The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-10-06
9nrnl 1letua Itenta.
Winter weather.

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Stanley the fore part of last
week.
The County Commissioners
meet in regular session next
Monday.
Miss Maelzer and her brother,
Valentine, were over from May
last week.
County Attorney Adamson re-
turned from Albion last Thurs
day morning.
Mrs. Eudora Huffman departed
Saturday for Mackay to spend
the winter with her son.
Joseph Rodgers last week sold
to Idaho Falls buyers $500 head
of sheep at 50. As per head.
VIM. T. Oster, of Custer, was
a passenger on last Friday eve
ning's stage for Salt Lake.
Mrs. Chas. Wilkinson and fam
lily departed last Friday evening
for a visit with relatives at
Malad.
Lou Pfeiffer, formerly of Bon
ANA. but now of San Beranido,
Cal. is visiting with relatives at
Salmon.
Teach your boys breadwinning
and your girls breadmaking and
the divorce mills will soon run
out of grist.
Dave Clum returned on Friday
last from Sheep Mountain where
he has been for some time doing
assessment work.
Don't laugh at a girl because
she can't bit the side of barn
with a brick; you might marry
her some day, then you'll be
glad oft.
"Get it at the. butchers was
the reply a young man of Iowa
sent people who inclosed S. in
answering his advertisements
offering to tell chow to get fat
for So.
Mrs. Jos. Rodgers and child
rem and Miss Monte Hallaran are
making preparations to depart
for New Orleans, La, the latter
part of this month on a visit to
relatives and friends.
VIM. Buster has full car load
of celebrated Oregon apples or
dered which will arrive mex
month. Those who are in neeC
of apples will do well to wal
until the arrival of his shipment
Besides extra quality apples b,
will sell them at bedrock prices.
A. S. Crandall and party o
mining men from Tacoma, Wash
ington, we're scheduled to arriv,
in Custer county last Saturday
+ On this trip Mr.. Crandall hope
to close up the deal for the JOIN
Mullen group of mines on Custe
mountain.
No mail last Saturday morn
! ing. On account of the Black
! foot fair, we are told, the trail
did not arrive at Mackay in tim
! to connect with the stage. 1t ap
pears that the government is S
controlled by the railroads tha
t the railroads can deliver tn
mails whenever they please.
: In its last issue the Salmo
q Herald suggests the idea of form
\ ing a Pioneer Association il
!, Lemhi county. and publishes tw
q lists of the pioneers of that coun
a ty-one of the living and one {
s those that are dead who wer
! residents of Lemhi thirty-fiv
1 years or more ago. The Hearld i
e its lists has omitted many pior
e GERS of that county who now liv
s in Custer county, also place
!, Wilson Ellis and Cal Manasc
y among the dead pioneers, VIII
u are still living. We heartily fay
or such Pioneer Association, br
lett a joint association betwee
the two counties, thereby incluC
ing the Lemhi pioneers who no
- reside in Custer county-fC
E, there are many such. Such a
<. association would be of untol
4 benefit to the old Leesburg 66-el
! to meet again and review tt
e. past. Pushthe organization to cor
r, pletion as speedily as possibl
n Hold the first meeting at Saline
y this winter, and in Challis ne.
q, winter, and so alternate. Tt
IS, much respect cannot be pal
A. the old pioneers who blazed Il
I I trails to Leesburg and Loo