The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-06-11

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bigamist.
The Pocatello city council has
passed an anti-gambling ordin
ance.
1t would appear that Trapp &
Pierce, of Pocatello, are branch
ing out in the saloon business
quite extensively. They are op
Grating three saloons in Pocatel
10, and are fitting up two il
RlackfoOt, and have tent saloor
at Arco. on the line of the new
Salmon River railroad.
Lee Watson was out from Gus
ter last week.
Don. Rowles left last Saturday
morning for Salmon to procur,
medical treatment. If relief can
not be had there he will go tC
Salt Lake City.
| LOST.-On May 31st, two bay
horses. One was branded thus
f on left shoulder, dark bay
The other was "a light bay horse
with large scars on each side oi
his head and nose. / cannot tel
any brand. | will pay any one &
liberal reward for catching then
and sending word.-J. w. Cross
Custer, Idaho.
| The Western Labor Union il
session at Denver elected the fol
lowing officers on June 4th
President-Daniel Mcdonald
Butte, Montana.
Vice President. G. McLem
ore, Lead, S. D.
I Secretary Treasurer Clarence
Smith, Wallace, Idaho.
Executive Board-Roady Ken,
chan, Denver; F. j. Pelletier
Butte; r. w. Walton, Wallace
F. w. Cronin. Butte; Reese
Davis, Red Lodge, Montana.
The funeral OF Mrs. Ann Col
vim has held in Salmon Sunday
afternoon, June 2nd. The dec
eased was 67 years 2 months ano
| 26 days old at the time of hel
death, and had been a resident ot
Lemhi and Custer county for 81
years. The cause of her death
was general debility.
Deputy G. w. Corser of the M
W. of A. arrived in Challis last
week, and has hopes of re-organ
izing Mystic Camp in this place.
Mr.. Williams, of Boulder, Col.
aud Mr.. Killinsworth, of Black
foot, arrived in Challis last weeh
on mining business. The latter
named gentleman is interested ir
the Yankee Fork Mining Co. the
of which are located a few mile:
blow Bonanza.
Geo. Hosford and family ;Robt
Campbell and family and S. H
Wilcox were down from Clayton
during the past week.
A small dance was held in thi
!, city on the 3rd inst.
A heavy frost came in Custe
county last Tuesday night doing
untold damage. Prior to th'
frost in Challis, in the evenin,
at 6 o'clock, we were visited by
heavy snowstorm-that is t,
say a heavy snowstorm for June
After the storm had abated
cleared up and turned cold, an,
that night froze ice quarter of al
inch in thickness. All kinds o
vegetation had a good health,
growth and was cut to tn
ground-even alfalfa and will,
grasses and vegetation Jared
like fate. The fruit crop wa
J totally destroyed. The freeze
appeared to be general in thi
section of Idaho. This was th,
heaviest frost ever known her
in the month of June.
Mrs. Mabel Hellman and son
of Custer. arrived in Challis las
Wednesday on visit.
Hon. Frank Gooding has beel
elected chairman of the republi
can state central committee.
Last Wednesday evening Gus
ter Encampment No. 10, /. o. o
F., elected the following officer
for the ensuing term
, @. P.-Robt. Morrison.
III. Pm. M. Sweet.
S. WIN. Howell.
j. VII. G. MacKendrick.
Scribe-Geo. e. Keyes.
Treasurer-A. G.. Bomar.
Regenald Coryell. residen
| director of the Seager & Coryel
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