The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-06-09
Wells MCGOWAN came out from
Custer last week.

the Valley Creek mill.
Emmett Jones last Wednesday
bought Chas. Frost's interest in
the saloon business in Challis.
! ]. G. Fox returned from Poca.
tello last Thursday morning. He
went down to the Gate City to
see and hear Teddy.
John S. Altman was in from
his Morgan creek stock ranch
the fore part of last week. He
says the wagon road from Chal-
lis to Forney has been open for
travel the past three weeks.
An Art Reception will be held
at the Parsonage on Thursday
from 2 to 5 o'clock p. m. The
brush work of the Art Glass of
Mrs. Nickerson will be exhibited.
All are invited.
Ed. O'Neil of May left last
week for Salt Lake. He having
a sore on his lip feared it might
be a cancer. went to have medi-
cal treatment and an operation
if deemed necessary.
w. K. Huntington. S. H. Kent.
S. F. Hunt, Mrs. G. P. Huston,
Roy Huffman, J. w. Wade, G.
F. Wilson and ]. n. Wallace
were arrivals on last Tuesday
mornings stage from Mackay.
Fred Steiner of Mackay was
taken to Pocatello one day last
week by Deputy q. S. Marshal
Andrews and lodged in jail. He
is under indictment for sending
unlawful matter through the q.
S. mails.
W. W. Challis, brother of the
late A. p Challis, arrived in
this city one day last week from
Black Hills, Dakota. Mr.. Chal-
lis has gone to Stanley Basin, and
will remain in this portion of
Idaho for some time. He was a
resident of Custer county along
in the early 70's.
School election passed off very
quietly in ChalIis ON June 1st.
In fact little interest taken in the
matter, there being only 13 or IA
votes cast. There were no can
didates in the field. James T.
Gayle was elected to succeed
himself as trustee for a three
year term. Frank Nickerson re
ceived three votes.
Arthur McGown came out from
Custer on Monday evening, the
1st, and departed for Salt Lake
to see his brother, George, who
underwent an operation at the
hospital for gall stone. From
last report over the phone Mr..
MCGOWAN is getting along nicely
and will soon be able to return
home, but his case is said to be
very serious.
DR.. r. W. Philips and family
returned from Denver, Col, last
week where they have been since
last October. The Doctor is now
located in Challis at his former
Office prepared to do the latest
improved work in the dental
line. While in Denver the Doe
tor was taking lectures and re-
ceiving actual experiences in the
very latest methods of modern
dentistry.
The Salt Lake Daily Herald is
the most readable paper in the
inter-mountain country. Every
day in the week IS cents per
month. The Sunday Herald with
its magazine section should be
read by every one, $500 per
year, S1.00 for six months. The
Semi Weekly Herald Tuesdays
and Fridays) only $3.50 per year.
with Orange Judd Farmer
(Weekly) $1.75. Strictly in ad-
vance. If it happens, it's in the
Herald.
Jas. w. Kingston, a mining
man from Chicago, arrived in
town on the 1st inst. from Silver
creek where he had been inspect
ing the Ramey mine, and on the
following evening took his de-
parture for his home. Mr.. Hing
ston has good opinion of the
mines that he inspected. He had
a hard trip going in over the
Leesburg mountain on account
of the deep snow, he said, but
coming out over the Morgan
creek summit he had no difficulty |
Marshal Huntington of Mac |
kay arrived in Challis last Friday l
and arrested two .'soiled |
doves" from the North Mackay |
Road house, who. it is said, were |
leaving an unpaid board bill he |