The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1907-03-19
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LOCAL AND NEiGHEoHHoOp NEWS
TOLD ~ = nHiEF WAY.
Some more snow Sunday last.

Some more snow Sunday last.
Don't miss calling on Mrs
Buster for the latest in Easter
Hats.
Have you purchased your Eas-
ter Hat ? IL not, DON'T fail to
see Mrs. Busters Hats.
Fine oranges, lemons, dates,
and all kinds of flower, garden
and field seeds just arrived and
are fresh at Busters.
The pastor of this church will
preach at Ellis ON the 23rd inst,
and at May on the following
Sunday afternoon and evening.
Fine alfalfa seed. ID. Ell. Bic
than, of Blackfoot, Idaho, has
just purchased car load of the
seed he could find in Utah. If
you are in the market write him
for samples and price 4w.
Notice is hereby given that all
applications for permits to Craze
cattle, horses and sheep within
the LEMHI FORE ST RE
SERVE during the season 1907
must be filed in my Office at Mac
kay, Idaho, on or before April
5th, 1907. Full information in
regard to the grazing fees to be
charged, and blank forms to be
used in making applications, will
be furnished upon request.
GUY v. MAINS, Supervisor.
Mrs. John f. Christian died in
Challis very suddenly Sunday
afternoon, March 18th, 1907, at
about o'clock. She was a low
ing mother and a very highly
esteemed lady. Deceased leaves
a husband, FIVE small children,
a father and mother, five sisters,
two brothers, and other relatives
in this neighborhood to mourn
her loss Her death was caused
by injuries she received from
falling last week. Obituary in
the next issue.
We present an illustrated edi-
tion this week showing some
of the beautiful scenery of Gus
ter county. We do this for the
purpose of giving the tourists on
the outside an idea of what an
ideal spot Custer county is fol
hunting and fishing amid the
worlds grandest scenery. We
also publish these views TO ad
vertise our home-scene and home
made postal cards. These views
do not show up" in the paper
as they do on postal cards, fol-
they are made expressly fol
postcard work. Any posta
card from any of these views car
be had at this Office for cents
each, or the set of IL for Scots,
all different scenes from Gus
7 ter county.
DIED.-At the Nevada Hote
| Hotel in Custer, Wednesday
( night, March 9th, 1907, Thoma,
McNaughton. Aged about Al
; years. Deceased was native o
Belfast, ireland, and had been ;
4 resident of Custer county for II
5 years. He was a practical min
| er and worked in the mines fol
{ years in this district and also il
| other mining camps of the coun
r ty. From letters it is Learned
that he has, or did have, a siste
r (Mrs. ]. Gourley) at Hudson
South Dakota, aud brother
Charles, who at one time live'
here) in Butte, Mont. Decease,
was a man of more than ordinar.
intelligence, of good practica
school education, and of kindl.
manners and of gentle disposi
tion. He had been failing il
o health for several years past, bu
e was confined TO his room but
few weeks. In his late sicknes
he made his home at the Nevad
Hotel in Custer, where he wa
: tenderly cared for by MIR. an
: Mrs. VIM. Dunn of the hotel
: Funeral services were held i
r the Miners Union Hall on th
s afternoon of Friday the 9Th, i
\ charge of the ladies of Custe
9 assisted by the scholars of th
It school, who contributed beant
|, full floral gifts for the occasion
|, Burial was in the Bonanza ceme
d terry on the morning of the 9th
: and was largely attended by tn
d deceased's friends and Custe
e and Bonanza acquaintances, an
!. also a number from the Sur
beam. GRAPH