The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-10-15

locating in Challis and going into
the blacksmith business.
The Emmett Index has great
ly improved in appearance
underits new management, Mans
field & Mansfield.
Geo. Sheets of Salmon and
Miss Lillian Howser of Nevada,
Mo, were married on Sept. Both.
Best wishes, George.
Rev. II. A. Risser, wife and
daughter, are now residents of
Challis. Mr.. Riser met his
family at Pocatello.
Report has it that the Lucky
Boy mill at Custer, will resume
operations today, the 10Th. This
is good news to all.
1t is reported that 5-foot
ledge of high grade copper ore
was struck last week at the White
Knob mines near Houston.
The people who say that
truth is stronger than fiction are
evidently referring to the truth
as set forth by the Navy Depart
ment ring.
JAS. Papworth was brought
down from East Fork last Friday
night very sick man, but under
the skillful attention of DIR.
Huston is recovering rapidly.
The Mail is informed from
creditable sources the o. S. L.
will have q ninety mile extension
surveyed beyond Houston this
all.-Blackfoot Mail.
Charles Gordon, an old time
resident of Bayhorse, died at
Houston last week. He was a
kind hearted old miner. and we
regret very much to learn of his
demise.
-Supt. Minear is out from the
Yankee Fork mine. He informs
US that everything is moving
along nicely at the property, and
that the mine is showing better
than ever.
AT Haley the Williams Viva
scope Company encountered the
same difficulty they did in Chal-
| lis. The gas bag broke, and
the show was called off. At
HALEY they were also 81 loser in
redeeming the tickets sold.
That was foul deed, the
murder of the old man Levy in
Boise last week. There is no
clue. 1t was three days before
. the body was discovered. The
old gentleman lived the life of a
miser. He was worth $50, 600.
Geo. w. Lewis of Yellow
Jacket, Idaho, was in Weiser last
week and thinks somewhat of
investing in some Weiser real
estate. Mr.. Lewis was attracted
to this section through his wife,
who was formerly Miss Jennie
Laing of Paddock valley.-Weis-
: er Signal.
-Supt. Greene and Mr.. S. H.
Wilcox were down from Clayton
last Friday evening. Mr.. Greene
came down to have a piece OF
steel removed from one of his
eyes. The smelter at Clayton is
doing good work, and is turning
out an average of eight tons Of
! high grade bullion every twenty
four hours.
Berlin expects Presiden
Roosevelt to be friendly because
: he lived in Germany two years
J long enough to know the people
Yet Mr.. Roosevelt, it is announc
e ed, purposes to ask Congress t
Z make the United States Nav.
d stronger than the German. Evi
5 IDENTITY, he does know something
about the Kaiser.
S "A Lewiston girl named Jes
It sic was sent to a famous easter
q school and after a years tim
e wrote to her dad, signing ''Jes
l. sica." In reply the old NAL
e wrote Dear Jessica You
welcome letter received. Nam
i mica and pappica are well. Aun
: Maryica and Georgeica starte
:, for California; yesterday.
= have bought new horsica. !
: ! is beautica. Its name is Monica
= = Your brother Tomica is doin
= : finely, and the hired girlica is
: peachica.
g 1t looks very much as thong
,r there had been a concerted etfor
IS all through the war to kee
g Schley in ignorance of importan