot go for 3C
IL minutes, for the dishes are not
70 washed" you wait for that girl
u You sit right down on the door
"a step and wait for her. Cause
le some other fellow may come
along and carry her off, and
right there you have lost al
: angel. Wait for that girl, and
r. stick to her like a burr to q
If mules tail.
g. Col. Nick Treweek and part,
"a of Eastern capitalists. have beer
le interested by him in big Idaho
ot proposition, will arrive in Utal
this afternoon. 1t was said yes
10 terday that at Ogden they woult
Sc divide, the Colonel coming direc
I'D to his home in this city, whil'
his companions took the trail
DR. north to complete the examina
re ton of the property to whicl
is their attention has been called
t. They are accompanied by exper
n, talent by which the sampling o
xe the proposition is to be conclud