The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-08-14

l6Sb WSeh on visit.
Mrs. Cartwright, of Helena Mont
visited with her sister Mrs. James IT
Gayle, In challis last week.
j. G. Fox received Telegram, l.st
Frlday announcing the death of his
wife at Chicago that morning.
As will be observed, most OF our loe-
al space this week is taken up bv a |
very lengthy mining patent notice.
Two experts from Butte, represent |
ing Senator w. A. Clark, went to Gus /
ter last week to examine the McFad- /
den mine and property.
The frame for our new two-story
High School building is up. 1t is ten
than the old school building.
Born-To the wife Of Rodger Bras
seur in Challis, Idaho on Monday eve
ming, August 9th, 1906. an 81 pound
son. Mother aud child getting along
nicely.
II you are a candidate for a county
Office let the public know Ii through
the columns OF the MESSENGER. Such
an announcement costs but IS. 90. and
it may land you 10 Office
Haying in this valley-the frst crop
is about completed. The weather
has been ideal, and no rain to speak Of
for nearly month. The crop, as
general rule, have been fairly good.
r. n. Hull returned last week from
a visit 70 his Sheep Mountain mines.
lie reports that end of Custer county
very active 10 the way OF prospecting,
and doing development work. He in
forms AS that preparations are being
made to start the Valley Creek mill at
Stanley Basin.
A mum ber Of men started out last
week to e the Challis-Yellow Jacket
wagon road. road meeting was held
in Challis last week and at said meet
ing officers were appointed 70 look af-
ter and have supervision of the work.
John Stephens was made chairman OF
the meeting, and Geo q. Reyes, sec
retary, and r. n. Hull, treasurer. An
executive committee was appointed
consisting OF John Dougherty William
Elder and Lee Kerr Charles Dewitt
was made superintendent of the roaC
work. Between $500 and s70o has beer
subscribed in Chsllis and Mackay
sufficient funds to put the road in first
class shape. The road, II inducement
are made for supplies, freight an
travel are made, will prove OF grea
benefit to this section. It VIII mel
all, but some great deal more tina
others, and they should donate accord
ing to the benefit to be derived.
The following newspaper clipping
self-explauatory relative 10 Mrs. Jei
TWaNN
ME NJ. Jestlngs who left Chains wiz
her children on the 30th of last mont
for parts unknown
REV. R. c. Youugs study yesteraa
afternoon about ?. m. was tue scr Su
of rather romantic weddlng. -;
contracting parties were Onar!es otse Is
Of Harlem, and Mrs. Jennie NJ. Jes
ings tormsrlv OF Boston, Mass. NJ
Olsen ha. been leasing the Greeul'
farm and ,little bird" has been
messenger from Cupid through u
Heart and Hand, a matrimonial pspeS
In bringing the romance TO cones
sion. Mrs, Jestiugs Is WIDOW WI
three children, we understand ~
the citv of culture and baked oesS
two of the children are twins Isni, ST ~
Olsen has a good start lniulhlir' IN
President Roosevelt's injunction !
bride was dressed becomingly IN &c
lean blue and the bridegroom IooI
comnlacent in bis simple uniform
thorgh the scouaiutance has os
brief vvith only few days knowleu
~ anch other. we still trust they "
enioy bSnniness and prosperity
the younc men who are sun ~
realms al darkness and single oiess
ness a. will be seen that II pays " NJ
yertise. Free Press, Llspoui
Dakota, September l4th' l''''
sono.or Macbeth, who has beer, "a :,
titled with many ldaho, 10 I'D in $
ada mining properues' 80 The 5
Lake Friday morning, say brI
Tai,o T.;hune The Senator "
good ,id;ngs from the operstlouSc
ns,Jn;nsr n ,,renerties on all sides Oh
tsr ca,Spty there being degree =,
t;r;t,, 80 in that county tnst ~ ~
10y ~" ,. haar eoualed. Inc p
.' oeto.e Iia1 - conntv are in ideal sn
e'es II ,;rsress, VIZ and outside cup
pI;,, pl9eu with most encouras
81 .vulIne The Senator conn
~ ,,t str;ke that created no
eoeuV ~ comment about the
y, laVorao.sS ..',ertv. on the 6OO-foot =
.ssi pp,,s mine the manage.
| 80, of ore that runs oetyyt
fosr o,,,,ces in gold per ton >, IN,
paol,o oo,npany has made an ad "a"
4. ta,,t securing its tuel ,
o. sn,,,lics for the operation - tiu
sraItI. and everything at tu a 70
in raS5insss for the lighting ~ ~ 3
tbis SIa,t The capacity OF S~ ars A,
Ter 4 srau, 100 to l20 tons ., I'm f,l
and the results from Vas',o,nreci
son Of III activity will be considers
when It is taken, .,g in,o ge between
that this ore will ayerss We sstetes that
aud sioo per ton; ne aon sepse creek, cla
lead producers OF loon L,o,rneting cons
aud Bayhorso are rSd;. 1t'tpscisures disclosures
able attention, tnG't nI tba. past peri
gnces fore told