The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-04-05
Dance next Friday night.
went out like lamb.

Mrs. BOYD and Ruth Dorgan nave |
been very sick.
Mrs. D. Reese was over from Gold
burg last week..
F. Nickerson made business trip
to Custer last week.
Mrs. Mingle, of Salmon, was in
town last Friday night.
The County Commissioners meet in
regular session next Monday.
Appropriate Easter exercises were
held in the church here Sunday last.
Mr.. Drake, the Pahsamaroi sheep
owner, was in town several days last
week.
". Maelzer was over from Gold
burg Tuesday to meet some relatives
from the east.
County Supt. Martha keenan, re-
turned last Saturday from an extended
visit at Salt Lake.
The Cunningham family are billed
to give an entertainment in the opera
house at Challis next Saturday night
Prof R. w. Morphey of the mer-
camille firm of Morphey & Nickerson,
May, Idaho, was in Challis last week
on business.
We never knew before that W. G.
Sweet was married man, but the or
gan down at Mackay says that he was
there with his wife last week.
"A minstrel troupe is being organ
lied by local talent in Challis, and
they expect to make their debut some
time during the present month.
Senator Tillman is as mad as a
wet hen, because, just as an Ohio
negro lynching bee is announced, his
physician bolts in and tells him he
must not use his throat for month.
MIR. kirkpatrick was in town from
Pahsamaroi last week to meet his
daughters, who arrived on Thursday
/
from that State will move to Custer
county this Spring.
Hon. James NJ. Stevens, District
Judge; C. c. DIETRICH, Court Steno-
grepher, and the following well known
attorneys from the outside are in Chal-
lis attending court: X. l. Perky and
j. c. Johnston, of Boise; T. E. Ensign,
HALEY, E. E. Chalmers, Blackfoot, j.
C. Rogers, Albion, and n. II. Clark, of
Macl1ay.
If your uncle has an aunt who has
a nephew whose wife has a cousin
your w;fe's sister whose grandfather
used to live in the same old town with
an old schoolmate of yours whose SON.
in-law lives in st. Louis, you should at
once renew the acquaintance with a
view of saving hotel bills while at.
tending the Worlds Fair.-Ex.
Congressman Sperry, of Connect.
! cut, explains the refusal of Iowa tc
extradite the poison murderess by call
, ing attent ton to what he calls "tht
fact" that a man who fred across the
boundary line between South Carolins
: and Tennessee, killed a man, and il
J was held that there was no law foi
Z who could fire gun forty miles (from
S South Carolina to Tennessee) ought no
4 to be prosecuted for murder.
Mrs. James II. Chivers died il
Malad last Monday morning, and was
buried Thursday. She had been sicl
for some time, her children living out
! side of Malad being called here las
winter owing to her severe illness, but
she recovered sufficiently to give hope
: of her full regaining health. She de
parts this life leaving husband, anC
several children who have all reached
: the age of manhood and womanhood
Deceased was born in Wales, in 1928
= and came to this country in 1862, sine
: which time she and her husband hav
made their home in Malad valley dur
= ing the most of those years.-Mala'
Advocate.
4 The Custer County Commercial
!. Club was organized at Challis on Sun
e day afternoon, March 27th. 1t is Il
q advertise the wonderful resources @
Y Custer county, mining, agricultural
S etc. An account of its organization
: will be found on the sth page of thi
n issue. II the organization is purel
h for the purposes claimed, it is woi
e thy object and is deserving the sur
e port of our people. In other state
n and counties similar organization
It have been of vast benefit in settling u
1t and developing the country. The fol
is lowing item from the Boulder Heral
v shows the interest taken in such maj
IT ters in that section of Colorado /:
m 1.-The County Commissioners Satul
: day appropriated 5000 toward defray
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