The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-12-06

attended.
Ernest Storer Bartlan and Miss
Bertha Jean Bruner, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Bruner.
were married in Haley one day
last week.
The good Lord must have an
undying affection for the demo-
cratic party, for we are told in
Holy Writ that whom the Lord
loveth He chasteneth, and scour-
geth every son whom He receiv-
eth"
Mr.. William Shanafelt of Iron
creek, son of D. w. Shanafelt Of
Challis, was married at Ellis,
Idaho, on Thanksgiving day to
Miss Ethel Wells of Cow creek.
Judge Cotter throwing the hym-
eneal lariat.
If hen and a half lay an egg
and a half in a day and half,
how mang eggs will six hens lay
in seven days =? This appears
like a simple problem, but it is
not as easy as it appears. Try
it and be convinced.
The celebrated DIR. Averill of
Butte, will be in Challis in few
days prepared to do all kinds of
dental work. Gold Grown and
Bridge work a speciality. Teeth
extracted without pain. Mr..
Averill was late demonstrator of
crown and bridge work at the
Worlds Fair.
A Challis girl sent 25 cents to
some advertising outfit in the
East for receipt to whiten her
hands. She received the follow
ing answer Soak them three
times a day in dishwater. She
went out in the back yard and
kicked the old dog clear over
the fence into the alley.
The democrats of Idaho sue
ceeded in electing only 20 county
officers in the State out of a total
of 232. OF these they only got
one probate judge. G. Firnell
of this county by one majority
only one sheriff and one treasur-
er. They didn't elect a coroner
in the State. The republicans
got every office in twelve out of
the II counties.
1t is estimated that the dane
ing maid travels % miles during
an all-night dance, and if the
squeezes she gets were combined
and exerted at one time, she
would be crushed to atoms. .-Ex-
change.
True enough; and there's many
girl that can dance % miles of
night who can't go % steps to
help her mother put out the wash
ing; and if the muscular energy
used by the young man in squeez-
| ing her while dancing the %
miles were combined and exert
ed properly it would saw up six
and one-half cords of wood for
the girls parents Sad-the
amount of force that goes to
waist these times.
The Boise Statesman is after
the fake company selling stock
in the Liberty Bell" mines in
! Thunder Mountain, and which
| fraudulent company the MESSEN-
GER exposed in last week 5 issue.
/ The Statesman says
"There has reached the Stat
esman publication called the
Thunder Mountain Mining News
purporting to be published in
Boise. The issue received bears
date of July 10. 1t claims to be
/ published monthly by r. l.. Fra
sico. its Office and editorial rooms
being on First street in Boise
and its telephone number 1864,
and it is further stated it is to
be entered at the postoffice as
second class matter.
"The printer who made it up
for the press was short and so
he picked up stick ofhorse and
mule market, thereby disclosing
4 the fraudulent nature OF the pub
iication. 1t is evident the publi-
cation was issued at some place
where there is a horse and mule
market, and the quotations on
animals of various styles and
sizes were on hand in type in the
printing Office and were put IN
to fill.
"The paper is apparently is
sued to boom the stock OF a con-
corn called the Liberty Bell Min
mo company, which is represent
ad as having assets of 81, 7OI-
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