The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-12-15

IT. J. Paul came down from Stan
ley last Saturday.
To Senator Morgan, Minister Var
lila is merely somebody from Pan
anna"
NAL Branca was down from Bay
horse on Monday, the 7th, on a BUSH
ness trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Altham came
out from Morgan creek last Friday for
a few days visit.
Sid Roberts, A. s. Cotter, James
Briner and Chas. Matley were over
from Pahsamaroi Saturday.
VIM. Ginnell of the sIxylark mine
departed for Salt Lake last Wednesday
20 receive treatment for his eyes
Did Senator PIatt feel fattered
when he heard that President Roose-
velt called him "a bully old boy ?"
General Wood finds that the q. s.
Senators are harder to manage than
the Jolo juramentados, in the Philip
pines.
During the next campaign the re-
publican cry to the laborers will be
sdinner at the White House" instead
of ''full dinner pail"
During six weeks last fall 81, 900
German American returned to their
Fatherland. This is not an argument
for prosperity in America
Last Saturday evening pleasant
birthday party was given Louise Jones
at her home 10 the western part of
Challis by her young friends.
Dodge Bros. W. E. Hanna, and
the George McGowan estate shipped
to Omaha last week about 24O head of
cattle The cattle were loaded on the
cars at Mackay.
The new British Ambassador is
Sir Mortimer Durand, G. G. M. G., X.
c. S. l., X. c. 1. E. To an Englishman
these letters signify that he is the
possessor of several honorary titles.
Attorney William j. Lamme, of
+ Challis, made an interesting speech at
the church last Thursday evening upon
. the subject Faith" which was
, listened to with marked attention.
. L. N Afa-I,ar came down from
Bayhorse one day last week. pleaded
guilty to killing a Mountain sheep
without license, and Judge Finnell
fined him $500. He paid the fine and
returned to Baylor the same day.
-Workingmen in the District Of
, Columbia, who are members of the
= Hearst Democratic Club, have urged
r John Sharp Williams, the democratic
: leader in the House, to appoint William
r. Hearst a member of the Committee
. on Labor.
: The investigation of charges
$ against General Wood is good adver-
: tisement for the Jai Alai gambling
t concern, which is said to have offeret
: him bribe. 1t likewise furnishes
t Senator Hanna an opportunity to op
pose the President without an opel
d breach with the administration
Ten picked men left today for th
7 Valley Creek mines. They are to ge
SO. SO a day, and can save every cent .
Z the nearest store is IL miles away
L The 2o-stamp mill is about completes
. and is expected to turn out it's frs
, bar of bullion by Christmas.-H Halle
: Times.
: "A North Missouri editor asked
IS (Which is the happier, the man VIII
= possesses one hundred thousand dol
. lars, or the man who has seven dangf
ters ?'' Another Missouri edito
n promptly solved the problem in thi
e way "The man with the surplu
"a girls, of course. The man with th
money is not satisfied and wants more
the man with the seven daughters
q satisfed-he has enough"
is "A letter to the Lewiston Tribun
ie from c. o. Clark in the Thunder M
70 mining district states that the fall {
as snow this winter has been the heavies
e in the history of the country and ths
er a large number of pack animals per
be ished during the storm. The charge
IS for packing in the country now al
ce very high and supplies at Roosevelt
st are very scarce. The price of packin
I'D from Warren to Smith creeks distane
e. of 80 miles, is ten cents pound. M
10 Clark is now engaged in running
xe pack train and was for three day
OF showed in the storm. The Clark pac
ut train and the pack train from th
it Jewel mine are now united and com
ly prise forty strong horses that it is el
w pected will be able 10 travel throng
of the snow all winter. The supply {
on provisions in the camp is less tha