The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-06-14

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banner with the strange device.
Observation-Disclosures"
And that's the end of the poem,
because the Japs got him before
he reached the second stanza.
Frost Friday night.
Emmett Hosford was down
from Clayton the greater portion
of last week.
County Attorney Adamson
was elected school trustee of this
district on Monday, June 9Th.
Attorney NJ. A. Brown and
A. S. Crandall made trip to
Salmon last week on mining
business.
-Challis will have two days of
celebration this. year-July 4th
and 5th. See advertisements
elsewhere in this issue.
Mr.. Gibson. (brother-in- law
of w. FL. and Alice Felkner OF
Challis). and his wife and daugh-
ter and Miss Ethel Felkner, of
Indiana. are visiting with their
relatives in this city.
The Misses Julia and Flora
Falls returned last Tuesday
morning from Weiser, where
they have been attending school
at the academy at that place since
September of last year
j. E. Cleveland departed for
Vancouver, Washington. on the
9th, returning to his old position
as pressman ON the Columb bian at
that place. He has been visiting
with the ''old folks at May, for
a few weeks past.
We hope to get a better print
on the MESSENGER soon, as we
have ordered material to do it
with. besides a dress of new 10
point type. Tt takes time and
considerable patience to regulate
a press of this size.
"A star service route has been
established from Chilly TO Dick
ey, 4.50 miles and back with ser
vice six times week. The con-
tract for this service extends
from June 20, 1904, to June 80,
1906. and has been awarded to
Thomas Cloward, of Chilly, at
1919 per annum.
One of j. d. Daniels saloons
at Mackay was burglarized the
fore part of last week at .Mackay
and about $15 was taken from
the till. One Joe Mendleson, a
stranger in the town, was charg-
ed with the theft. He was ar
rested, and Sheriff Bowen ex-
poets to arrive in Challis this
week with the prisoner.
John A. Hogland of the W.
f. Kasiska Furniture CO.. of
Pocatello, will be in Challis on
Thursday and Friday, June 10th
and 18th next, with iuH line of
samples and photos. and cuts of
general house furnishings, Par
ties wishing anything in this
line will do we'll to look Mr..
Highlands line over while here.
The meanest young man in
Idaho lives at. He asked a
young lady what she wanted for
a birthday present and suggest
ed gloves, but the girl thought
something for her neck would be
nicer. On the evening of her
birthday he handed her q small
package neatly done up. Nerv-
ously she opened it in the pres.
ence of the other girls and found
a bar of soap.
Felix Paul returned from the
Academy of Idaho last Wednes-
day morning, where he has been
attending school. He is now 6
feet tall and still growing syk-
ward. Arthur Gayle went to
Idaho Falls on visit, before re
turning home, and John Kilcup
went to Spencer, Idaho, where
he has position with the Wood
Live Stock company, as steno-
grapher and typewriting.
We understand that M. S.
Hicks was arrested last week at
Blackfoot on complaint of his
former wife-Frankie Hicks
on charge that he disposed
of their property in Pahsamaroi
valley some time ago without al
lowing his wife-who was his
wife at that time, but now divorc-
ed-any of the proceeds of the
sale of the property. Hicks was
placed under bonds and trial was
set for last Wednesday, but we