The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-06-21

Children's Day was appro-
priately observed in the hall
at this place last Sunday.
Hon. w. ]. Lamme will be
the orator of the day at the Chal-
lis 4th of July celebration.
Mr.. J. A. Wolters, a promin-
ent mine owner at Haley, is ex-
pected in Challis the middle Of
this week.
Clay Vance came up from
Dicl1ey Thursday to attend the
funeral Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cramp-
tons little child.
"A new kind of wall paper.
which can be washed without in
iuring the coloring, is being ex-
hibited at the Worlds Fair.
-Chas. B. Jensen returned last
Friday with his teams from Weis-
er where he has been hauling
freight to the mines since last
Fall.
"A full account of the Com
exercises of the Sth
grade of the Custer public school
will be found on page of this
issue.
DR.. and Mrs. r. w. Philips,
Of Idaho Falls, are the proud
and father OF a bran new
baby daughter The youngster
arrived on june 9Th, 1904.
Sheriff Bowen arrived with
Joseph Mendelson, the fellow
who burgariizad Daniels saloon
1t Mackay. He was lodged in.
Jail awaiting action of the Dis
-rict court.
Lawerence Greene and fami-
y arrived in Challis Saturday
rom Salt Lake Mr.. Greene will
spend some time in Loon creek,
where he is quite heavily inter
ssted in mines.
The declarations OF Messrs.
Bryan and Hearst that they both
'heerfully expect to support the
who may be nominated
1t st. Louis defines their status
'reditably and agreeably.
}. A. Czizek, president of the
lost Packer mine at Loon creek,
vas in town last week en- route to
he mines, having just returned
rom the State Democratic con
;ention at Weiser.
Bert Livingston, one of the
'wners of Livingston Bros.
group of mines on Railroad ridge
gest OF Clayt~n. arrived in town
Thursday morning from Denver
md has gone to the mines.
Isaac B. Hazlegroye, ono of |
he prominent Park City mining
men, was in town Saturday, and
morning departed for
4oon creek, he being one of the
owners in the Cracker
ack group of mines.
DR.. Il. w. Philips has secured
competent man to take charge
# his Office in Idaho Falls, which
vill enable him to be in Challis
bout July 18th TO attend to the
wants of his patients in Custer
ounty. He viii visit Clayton,
Custer, Pahsamaroi
nd probably Loon creek.
w. B. Fowler, the photo
,rapher from Salmon, arrived in
HALLS Tuesday, and is turning
'ut good Photographic work. !
lis tent is back of the city ton
orial parlors. He finishes his |
'ictures here, and will finish all |
he photos. taken up to and in
luding July 18th and 5th, before
eturning to Salmon.
&C. l.. Prater, brother of Mrs.
finnie Gill, died at Dickey on
June 14th, 1904, and his
were inferred at Maclxay
n the 18th inst. Deceased was
4 years of age, and was one of
he hardy western pioneers. He
7as an Indian scout under Gen. i
'uster, and has fought many
attles with the redskins, he be-
lg one of Clusters most trusty
riends. He was highly respect
d by all who knew him.
Dick West was out from May
eld creek last week. He and his
Chas. Webb, own the
Iope group of mines in that dis
-ict. During the past winter
nd spring they have opened up
fne body of high grade gold ore
lille doing development work. K
he boys have one of the best