The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1902-07-08

.. DAChOJ oPSub Tue
4th in Challis.
Prof. Motifs, of Mackay, spent
last week in Challis.
DR.. Jones is out from Custer
and will remain until the 18th.
DIR. Robt. Philips returned from
a professional trip to Custer last
week.
Mrs. Geo Ashton has returned
from Custer and will reside in
Challis.
Daniel Stephens returned last
week from Logan, Utah, where
he has been attending school.
Francis Nicholson and anoth-
er young man were fined 81 each
for racing horses through Main
on the 4th.
Hansen is now running new
Concord 4-horse Concord coach
es every alternate day between
Challis and Custer.
F. ]. Clyde arrived in town
from Stanley Basin last Tuesday
evening. He reports the Basin
quite lively this season.
Miss Permeal French and Rev.
G. w. Rose departed on last
Friday evenings stage. Miss
French goes to Boise and Mr..
Rose to Denver.
The church cleared over S75
from their ice cream and lemon
ade parlors in Challis on the 4th.
This goes toward purchasing a
new organ for the church.
There is a man at Hanlonton.
Iowa, whose name is August
Vainkingelstemhausenkl o tier,
which seems althogether too
long a surname for August-or
even June.
Teddy is making it hot for the
Shoup Office holders in Idaho.
He has ousted Parrault, the Sur
veyor- General; Ramsey, the U.
S. Marshal, and Cunningham, the
Assayer, had a close call.
w. G. Sweet who is in the en-
ployment of the Hartford Copper
& Gold Mining Co., Custer. was
in this city last week on land
business. He says the company
are now employing 45 men and
that the mill commenced opera
tions week ago.
Governor Hunt has appointed
w. H. Felkner of Challis mem
Der of the board of directors of
the Idaho Insane Asylum at
Blackfoot, vice B. F. Morris of
Lewiston, deceased. Mr.. Felix
ner is fully qualified for the hon
orable position, and the Cover
nor has made a wise selection.
Among those from the outside
towns who were in Challis last
week were: Mr.. and Mrs. Tre-
loar and children. Bayhorse; Miss
Clara Golfer, e. j. Michael, Geo.
w. Emery and Gus Betz, Bay
horse; the Skylark boys; Geo.
Hosford and family. Miss Lizzie
Pitzer and Miss Ruby Calkins, of
Clayton.
The Signal is informed that
Mr.. viii Leaton and Miss Bertha
Matthews, who were recently at
tending the Weiser Academy,
were married at Silver City,
Idaho, a few days ago.-Weiser
Signal.
When spoken to in regard to
the above Mrs. Leaton said that
her son was out helping round
up their cattle. She knew moth.
ing about her sons marriage.
A Mt. Home special says: 1.-The
contest between E. M. Wolfe and
Judge K. l. Perky for the nomin-
alton for the district judgeship
has been settled by the with
drawl of both men. Judge Perky
wished to succeed himself, but
the place was sought by Mr..
Wolfe, National committeeman,
who was candidate for the
place when Judge Perky was
appointed. This rivalry led to a
very sharp contest which prom
ised to grow sharper as the
campaign progressed. but it has
been settled in the manner stat
ed. The men have signed an
agreement in which each ,candi-
date pledges himself not to be a
candidate for any position at the
'election this fall. The sigma
lures to the agreement are wit
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