The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1902-09-30
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Sovereign are scheduled to adj
dress the people at Challis to-
night, and at Mackay tomorrow
night, from a Democratic stand
point. Mr. Sovereign is the
orator of the evening, and is said
to be an able advocate.
John t. Morrison, Republican
candidate for governor, will adj
dress the people OF Challis Oct.
28th, and at Mackay Oct. 29th.
Mr.. Henderson, of the Initia-
tor, and Mr.. Garletz. of Mackay,
paid this Office a pleasant visit
last Saturday.
Prof. Maple was out from
Blackbird last Tuesday on d
business trip.
Lyttleton Price has been nom
mated by the Republican com
mittee for Judge of this district.
Lane, who was first selected for
the position, was requested to
give away to Price.
Mr.. Honey and family arrived
in Challis last week from Kan
sas, where they come to make
| their home.
Born:-To the wife of E. Ar
lntson in Challis on Sept. Oath,
1902, daughter.
The dance held in Challis last
Friday night was the largest at
tended affair of the kind held in
this place for some time. 1t is
estimated that $50 people were
present.
G. V. Hanson, the genial stage
manager, took in the races at
. this place last week.
Jas. Kimball, of British Colum-
bia, brother of Mrs. Rowles and
Mrs. Dodge, of Challis, is here
On a visit.
D Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge of
3 Challis observed Colfax Day last
q Tuesday night. A splendid ban
| quet and program was given.
Sam. A. CARRIER, representing
. the Chamberlain Medicine Co.,
of DesMoines, Iowa, was in Chal-
, lis last week.
q The actual state debt of Idaho,
4 January 2, 1897, after nearly six
/. years of Republican rule, was
e 1862, 1913. SO. less available cash
on hand The actual state debt
September 1, 1902, after nearly
six years of Democratic rule, is
1916, 34O.63, or a reduction OF
1926, 783. .26. I
Register
By the refunding of S108, ,00(
~ in bonds of 1891 drawing 6 pei
cent interest to bonds drawing
: per cent interest, the state has
4 been saved s., ,160 per annum il
interest charges.
5 Politics are now red-hot in
Custer county.
ID
in Challis was crowded will
people three days last week witt
s. people from the outside towns
among those present were man,
er familiar faces, viz:
rn Custer Messrs. Morgan, Dol
1n sey. Helm. Black, Thomas, Lar
ms ter. Howell, Hiatt, Ludlow, Til
of balls, MeGee, Faulkner, Harvey
NJ Rankin, Sweet, Mollart; Senate
We Macbeth and wife; w. Bowen an
.ty wife; John Danielson and family
in DR.. Allen and family; Geore
be Coryell and wife; Mrs. Thoma
lei and children; Wells McGowa
ain and wife; Chas. Barrett an
or family; VIM. Elder, Prof. Bal
in Frank Tully.
op- Stanley-Roy Huffman.
~ Salmon-Messrs. Hamen an
be- Jones.
CLAYTON Miss Martha Keenal
Miss Sadie Sullivan, w. McRe;
Emmett Hosford, Chas. Smal
Geo. Taite.
Bayhorse-W. j. Treloar al
family, Miss Julia Michael. Mi
Clara Golfer, Earl Michael, &c
| in w. Emery.
1lis Mackay-Messrs Cue, Bake
NV Olson, Burnett, Henderson, Ga
for letz, Jones.
r Houston-Jos. VanNouse al
bo Chas. Beaverland.
Dickey--Al. West, Ed. Bake
Wayne Darlington
the Pahsamaroi-Jas. Hooper,,
we'd Wells, John Wells, Carl Payett
rom John Irelan. Robt. Clevelan
hal. G. Cochran, r. Jones, JAS We
& of and Roscoe Hamilton, Il.
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