The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-09-17
spLoGAL NEwe.aE


,onvenes in Challis on Monday !
Sept. Both.
Horse "rustlers" are becoming|
luite plentiful in. Custer county.
After rounding up" his band
recently for the purpose of max
ing a sale, Daniel Ritchson only
'ound seven out of his band OF
seventy-five horses. This comes
pretty rough on an old man Grip
Jled like Mr.. Ritchson, who has
oeen paying taxes on the whole
)and of seventy-five.
MARRIED:-In Challis, Idaho,
IN Sunday evening. Sept. 18th,
1901, at 9 o'clock, Rev. HI. A.
Risser officiating, Simon S. Lane
formerly of Gibbonsville, Idaho,
20 Miss Nellie Mable Clarington,
If Challis, Idaho.
The marriage took place al
Z 5he home of the bride, and the
ceremonies were very beautiful,
indeed. A large number of in
Jited guests were present on this
1appy occasion when two of our
J most respectable young people
. we're joined in the holy bonds OF
4 vedlock. The decorations ar
! ranged for this enjoyable event
q we're handsome.
The bride looked charming, at
Hired in her beautiful wedding
Y garments. She is the eldest
laughter of Mrs. Nellie Hoelzle.
If Challis, Idaho. and has resid
) I'd in this place for about three
|4years. and during her residence
Hhere has won many warm friends.
The groom is a highly respec-
Htable young man, and whose
: Friends are also legion.
s They were the recipients OF
& many beautiful and valuable pres
y ants. Miss Hazel Paul was the
+ bridesmaid. and Spencer Helm
Eof Custer. acted in the capacity
MOI "best man" The MESSENGEF
y aextends its congratulations anC
3 best wishes.
q Ovid Lawson came up from
EHouston last Thursday evening
and on Saturday morning depart
/ led for Salmon, where he goes tC
see his brother, Henry, who was
injured in the Moose creel
H Hdredge explosion.
n VIM. J. Bryan has issued the
Efollowing patriotic words on tht
p Eattempted assassination of Presi
I dent Mckinley
Free governments may be
+ 1overthrown, but they cannot b,
reformed by those who violat,
the commandment, Thou shal
y not kill Under a government
\ hike ours, every wrong can b,
y remedied by laws and the law.
Hare in the hands of the peopl,
y themselves.
y Anarchy can be neither ex
n Ecused nor tolerated here. TIL
man who proposes to right
wrong by taking the life of
: human being, makes himself a
2 s&outlaw and cannot consistentl
appeal to the protection of tn
5 government which he repudiates
t3He invites a return to state o
q aHbarbarism. in which one must a
$ his own risk defend his ow
8rights and avenge his ow
: Swrongs.
u 1.-The punishment administere
2 to the would-be assassin and t
his co-conspirators. if he ha
kany, should be such as to war
!. Jail inclined to anarchy that Will
: this is an asylum for those VIII
eS love liberty, it is an inhospitabl
eS place for those who raise thei
eE hands against all forms of go'
'- Hon. o. ]. Salisbury, who
back at his desk after an outin
at Bayhorse. where he has Ion
sIbeen the owner of valuable mil
cling interests and an independel
exsmelter, which was successful
c1 operated up to the hour of sill
eY er's demonetization. At th
M mines he reports the emplo,
ey ment of about a dozen men (;
l. this time, engaged in opening u
of the ore bodies. The extensio
eYo the railroad along the Saline
Isl river, and assurances OF its CO..
al istruction to point sixty mile
eA distant from Bayhorse, has e
.ek kcouraged Mr.. Salisbury in th
lt| work, and with it's complete
" there is a possibility of his orde
dS ling the fires re-kindled at Il
" smelter. Some prospecting,
L. "a 6esultory way, is being done
q gkBayhorse, says Mr.. Salisbur
Of Ybut otherwise the old camD