The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-05-08
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LOCAL NEWS.
Smoke "Victor Dewey" cigar.

w hilO u6IS ne Was
initiated into and made a full
tiedged member of Custer Lodge
No. 21, L. o. o. F.
DR.. F. S. Pyle, the "Old Re-
liable" dentist, will be in Chal-
lis May 10th, prepared to do all
kinds of work in his line. All
work guaranteed. Office at the
j. G. Fox lodging house.
The refreshing rains of the
past few days have been of great
benefit to all vegetation.
DENTISTRY.-H. A. Purdy,
dentist, of Haley, Idaho, will be
in Challis on or about May 18th.
What is it that gives Mr.. Bryan
such a hold on the democracy of
America as no man has had since
the days of Jackson ? 1t is his
principles and his earnestness.
There is no hero worship about
it. They favor the principles he
advocates and have absolute con-
fdence in his honesty and cour-
age. He is an idol, not a hero.
People love him because they
believe he sympathizes with
them.
District Court will convene in
Challis on May 21st, instead Of
June 4th, as originally set. See
notice of change on this page.
The Big Lost river water case,
we are informed, will be tried al
a special session of the Distric'
Court held in Houston, sometime
during next February.
Geo. Fuchs was up from Los
river last week. Mr.. Fuchs and
family expect to move to Oregon
soon.
Leroy Hillman and family Wer'
down from the Skylark mine ont
day last week.
"Mr. LaGrippe," D." although no
a welcome visitor by any means
invaded the MESSENGER famil,
last week. and any Shortcomings
in this weeks issue, is due thl'
harbinger of Spring.
That was a terrible loss of LIT
in the coal mine at Sconeld
Utah. last week, caused in tn
} first place probably by a powde
explosion. Already 200 bodie
have been recovered from tn
mine. and it is expected that tn
, total loss of life will reach ~
besides the wounded.
WANTED.-100 men wante
: to chop wood for the Lucky 30
!; Gold Mining Co.-E. }. HILTS
: Custer City, Idaho.
Attorney Cowen, OF Saimol
spent several days of last wee
in Challis.
; The fight will be between "
) T. BRYAN and President Mckll
) lev for President. Every sta
( that has held conventions thl
! far the republicans have instruc
: ed ed for Mckinley and the dem'
: Gratis for Bryan. Mr.. Towne
: Minnesota appears to have a Ia
Z show of being Mr.. Bryan's ru
: ming mate.
< w. G. Sweet, of Bonanza; -; ia d
\ z. wilkinson, of Custer and Cna
Z Small. of Clayton, were Vlslt3
: in Challis during the past weef
( Ed. Pasos, or better known
: Spanish Ed" died at oalm'
E last week.
s Hon. Vic Bierbower, a W. v.
r known Idaho lawyer and POI
: clan. died in Spokane on N
: 1st., aged 50 years
s We do not expect any DEM
= news relative to the building :,
9 the Idaho Midland railroad, ,,;t IL
= after the meeting OF the "a" <,
& lists in Boise City on May ystar tu
. AT this meeting, we unae[sSSatt 1 .''S 81
4 the matter will be Sett.ea l';Id MAT !
E er the present company O0
Il road or not. ~
6 Lou Nesslein will be IN pial G,l
y lis one day this week from I,oe nea,
Y f,S foot, IT, He will spend a SIX wee
s. vacation in this ylclaloy't y.11os tow
4 though he will visit o'ner Wv
81 w. II. Felkner, Bnos W waIs so
K and r. ]. Paul are expec1,eo s,so C g
S this week from Salt oas;Ue LaKe m, n
u t,,,o thev went to recels0