The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1907-02-26
John Calvin came down from
Loon creek last week.

Mrs. AL. West of Dickey at
tended the mask Friday night.
The fine oil painting of Stan
ley lake, and frame, raffied last
Saturday night by B. S. Brown,
was won by James Bradley.
If Harry Thaw looks at all
like the sketches and reads all
the rot printed about him, in the
New York yellows, he may not
think he is crazy, but must won
der why he isn't.
COMING ! A fine shipment
of Ladies' and Misses Easter
hats. Latest styles from Paris,
will be here on or before the 25th
of March. Come and see them
early and get nice hat before
they are gone. We guarantee
to please you.-MRS. VIM. Bus
TER. Across the street from
Rock Market. 4w
Since the completion of the
, large bathing pool at the Challis
Hot Springs an addition to the
, former bathing pool--it makes a
decided improvement. The
: temperature of the water has
been reduced some, so it makes
: it just right for bathing pur-
poses. The Challis Hot Springs
| are as good a health resort as
2 known in the West. They in
time, when a railroad comes, will
become famous.
Report of the Clayton school
for the month ending Feb. 1st
l 1907
No. Enrolled. .......... Is
t No. Belonging ....... 1!
, Per Cent of Attendance. -. 81
Per Cent of Punctuality -. 9t
Number of Visitors ..
Star scholars Ellis Baker
: Lawrens Hosford, Thomas Camp
bell, Ruth Hosford, Willie Webb
Lizzie Leigh, Mable Baker, Rob
ert Campbell, Charlie Thomp
: son, Blanche Marker, Earl Mar
ker. JOSEPHINE O'DAY, Teacher
: We heard at a banquet one,
: the following toast to laughter:
Here's to laughter, the sun
shine of the soul, the happiness
- of the heart, the leaven of youth
n the privilege of purity, the ech,
n of innocence, the treasure of tn
d humble, the wealth of the poor
: the bead of the cup of pleasure
> it dispels detection, banishe
70 blues and mingles melancholy
It for it is the foe of woe, the de
+" stroyer of depression the enem
IS of grief; it is what kings env.
% peasants, plutocrats envy tn
poor, the guilty envy the innC
20 cent; its the sheen on the silve
Y, of smiles, the ripple on the wat
ie er's delight, the CLINT of the gol
N of gladness; without it, humo
would be dumb, wit would with
> er, dimples would disappear an
E smiles would shrivel, for it is
d glow of a clean conscience, tn
70 voice of a pure soul, the birthcr
# of mirth, the swan-song of saC
- ness.
Mt The mask ball given in Cha
at lis last Friday night by the RI
u. bekah lodge, although well a
S, tended both by maskers an
ne spectators, was not as we'll a
Il tended as parties of this kind
V years past. AS near as we coul
re count there were AZ persons j
id masquerade costum last Frids
es including the children. Th
Id year the costums were all hom
g, made, although many were vel
ne beautiful, and it rests among fly
ed or six ladies, and had a pril
Mt been awarded it would have bee
re difficult for the judges to sele
"a the winner from this number
be ladies. Miss Isabel Boyd re
C. resented the MESSENGER in
he very neat and attractive costum
C. While most of the costumes we
lg very handsome, indeed, SON
O. were quite unique. Bert w
ay liams took the character of
Ill "Scarecrow," was the best
,ir the comic line seen here f,