The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1902-09-16
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Blaine county's tax levy for
this year is $3.50.
Messrs. Adamson and Hender-
son, of Mackay, were in Challis
last week.
County Attorney Boyd, of
Lemhi county, was in Challis last
week on legal business.
Miss Kate Edwards and Mr..
Miley Spellman were married at
the home of the bribe in Salmon
City on the 9th inst.
S. P. Donnelly, of Kootenai
county, has been appointed by
Governor Hunt as state chairman
of the Democratic party of Idaho.
Thomas w. Bates, the railroad
promoter. died in Boise last week
at the age of 50 years. He was
promoter of the proposed Idaho
Midland railroad.
''Zan Ziss," the colored artist,
gave an entertainment at the
hall in Challis last Friday night,
which created considerable
amusement for the children.
The registrars books in Chal-
lis precinct are open for regis
tration every day in the week ex-
cept Sundays. You will not be
allowed to vote on November 4th
unless you are registered.
The ladies are to have an eve
ming or so of each week in the
Challis gymnasium for drill.
Last Wednesday evening they
had full control. Heretofore the
boys have had a monopoly on the
institution.
Miss Mabel Jose and Mrs. t.
J. Paul were elected last Tues
day night by Silver Leaf Rebek-
ah Lodge No. q, of Challis. as
delegates to the Rebekah State
! Assembly which convenes a.
/ Pocatello, Oct. Goth.
The Republican state platform
reminds US of the maiden who
whispered in her lovers ear,
.'hold me tight, and then cried
aloud, ''let me CO." followed by
another whisper, "hold me
tight" as she was being huggeC
for the first time. 1t whispers
i. in the ear of the trusts. "hold me
tight, and in the next breath
cries to the public, ''let me go.
!, There is every evidence it really
wants the hugging to continue
Wallace Tribune.
The Pops held a convention a
Boise on the 10th inst and nom
mated state ticket. Only four
counties were represented. Th'
Pops are said to be a Republican
auxiliary. and they considered i
shrewd political move to have
Pop ticket in the field. Tn
nominees are: James Gum, 70
Congress; ID. H. Andrews, TO
Governor; VIM. Heard for Lieut.
Governor; Nj. F. Eby for Secre
. tary of State; w. R. Wyatt 70
| Auditor;John Londgren for Stat
Treasurer; Mrs. Mary Wrigh
u for School Supt.. and Eli Nanc
!, for Mine Inspector.
n Frank H. Tolman returned las
week from his mine at Washing
Ii ton Basin, and reports that th
II property is showing better tina
It usual. This is one of the lars
: est known gold mines in thi
y section of Idaho. Mr.. Tolma
5 SAYS that he has 70-foot ledg
$ of ore we'll defined. Assays frol
IS the ledge run as high as $50
a gold per ton, while the who
r. vast ore body will pay to worl
lie This great proposition for cal
italists looking for a good mi
IN ing investment. Mr.. Tolms
r; also brought down some ric
,r nickle ore taken from anoth
a ledge in the same vicinity.
Of Texas Angel of Haley, recei
" ed the nomination on the Dem
IF cratic ticket for the Office
n District Judge of the Four
is Judicial district. Mr.. Angel
10 known by nearly every person
in the district, and consequently '
predict he will make a winniI
or race. He is an old landmark
?. HALEY, and considered as true
]. steele. He is an able jurist al
e. we'll versed in careful, ju
of icious and honest, and one vi
in will sit on the bench next ter
e. with dignity and honor. t
he convention made wise selecti
when they nominated Mr.. Ans
to for the high and honorable po
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