The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1902-04-01
WILL. OBSERVE APRIL 2eTH.

WILL. OBSERVE APRIL 10Th.
The three branches of Odd
Fellowship in Challis will OBJ
serve the 83rd anniversary of
the Order on April 26th, and the
following committees have been
appointed
Committee on Arrangements.
Mrs. A. G. Bomar, Miss Mable Jose. Mrs. 7.
]. Paul, A. G. Bomar, J. c. Finnell, Thos. Jose
Committee ON Invitation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm- Bowen, Mr.. and Mrs. w
t. Oster, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Pfeifer, Mrs. A.
Hellman. George Seweu. Mr.. and Mrs. Wells
MCGOWAN, Bernado zanpedaglia. John Penero.
Jake Leisinger, Chas. Small Jas. Marker Nal
Branca, Marco Jaekmello, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Funkhouser. Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Elder. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. C. McKendriek, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E.
Keyes, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Jose. Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Ashton, Mr.. and Mrs. c. L Lane. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Wood, A. F. P.Chalhs, Henry sturkey.
Committee ON Reception.
Mrs Eudora Huffman, Mrs. Margaret Jensen.
Miss Dora Jensen. Miss Julia Jensen, Mrs.
Belle w Thompson, Miss Cuba Trusler, John
Job, Mrs. Arch Howell. Mrs Ethel Philips, j.
c. Fox. Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Paul. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. L. Ebberts, Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Morrison. J.
O. Dougherty, Mr.. and Mrs Len. Peck. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Bradbury, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ste
phens. Miss May Paul, Geo l. MCGOWAN, Miss
Nellie Bennetts, Miss Pearl MCGOWAN Harry
Dunn, H. J. Bradbury, Thos. Gordon.
Committee ON Programme.
Miss Mable Jose, Mrs. A. G.. Bomar, Mrs T.
J. Paul, J. L. Ebberts, A-C -Bomar, M.M-sweet.
Programme later.
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= ~LoCAL NEws-@
March went out like a lion.
Flour $50 sack at Thunder
mountain.
]. P. Merridew, Supt. of the
Hartford Copper & Gold Mining
Co., Custer, was in Challis last
week on business.
K D. Williams, proprietor of
THE Park Medical Hot Springs,
transacted business at the county
seat last Wednesday.
He-How did you enjoy the
Easter service Sunday
She-It was simply charming.
1 never saw so many lovely bon
nets in all my life.
Mr.. Nels G. Jensen will move
to their ranch on Salmon river.
DR.. and Mrs. Huston will occupy
the house recently vacated by
them.
1t is understood that Fred Hol
comb has made a sale of his ter
claims at the mouth of Sunnyside
creek Thunder mountain. The
price is said to have been in the
neighborhood of 100000.
Richard Rock, known by near
ly everyone who visits the Nat
ional Park going in by Henry s
lake, was gored to death on th'
| 23rd inst. at his ranch neal
Henry's lake by a bull buffalo
which he had raised. Rock wa;
one of the scouts with the ill
fated Custer expedition and is
said to have been the man wht
gave Custer the information o
the presence of the Indians unde
Sitting Bull in the valley wher,
that chieftain had encamped
Rock advised the general t,
await the coming of Reno befor'
attacking.
The Challis route to Thunde
mountain is badly handicappe,
owing to the fact that we hav,
! but three trains a week to Mac
, kay. When a person has mad
j up his mind to go to Thunde
! mountain he wants to go at ono
! and not be delayed on the road
1t is said a daily train will be pu
on the Salmon river branch OF
the 18th of this month, but tha
has been said so often that W
put little confidence in the re
port. 1t all depends whether tn
business over the line will justif
it or not.
James Glendenning, who
well known in this part of idaho
and who was until recently SUP
erintendent of forest reserves o
Idaho, died at Spokane, Wash
March 23rd, very suddenly o
heart failure. The decease
came to Idaho in the early go
and was brother-in-law of eS
Senator George L. Shoup and c
Marshal James M. Shoup {
Alaska. He went to Salt LAX
City in the early SOS and serve
a term as mayor of that city. FL
came to Spokane three years ag
to assume the duty of superiI
tendent of Idaho forest reserve
Since leaving that service 81