The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-11-24
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Gate City cigars for sale by Emmett
Jones.
George Virgins came OYER from
Pahsamaroi Friday.
w. w. Adamson and C. c. Chapman
returned to Challis Friday.
w. II. Felkner returned Friday
from business trip to Salt Lake.
Thanksgiving service at the church
in the morning of Thanksgiving day.
The fate of the G. o. P. may yet be
settled by the scandals in the P. o. D.
Walter Ewing Foster was among
the arrivals in Challis Friday from
Custer.
j. c. Fox went to Mackay satur-
day where he contemplates making an
important mining deal.
Plat, Press, Parkhurst and Pulpit
in New York City could not prevent
Tammany from gaining a great vic
tory.
Republicans will soon be known
as.the Do-Nothing party, for doing
nothing is the actual meaning of stand
ing pat.
&C. c. Chapman has gained quite
noted reputation. The Custer Pros
pector refers to him as the "Ward
McAllister of Challis."
Gus Carlson was fined $4,000 and
costs for whipping his wife. The
costs amounted to about $4,000. He
paid the fiue and returned home.
The church and Sunday school
plan for a special day for Home Mis-
sions Nov. 29th. Missionary sermon
3. in the morning by the pastor, Song
Service in the evening, and special
service by the Sunday school at p. IN.
1t has been estimated that nine
novels had total sale of 1000, 600
copies. This means 100000 pounds
of paper. We are assured by manu-
: facturer of paper that the average
spruce tree yields a little less than
t half cord of wood, which is equival-
ent to 500 pounds of paper. In other
words, these nine novels swept away
1000 trees. Is it any wonder that
those interested in forestry look with
e anxiety upon the paper mill Prom
" the Scientific Americans Special Num-
Der on Modern Aids to Printing"
a The interscholastic gathering al
:. the Pocatello Academy on Saturday
Nov. 9TH; was notable, memorable
occasion. Boise sent sixteen repre-
|. sentatives and the delegations from
Blackfoot and Idaho Falls were very
large. The parade was made attrac.
d tive by variety in uniform and colors
r In the games honors were pretty evenly
divided. Hundreds attended the pro.
gram and reception ia the eveninganC
the weather was the only thing tend
ing TO mar the enjoyment of the day
'e and evening.
No paper published anywhere GOV
ers the news of Utah, Idaho, Montana
: Wyoming and Nevada so thoroughly
!, as The Salt Lake Tribune. For thos
who do not take the daily, either be
" cause of not getting their mail ever.
day or because of the expense, there il
: no other metropolitan paper that viii
:, come so near meeting their every wan
= as the Salt Lake Semi Weekly Tribune
!, 1t is published on Tuesdays and Fri
days, has % or "a pages of well select
ed news and reading matter each wee
and will be sent you from now unit
May 81, 1905, for sl.5O.
l. The District court of the Sixt
n judicial district in session at st. Anth
,r ony, has adjourned after disposing o
rs the following criminal cases Samue
.e Collett and Samuel Ireland for hors
n stealing. each sentenced to Boise for
% term of three years. The case has at
l. tracted more than usual attentio
es throughout Fremont county. Th
% evidence seemingly showed that tn
accused were a part of band o
is thieves that have been boldly operat
IS ing in the vicinity. Last spring
IN band of horses was stolen from tn
1t Teton. A posse started in pursuit 0
d the thieves, captured Collett and Ire
o land near Dillon, Montana. The
IS were on their way to Canada with tn
horses in question in their possession
IN They were brought back to St. Auth
ic ony after preliminary hearing befor
W Judge Donaldson, were bound over t
l. appear at the present term of Distric
lie court, where their plea TO establish tn
y fact that the horses were delivered I
them by one Jenkins mythical being
le failed. The jury found them guilt
is and they were sentenced with tn
" above result. On motion of appeal
: which was granted then, the case will
is now go to the supreme court. Bois