The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1902-10-21
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

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laln's Stomach and Liver Tablets
at Spalding's drug store. They
are easier to take and more pleas
ant in effect than pills. Then
their use is not followed by con-
stipation as is often the case with
pills. Regular size, 29c. per box.
If you think that the Rams
horn, Lucky Boy and other rich
mines should only pay 1920
each for taxes, vote for Macbeth.
If you think they should pay
just tax, vote the Citizens ticket.
When you wake up with a bad
taste in your mouth, go at once
to ]. p. Spalding's drug store and
get free sample of Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
One or two doses will make you
well. They also cure biliousness,
sick headache and constipation.
The registration books close
Nov. 1st, at midnight.
c. c. Williams met with a
serious accident near Yellow
Jacket the other day by cutting
a deep wound in his knee-cap
with an axe.
Reports from Thunder Noun
tain now seem to be more en-
couraging than at first. The
first reports were from those who
went to the camp with the early
spring boom when the country
was covered with snow, and the
prospectors met with hardships
that naturally discouraged them.
Now, that development work is
progressing, the mines are show
ing large and better lodges. The
camp will yet, we believe, be one
of the best known, despite the
adverse reports of the knock
ers, who are always in evidence
and ready to give any enterprise
a "black-eye.
Morgan, the prisoner who has
been confined in the county jail
at this place since last spring,
was given his liberty on Oct. 9th,
the first day of District Court.
| The prosecuting witnesses failed
to appear against him.
Part of the telephone crew ar
rived in town last week and are
digging the holes for the posts.
Chas. Waller is out from Gus
ter, and will depart in few days
for Wallace, Idaho, to spend the
winter.
Total eclipse of the moon last
Tuesday night. 1t could not be
observed here on account of the
cloudy werther.
George S." the celebrated
running horse, owned by Carl
Payette, of May. won first prize
i'll the quarter mile race at Black
foot races, and took SECOND
money in another race, and ht
would have been first in this race
but for the fact that he wa:
, nearly 30 feet behind on the
start.
A guard from the penitentiary
departed Monday evening, Oct
: 18th, with Mr.. Seager for the
+ State penitentiary at Boise.
Ed. Treloar was out iron
t Forney last week. Ed. says tina
/ the only road-all the yea
around-to Thunder Mountain i
via. Challis, Forney and yellow
r Jacket.
t Henry Horton departed las
d week for Boise City. We lear
that he will be married at Meri
dian to a Miss Cornish, who fol
f merly lived at Yellow Jacket
e If this report be true. here's sue
cess to the young Philippine so
dier and his bride.
1 John Kilcup departed for Bois
last Friday, he says, to see th
fair. But we think we are SAT
:, in saying his real object was t
: see one of the fair sex.
y Martin Joyce is down from th
e Skylark mine for a few days.
:. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Burrough
n were in Challis last week froI
Stanley Basin. Mr.. Burrough
is superintendent of the Stanle
/, Dredging company, the new con
:: pany who recently purchased tn
), dredge boat aud placer groun
q owned by Matt Womacks an
. others. Mr.. b. is a thoroug
dredge man, and is now rebuild
ing the dredger at that place, an
II hopes to have boat in operatio