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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1907-07-02

Mackay on west side. Tax
and penalties $6.67.
d. Cummins-Mackay, improve
ments on west side across the
river. Tax and penalties S4.55.
E, E. Decker-Pierson, ranch
improvements on Salmon river
in Sawtooth valley. Tax and
penalties $4.55.
j. F. Davis-Custer, building ad.
joining Mrs. Thompson's build
ing. Tax and penalties 50. SO.
Girard Disrreli--SW4 SW4 Sec.
81. M NW4 SW4 NW4 Sec. %,
TIP. 8, r. 22-160 acres. Tax
and penalties 1888.
c. f. Dyer-N4 SCI NE4 SW4,
Sec. SO, TIP. z, r. 25-125 ac-
res. Tax and penalties S34. 81.
Daniel Dwyer-M ackay, Lot 2,
blk 10. Tax & penalties 81. 40.
VIM. E. Dillingham-Mackay lot
1 blk 25. Tax&penal. $15.61.
S. A. Edrington-Mackay, Lot 9
blk ID. Tax&penal. $66.47.
Fisher Boon Gold Mining Co.
Quartz mill and machinery.
Tax and penalties $171.85.
Ellen Ferrin and John Chapelle
-Bayhorse, ranch improve
ments on Salmon river at Bay
horse bridge. Tax and penal
ties $70.53.
Fort Pitt Mining & Milling Co
Quartz mill, cynide plant and
equipment on Valley creek in
Stanley Basin, boarding house,
bunk house and office. Tax
and penalties $439.97.
w. A. Dillon, Mont, two
buildings in Bayhorse adjoin-
ing It. j. Pauls residence. Tax
and penalties $5.61
John Gardner-Mackay, ranch
and improvements on Lost
river, adjoining G. e. Dyer.
Tax and penalties $22.32.
JOS. Gardner-One house in Clay
ton. Tax and penalties ST.. 16.
Minnie Mackay, imp on
Rye Grass Flat Sci Sec. H.,
TIP 8, r "a. SCI NE4 Sec 20.
T z, r "a. Tax and pen SAT. 81.
James Glenn-one building in
upper end of Custer. Tax and
penalties $3.50.
A. NJ. Gibson Mackay, LoUs 10,
10, blk s. Taxa pen 1888.
Roscoe Hamilton-Ellis, 81 NE4
NE4 SW4 Sec 8, SCI NE4 Sec
z, T Is, r 81. Tax and penal
ties $53.36.
VIM. Harris -Mackay, 81 SW4
WI SCI, Sec 81, T z, R %.
Tax and penalties $68.65.
w. K. Huntington ackay, a
triangular piece of land adioin-
ing Riverside Addition. Tax
and penalties SPILL.
Evan Harris Mackay, Lot 18.
SW4 NE4 NW4 SCI Sec 6, T
z, r 20. Tax G pen. $46.17.
w. J. Harris Mackay, Sci Sci
WI SW4 SCI SW4 Sec 80, TT,
r %. Tax & penalties $47, SO.
r. w. Holmes-Lots 1, 2, 3, blk
10, Riverside Addition, Mac
kay. Tax & penalties 1854.
Geo. Heilig-Lot II, block 5 in
Mackay. Tax & pen. $23.84.
Hiram Ingram Ranch and imp.
on slough. Tax & pen $14.45.
A. Ivie--Lots z, 8, blk 6, River
side Addition, Mackay. Tax
and penalties $8.14.
J. A. Ivie-Lots 10, IL, 10, blk 1,
Mackay. Tax & pen $13.46.
Paul Imerson-- Stanley, ranch
and imp. south of Benner's.
Tax and penalties $3.50.
M. E. Jackson-Idaho Falls, Lot
2 block IL, Mackay. Tax and
penalties $4.54.
]. A. Johnson-Challis, Sci NE4
Sch NW4 NE4 SW4 NW4 Sci
Tax and penalties $62.02.
Miles Knapp-Leslie, NW4. i'm
provements on north side of
railroad, Mackay. Tax and
penalties 1913. 43.
Chas. Lafever--Moore, part of
SCI NE4 NE4 Sci Sci, Sec 8
T 4, r "a. Tax and penalties
$508.70.
Matt LaRouche-Lot 1 block 6,
Mackay. Tax & pen. 1925.
Lost Packer Extension Gold
Copper Co.-Boarding house.
bunk house. Tax and penal
ties 1888
Carl Malm -Challis. Tax and
penalties S16.68.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1907-07-02
Mackav. Tax & pen. 50. 40.


feet, x417 it., SW4 Sci Sec 20,
TT, R24, aud Improvements.
Tax and penalties 1871.
E. E. McJilton-G oldburg, ranch
impr. on Burnt creek below
Popeioy's. Tax and penalties
$25.01.
E. A. Mackay, Ranch imp.
adjoining Streetor's and Lots
z, 8, 8, block 1. Tax and pen
alties $23.10.
Patrick O'Day Lot 3, blk IA, in
Mackay. Tax & pen. $3.50
Patrick Ormand-Lot 6 block 2,
Lot Z, block 6. Tax and pen
alties $40.
Oxarna Gold Mining Co-Paten-
ted mineral on Yankee Fork
and Fourth of July mill site,
Adelaide" "Capulet" and
"Julatte" lodes. Tax and pen
alties $22.98.
Thos. Pritchard Mackay, ranch
imp. on Lost river adjoining
Peter Donahue. Tax and pen
alties $500.
A. J. Pierce-Pocatello, one
sixth interest in mines at Cop
per Basin. Tax and pen S6.3
w. II. Silberhorn.-Chicago, pat
ented mineral land in Stanley
Basin, "Buckshin, Buckskin
East" early Bird" and "Con.
solidated" lodes. Tax and
penalties $11.93.
Estate of James Steen-Patent-
ed mineral land on Jordan
creek, George Washington"
Passover" and Fair Play"
lodes. Tax and pen. S12.43
Joseph B. Short Challis, frac-
ton of Klug lard. Tax and
penalties $15.85.
Frank Sauvageau - Blacksmith
shop in Bonanza. Tax and
penalties $40
Sharp & Pierce Improvements
10 Bayhorse adjoining Willis
81 Street stable. Tax and pen
alties $4.54.
F. w. Shaw Pierson. ranch inn
provements on Salmon river
in Sawtooth valley. Tax and
penalties 1854.
Stanley Basin Dredging Co.
Boat and equipment and resi-
dence in Stanley. Tax and
penalties $231.91.
E. D. Stone-One house at Ivers.
Tax and penalties 1874.
E. L. Thomas-One house in
Custer adjoining Westerholm's
Tax and penalties $5.54.
Greyhound Mining Co-Boise-
Smelter on Sulphur creek,
Seafoam Mining District. Tax
and penalties $214.75.
Rideout Bros improvements at
Cape Horn. Tax and penal
ties $46.80.
Matt Tauessina-Lot 5 block Is,
Mackay. Tax & pen. 1854.
Unknown Owner-I.ot IL block 6
Mackay. Tax & pen $6.68.
T. L. Valient Lot 2 block 6 in
Mackay. Tax G. pen $40.
o. J. Wells-S4 NW4 NW4 NW4
Sec II, T 6. r %. NE4 NE4,
Sec 18, T 6, r %, $50 acres.
Tax and penalties $3.50.
W. B. Curtis Ranch improve.
ments at Chilly. Tax and pen
alties $24.91
@. E. Wilkinson-Lots 1. ., 8. 4.
5, 6, block 80, Challis. Tax
and penalties $28.12.
George Willson-Chilley. ranch
improvements on slough. Tax
and penalties $3.50.
D. W. Woods - Mackay, SW4
SW4 Sec s, T 6, RS, 81 NEf
NEf NEt Sec z, T6, r %, 100
acres. Tax and pen. $45.29.
James Waters - One house in
Custer. Tax & pen. $40.
K. H. Wylie-Lots / and 9, blk Is
Mackay. Tax & pen $1O.97.
A. r. White-Leslie, M Sci.
Sec 90, It 26, 80 acres. Tax
and penalties $16.12.
w. w. Wells-Chilly, ranch i'm
provements on slough near
Clay Vance. Tax & pen $l2. 90.
Williams Bros-Duncan & CLAW.
ton, part of Lot z block "a, in
Challis. Tax and pen $500.
j. ]. Weeks Lot . block 81.
Lot l block 8, Mackay. Tax
and penalties $7.75.
Levi Warren-Et NE4 Nj Sci.
Sec IS, T Z, r "a, commencing
Sc cornes of NW4; thence VI
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1907-07-02
: cJOE, |"

The Barber and Fisherman is
located on Main street, Challis.
where you can drop in and get
anything in the tonsorial line Won
want to pay for. Thunder Mt
tourists a speciality
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1907-07-02


DG|inQNGntTaXeS.
Delinquent Tax List of Custer
county, Idaho, for the year 1906;
Notice is hereby given that the
following list contains the names
of the persons, and description
of the property delinquent for
taxes in Custer county, Idaho,
for the year 1906, with the
amount of taxes. penalties and
costs due opposite each name and
description with the taxes due on
personal property added to tax
es on real estate when real estate
is liable therefor.
And unless the taxes delin-
quent together with the costs
and penalties are paid the real
property upon which such taxes
are lien, will be sold by me at
public auction, in front of the
Court House door, at Challis,
Idaho, on Monday, July 18th,
1907. Said sale to commence at
2 O'Clock p. m.
In addition to the amount be.
low specified in each instance
there will be added the costs and
penalties by law directed to be
paid.
Dated May 9th, 1907.
h. H. EWING,
Assessor and Collector.
Samuel Anforth-M ackay, SW4
SW4 Sec. 20, TIP. z NJ, R. "a,
40 acres; Lot 3 Block. Tax
and penalties $8.19
Chas. Anderson-M ackay. M
NW4 81 SW4, Sec. 81, TIP. 8,
r. %, 100 acres. Tax and PEN
alties 5000.
Amanda Albert-One house and
lot IN Custer. Tax and penal
ties 50. 40
Samuel Ainforth-Lot 2 Block /
Riverside Addition, Mackay.
Tax and penalties $40.
w. H. Barber shop at
lvers. Tax and penalties $7.75.
s. p. Anderson-Challis, NASW4
Sec. %, TIP. z, r. "a. Tax and
penalties $16.12.
Mary E. Bonner Mackay. Lots
IL aud IL, Block 5 in Riverside
Addition. Tax and penalties
$500.
John E. Bassett- May, ranch
and Improvements on Pahsam-
aroi near Reed & Bartlett's.
Tax and penalties $20.52.
Vim. Boone-Mackay, ranch i'm
provements above Houston.
Tax and penalties 1926.
Big Lost River Ranch-Leslie,
NJ NW4 Sec. II, Ell NE4 NW4
NE4 NJ NW4 Sec. 10. 81 SW4
NE4 SW4 Sci, Sec. 3, TIP. 6,
r. rs E. W. SW4 Sec. $50
acres in Custer county. Tax
and penalties $1S7. 80.
Harry Brockman-Cabin in Gus.
ter, the E. T. Perry cabin.
Tax and penalties $3.50.
Mountain Gold Mining
Co. Improvements on Bis
marck mountain; boarding
house, Office and other imp.
Tax and penalties $685..
Frank Buen-cabin at Ivers. Tax
and penalties $40.
Caste & McGee-Saloon building
at Casio, hotel, postoffice and
barn. Tax and penalties $3.50.
r. Coryell- Residence in upper
end of town, Raine's house in
Custer. Tax and penal. $l8. AZ
Corning Mining Cor. Coryell,
Agt., one 10.stamp mill and
building. Tax & penal. $86.O5
Carman e. IumD CIavton canob
improvements on East Fork.
Tax and penalties $40.16.
Oceola Campbell-Challis, ranch
improvements on Salmon river
above Colvin bridge. Tax and
penalties $16.30.
J. F. Christian-Challis, Sci
SW4 SW4-80 acres. Tax &
penalties S22.71.
Coleman & Smith-Custer, cabin
on Jordan creek. Tax and
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FOR RENT-Four room house on
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-15

The raising of strawberries in
North Dakota is being done in
numerous localities, according to
the local papers. In many cases
the fruit is turning out surpris-
ingly we'll and good dividends in
the way of sales made by those
who have planted and cared for
the vines in the proper manner.
The berries are uniformly large
in size and it will be an agreea.
BILE fact to note in connection
with North Dakota that resi-
dents of this state can wind up
the strawberry season with luc-
ious fruit gathered from their
own gardens and not shipped
here in cold storage.
The state now offers $1,000 for
the arrest and conviction of the
murderer of Grace Burns, the
fifteen year old Fargo girl. Cass
county offers $500 reward.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-15
PASSING OF MRS. GILBERT
Douglas Woman Departs for the
Great Beyond Suddenly We'd
nesday Morning-..Funeral to
be Held at Douglas Saturday.

Mrs. Susie Gilbert, aged 50
years, wife of L. A. Gilbert of
Douglas, N. D., died at the Minot
hospital Wednesday morning,
Aug. IA, at $3.50 o'clock from
heart failure superinduced by
gall stones She was brot to the
hospital Aug. 8, and it was thot
that she might recover but she
died very suddenly.
The deceased leaves her hus-
band and eight children to mourn
for her. The children being
Harry L., Fred D., Frank NJ,
Charles H., Ben O., Ralph G.
and Mrs. Maggie Jones of. Doug
las, and Mrs. Frank Tatro Of
Chamberlin, MINI.
The funeral will be held from
the Congregational church at
Douglas Saturday morning, in
terment to take place at the GEM
etery at that place.
Mrs. Gilbert was a woman of
fine character and will be great
ly missed.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-15
To Help P0st0fflce.

The Minot postoffice. which
has always been handicapped for
the want of enough clerks. is in
a fair way for getting the num-
Der increased. In fact only this
week an additional clerk, Oscar
Shirley, was put on and Oct. a
night clerk will be added. This
means a great deal for the news
papers, especially the lndepen-
dent, for our mailing is done at
night as a rule, and the papers
can be placed in the Office at once
and before morning they are on
their wsy to their destination.
On Sept. l a third carrier will
be added for the city, who will
take care of the business district.
The business men will receive
their mail five or six times day.
Recently Uncle Sam allowed
the postal clerks more pay and
this has resulted in getting
more capable set of clerks in the
various larger postoffices.
Postmaster Brunner has work
ed hard trying to cope with the
immense amount of business
which the Minot Office has had to
handle, but it has been impossi-
BILE to give the very best Of ser.
vice on account of the lack of
help and room, This latter diff
Guilty is soon to be remedied.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-15
Branch at Rugby.

An Independent representative
was shown thru the new quar-
ters of the Minot Academy OF
music by Prof. Dunaevski. The
Academy occupies six swell rooms
over J. M. Wilson'S store and is
now equipped with three high
grade pianos. The professor
states that eight pupils have been
added in a few days and soon he
will have the capacity Of the
school filled. He has made ar
rangements to open a branch
academy at Rugby.
The concert for the benefit of
the hospital has been postponed
until Sept. 2.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-15
Branch Buyer Goes East.

The buyer for the Branch s" IRE
leaves Saturday night for New
York city and other eastern
points, where he will spend few
weeks making fall and winter
purchases. This store has come
right to the front during the past
year or two thru a system of ad-
vertising that has effected won
ders, and the manager states
that upon the return Of the hny-
er a fall campaign for business
will begin such as the store new.
OF has experienced before. This
week the Branch advertises a big
sale. Read 1T.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-15
Mrs. McCutche.,n's Mother Dead.

Mrs. E. B. McCutcheon, 512
East Sixth Street, wife of E. B.
McCutcheon, real estate dealer,
received word Thursday of the
death of her father, Joseph Gill;
lard, Esq.,, at Vienna, Ontario,
Canada, in his sixty-second year.
Miss Josie Gilliland Of this city
was at home in Ontario at the
time of his death. The surviv-
ing children are Mrs. McCutch-
eon and Miss Gilliland of this
city and Virgil Gilliland of Vi
emma. Ontario.
This is the third death in Mrs.
McCutcheon's family circle in
the past nine months. The other
two being Mrs. George w. King,
Of Moosejaw, Sask., who died at
the McCutcheon residence in this
city Nov. 7th. and Baby Jean
McCutcheon, Feb'y 9Th, 1907.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-15
lIN0T PORK CHOP.
FEEDERS VICTORIOUS
he Results Of Irrigation Defeated by Score Of
8 to 6---Larse Sum for Minot )brary Raised.

boys was unable to find enough of
the right kind of material in. the
city for a suit, so was selected
for umpire.
At the close Of the game, he
pronounced the .benediction and
the band played 1--WE Won't go
Home till Mornin'." :
The wind was blowing eighty
miles an hour from the west and
the dust was flying everywhere,
but the goodnatured crowd of a
thousand or more persons, stayed
till the very end of the game.
The Minot players played. a
hard game Of ball but came near
being walloped by the Results of
Irrigation.
At the sixth inning the score
was 6 to 6. Williston's second
baseman, Delaney, the famous
banker, glommed onto the balls
like he had hold of a chattel
mortgage. He got hold of every
thing in sight. Stoddard threw
his widest curves. playing a
wonderful game, yet the Big
Ditch boys found him often with
telling results.
The proceeds of the game. be
tween $500 and $40O, will go tc
swell the fund for Minot's Pub
lie library.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-15
Harvest Commences.

The Independent hears the re.
port that macarOni wheat, oats
and barley are being cut in some
localities of the county this
week. Harvest will be quite gen.
eral in another week. The wealth.
er is ideal for the finishing of the
crop. Experts say they never
saw a state recover in the way
of better crops in the past four
months. What was supposed to
give back the farmer his seed
only has turned out to be a very
good crop.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-15

The Williston Fats were again
Efeated by the Minot "Aggra-
Etion" Of Pork Chop Feeders on
(e local diamond this evening at
|3O by a score of 9 to 6. Seven
nings were played when dark
kss as a mantle of charity, as it
|ere, fell, and the game ended
''Heinie' 8 Little German Band"
I've a concert on Main street at
y'clock sharp and headed the
,cession to the ball park. This
Ind has improve1 materially,
veraY new players having been
ded. One cannot describe the
eet music produced by this or
nization, for it is necessary to
ar the musicians to appreciate
eir music. Arriving at the
TX the band rendered "Just be-
= the Battle Mother" in a
nner that made Big Chief
eenleaf shed crocodile tears,
when that mighty array of
sicians struck up "There'll be
lot Time in the Old Town to-
tht, his exe eression changed
4 he rallied his braves around
and spake words of encour-
ment.
3. Smith, who intended play
with the Minot Quaker Oat
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He went abroad and spent two
years in Paris, perfecting him
self in the French language. He
spent a winter in Africa, stop
ping at Oran, Algiers, Tut re-
turned to Boston to engage in
the furnishing business, being
manager of the furnishing de-
partment of a large department
store for many years.
Mr.. Houde served ten years in
the Massachusetts Volunteer
Militia, serving in the capacity
of sergeant with the Fifth Mass.
Reg. This picture shows Mr..
Houde as a soliier. Mr.. Houde
was a very efficient soldier, and
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valuable claims, came here more
than year ago as manager of
the Chicago Clothing store, filing
on a valuable piece of land west
of this city. Mr.. Houde is a
genial. whole souled fellow, and
2 good business man. He is a
member of the Masonic and Odd
Fellow lodges.
The Independent readers will
be interested to know that Mr..
Houde has secured a longer lease
to his business location in the
Morrill, hotel block, and is put
ting in better and more COM
plete stock Of goods than ever,
adding new shelving.