The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-10-09

at PocatellO and Blackfoot.
J. G. Fox departed one day last
week for Salt Lake City and
Boise.
Robert Bell left last week for
the Boise fair. He will also do
some campaign work.
The Lemhi VS.. Custer county
case will be tried here this week.
w. E. Borah. of Boise, has been
employed in behalf of Custer
county.
We noticed the familiar face of
Geo. Hosford in Challis last
week. He was down on court
business.
Dan. Stephens expects to go to
Weiser next week to attend
school. Challis is pretty fairly
represented at the Weiser acad-
deny this fall.
What has become of the Idaho
Midland railroad that we used to
hear so much about ? Has the
fear of the election of Bryan
stopped all operations ?
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Paul ex-
pect TO depart on Thursday of
this week for Lewiston, Idaho,
to attend the Grand Lodge ses-
sions as delegates from the local
Odd Fellow lodges of Challis.
Miss Mabel Rowles has gone
to Bayhorse where 81 has been
employed to teach a term of
school in that district.
The Warm Spring creek water
case has been laid over till next
term of court.
Two Indians were tried before
the District Court in Challis on
Friday of last week for killing
cattle on Pahsamaroi belonging
to O'Neal & Falls and others. 1t
is said that some four or five cat
tie have been thus killed recent
ly. The Indians in question are
from the Lemhi reservation.
They were tried before jury for
grand larceny and found guilty.
While the evidence did not show
that these two Indians killed the
cattle they were caught in the
act of dressing one of the ami
mails, therefore being accomplic-
es in the deed. This may teach
the other Indians a lesson, for
they have been a menace to the
stock-growers of Custer county
for some time. They received
their sentence yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowles have al
ready made many improvements
at the Beardsley Hot Springs
since they have taken possess
ion, and will continue making
improvements. We bespeak for
them liberal patronage from
the public. This is a great
health resort and SO acknowledge
ed by all who have visited and
used and bathed it the invigorat-
ing mineral waters. The hotel
accommodations are being put in
good shape. and invalids and 9TH
ers who desire restored health
and rest should visit these noted
hot mineral springs. They are
located about 81 miles east of
Challis on the east bank of Sal
mon, nestled at the foot of the
Salmon river mountains, which
opens out into an extensive val
ley. Located as they are in this
picturesque spot it is an ideal
place for the tourist and traveller
as well. Here the hungry may
find food; the invalid may find
health; and the weary may find
rest. Here the fisherman and
and hunter can find fish and
game. Not only this, but we'll
guarantee that those who visit
the springs will be treated right.
Our supplement of last week
containing the verbatim speech
of Hon. Chas. A. Towne at Boise
City, is containing many fiatter-
ing compliments. Among the
many praises of the speech re-
at this Office, we publish
one received from Custer, dated
Oct. 9Th, 1900. 1t says
THE supplement in last Tues
days MESSENGER was the first
verbatim copy / have seen of
Charles A. Towne'S Boise speech.
1t made what Horace Greely
call mighty interesting read
Ing." 1t was a great speech: a