The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-04-30

Ia. MChCuZiS VI OuStSI, ulduC
business trip to Challis last
week.
Col. and Mrs. McFadden, de-
parted for Custer last week on a
business trip for few weeks.
Nate Rosenbaum, the popular
travelling salesman of Ogden, was
Challis visitor last week.
Wilson Ellis, of Ellis, P. o.,
visited with his many friends in
Challis part of last week. This
was his first visit to this place
for a long time.
Dwight Peck, the Malad hotel
man, visited relatives and friends
in Challis last week.
LIME FOR SALE Notice to
all parties desiring lime, have
a quantity of tirst-class lime for
sale at my ranch east of Challis,
which | offer for sale at reason
able price. NELS G. JENSEN,
Challis, Idaho. *4tf.
Cuba's imports from the Unit
ed States are decreasing while
her imports from Europe are
rapidly increasing. Trade seems
to have ceased to follow the flag.
Nick johnson came down from
his ranch last Saturday, and will
go to Salt Lake City for medical
treatment.
DR.. II. e. Burnett, of Salmon,
will make regular trips to Chal-
lis, and will be pleased to have
those who desire his services call
on him. The Doctor is a member
of the State Board of Dental Ex-
aminers, and has recently re-
turned from Chicago, where he
has taken a Post Graduate Course
in dentistry. He is prepared to
do all work in the dental line.
The first visit will occur May
21st, 1901. Make appointments
early. *4tf.
Matt Womacks and Cliff and
Matt's nephew, passed through
this place last Thursday en- route
for Stanley Basin.
The 82nd anniversary of Odd
Fellowship was observed by the
various branches of the Order in
Challis last Friday, April Goth.
Public exercises were held in the
hall at 2:30 o'clock, p. M, and
the following program was given
by the members and others
Exercises. BY Custer Lodge
Song, Miss Gertrude McKendrick
Recitation. Miss Cuba Trussler
Grafton -. .... M. M. Sweet
Recitation Miss Ethel Thompson
Recitation -. Miss Mabel Jose
Song, Miss Gertrude McKendrick
The large hall was pretty well
filled with spectators, quite a
number being present from the
outside towns.
In the evening the regular an
niversary ball was held. 1t was
a very enjoyable event, indeed.
At different times nine sets were
on the floor at one time, and per-
haps enough ladies and gentle
men not dancing at those times
to form three or four more sets.
1t was one of the best attended
parties held in this city for a
number of years. The orchestra
for the party was composed OF
Mr.. George Tate. of Clayton, and
Messrs. Reed and Ebberts, oi
Challis, and they furnished
excellent music. The party did
not break up till after O'Clock
the next morning.
Quite number of people from
the neighboring towns were in
Challis last Friday. the Goth. this
being the Anniversary day Of
Odd Fellowship, viz
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Campbell
and family, of Clayton.
Miss Margaret Bradshaw, OF
| Dickey.
Miss Lena Ceurly, of Bonanza
Miss Clara Coulter, of Bay
horse.
Earl j. Michael, of Bayhorse.
Jas. HI. Marker. of Bayhorse.
Nal Branca, of Bayhorse.
Grant Mccoy, of Bayhorse.
Peter Mullen, of Bayhorse.
M. E. Foley, of Blackbird.
George Tate, of Clayton.
Flo. Clyde. of Clayton.
Albert Howell. of Clayton.
John S. Altham, of the Dewitt
& Altham Morgan Creek Stock
Ranch.
Claude Cochran of Morse.
John FlOrh. of Goldburp.