The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1907-02-05
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LOCAL AND HEIGHRoHHOOD NEWS
TOLD TX a BRIEF WAY.

Lucretia Pushaw of Challis has
gone to Ellis to attend school
Fresh dates, lemons, oranges,
apples and pickles at Busters.
Judge Beatty, after sixteen
years service as Federal Judge,
has resigned.
Abo1t three inches of new
snow fell in Challis last Friday
and Saturday.
Chas. Matley, foreman for the
Wood Live Stock interests on
Pahsamaroi, was in ChaIlis last
week.
Mrs. Belle W. Thompson re
turned one day last week from a
visit with relatives at Idaho
Falls.
A st. Valentines party viii be
given by the children at the
school house in Challis on Thurs
day, Feb. 14th.
The Shah of Persia leaves 500
widows. Think of one having
as many as eight hundred moth
ers- -in-laW at once
Treasurer Clyde has moved to
his Office provided by the county
but County Attorney Lamme re
fuses to move.
Mr.. Burstead was thrown from
a horse last Wednesday had his
right leg broken between the
ankle and knee.
According to the Heard, Sal
mon City will soon be cut up so
by railroads that it viii resemble
q checker board.
Frank hammond, of May, a
young man about > years of
age, has been taken to the insane
asylum at Blackfoot
Two of America s greatest men
were born in February, viz /:
Abraham Lincoln, Feb. 18th and
/ George Washington, Feb. 22nd.
\ The Idaho legislature appears
to be a very merciful body. 1t
is considering a bill to exempt
all Children in Idaho under 10
years of age from work.
Last Saturday was Ground
Hog Day, and on this day it was
, impossible in this section for the
little weather prophet to see his
shadow. And according to the
old legion we are to have an
early spring.
In the case of d. E. McCallum
VS.. J. G. Fox, ct al, relative to
selling stock of the Horseshoe
i Copper mines below market val
ne tried in the District Court al
Blackfoot last week, judgment
was given for defendants.
Haven Sawyer of Custer de
parted last Thursday merning
for Boston on a business trip.
Mr.. Sawyer is manager for the
Boise Boston Dredging Co., who
are prospecting on Yankee Fork
to put in a dredging boat.
We have a line of sample cal
endars for 1908 of hundred OF
: more to select from, and can fur
t nish printed a already to send
out at prices varying from S5.5
to $50 per hundred. Call and in
spect samples and then you vii
know what you are getting.
AT the annual meeting of the
I Horseshoe Copper Cos. stock
: holders held at Mackay last weel
: the following officers were elect
ed: President. ]. c. Fox; Vice
President, W. H. Warren; Sec
retary, c. V. Hanson Treasurer
W. H. Fel6ner. And together
e with Geo. E. Keyes, constitute,
5 the Board of Directors.
Y Mr.. Walter Black was marriet
5 in Challis on Wednesday eve
: ming, January 30th, to Miss Ger
trude Adams of Boston, Mass
I The ceremony was held at the
q home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson il
d this city, and the matrimonial
n knot was tied by Rev. Allen ]
Hoar. The following morning
the young couple departed 70
: Mackay. The bride appears Il
d be refined young lady. Sh,
e came to Custer last summer on
|. visit to friends. Mr.. Black is
/ brother of Mac Black of Custe
and Jack Black of Yellow Jack
, Jet. We wish the young coupl
e plenty of prosperity and hap
DineSS i'm their career