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Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-10-23

&S4fs It
Christian Minister at Kansas City
who is widely known throughout
Missouri, bears this testimony
as to the character of the Demo.
cratic candidate for Governor:
81 have known Hon. W. g,
Cowherd intimately. Have known
him public and in private life
for many years.
He is an attendant Of the
Christian Church of this city,
Rev. George H. Combs, Pastor.
His wife, mother and sisters are
members Of that Church.
GAS Assistant Prosecuting
Attorney, Assistant City Geun-
selor, Mayer of Kansas City and
Representative in Congress, he
stood for law enforcement and
high, clean ideals in public life. "
#.*
Rev. s. H. Taft, a preacher in
California, said: 81 am a rela-
tive of fudge William H. Taft,
the Republican nominee for
president, but I would not vote
for him ifhe were my father.
A man who would advise people
of Oklahoma to vote against the
prohibition clause in the con-
stitution must repent very
thoroughly before / could give
him my support" There are
q "few" other people in the Unit
ed States-Republicans as well
as Democrats-who feel the same
way about 1t.
-
John g. Mckinley, the pres
ent Republican Lieutenant Gov
ernor who thinks he is running
for United States Senator, spoke
at Marshfeld the other day for
two hours to 81 voters and II of
them are Democrats. This is q
fair sample Of the enthusiasm
that prevails insS Republican
ranks. Webster county, Of
which Marshfield is the county
seat, cast 1854 votes for Roose-
welt in 1904.
Mr.. Cowherd's trip across north
Missouri last week was q great
demonstration of his strength
with the people. He was greet
ed by thousands everywhere his
train made stops. Enthusiasm
was unbounded and the northern
counties viii all poll q largely
increased vote this year as q re-
suit of his brilliant campaign
through that section.
-
New York is united on Bryan,
as well as on its state ticket, and
"as goes New York, so goes the
Nation"
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-10-23

Extract from testimony taken by Sem
ate Investigating Committee touching
the questions OF contribution to cam
paign committees, federal patronage,
etc., 4Srd general assembly.
page ALL
Edward Smith Lewis, being duly
sworn, upon his oath testified as follows:
Examined by Senator McIndoe.
Q. You may state your nameY
A. Edw. 8. Lewis.
Q. Where do you fesides
a. $3.50 Washington avenue, st.
Louis, Mo.
What Is your business7
In the wholesale dry goods business.
Were you connected In any way in
collecting funds during the last CAM
paignp
Yes, Sir.
State what that way2
I vas treasurer Of the Folk committee,
engaged in receiving spme money for
the nomination Of Mr.. Folk.
How much money did you receive In
connection with that or how much was
placed in your handsP
Why, something over $40, ]
don't remember the exact figures.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-10-23

Twenty thousand dollars was the
highest amount that was used by your
eommittee2
Twenty thousand odd dollars. II was
less than $4,000 and something over
$4,000.
You don't know how much morsas
No, sir.
Have YOU any means Of being able TO
determined
Yes, sir; could find out. I don't
think 1t would be any trouble 10 find out
] haven't had occasion to look into Il
since the nomination.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-10-23

Taft's name is at the head Of
the ticket, but Mr.. Roosevelt
seems TO think that he is the real
candidate.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-10-23

Several years ago 3 few Demo-
,crats left the party and voted the
Republican ticket on account of
the low price of wool. How will
the wool raisers vote this yearP
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-10-23

Hadley says he has saved the
people of Missouri SSO0,0O0.OO a
year by reducing insurance rates.
Have you, dear reader, gotten
your share of the reduetions
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-10-23

d.
The religious beliefs Of q cen.
didate need not necessarily be
made . test Of his fitness for of
fice. But, az between man who
denies the divinity Of the Savior
and one who is . firm believer IL
in the Holy Scriptures, there are
hundreds Of thousands Of voters
in these United States who pre-
fer 70 cast their ballots for the
latter individual. And this Is
one more element OF strength in
Hr. Bryan's candidacy in the
present campaign.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-10-23

New York is united on Bryan,
as well as on its state ticket, and
"as goes New York, so goes the
Nation"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
STATE NEWS

Judge 4 Chadwick. 81 Colfax
has announced hia oandidary q sue.
coed Hiram = ilaaiey - one u
the Hsrren4e isdges % the state.
ffuops ~ the Vancouver bar.
racks gili participate Ia thr parade
shea the feet IL On seattle
The auditinE committee working
an the heaka II the ciiv 81 Hsnion
have discovered aeeouafa which
cannot be- verified in the cxpsndl
tureH 81 that ineailfY
Hud Barnes has plrAAea not
guilty 10 the charge 20 numbering
Mrs Anuia Aidneh. the wealthy
sidaN OF Nsila WaliA
y " Rose. commissioner Of pub
lie lands. has issusd a statement
that b IL cut Tor accumulation
The nev dlreetDfY gives Tacoma
= population cs IL. uaH
EGpubiieans of Whsteam county
arr solid fpr thu denomination Of
Gov Mead
Heaign Wiil clean up May IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
MANY TAKE TRIP
TO VICTORIA

The rate var that exists beiwe.
the Inland Navigation company aud
the Canadian Pacific railway az.
traeted thousand. ot people a. the
waterfront yesterday Ia see tho
vessels pull out.
The steamship Princess Victoria
had a capacity crowd her limit set
b. the company being oeo sas
rtai hundred passengers Who bad
purchased tickets the day before
acre late arriving AZ the pier. aud
AZ the vessel had already the limit
the tickets were redeemed BY the
company q agent
The Chippewa engaged WaEuers
band. aud abe pulled out Into the
has striking up a popular air
The companies operating steam
cra ON tbs Tacoma and other sound
ruaa did a large business all das.
aud the boat hous. men along the
waterfront dld n bumper hnaineas
with their small crafts on the calm
waters of the hAy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
PAPA SAYS mo-
AND ALICE
WON'T
Roosevelt Objects to His
Daughter Taking The
SipsA

nfLLtloNTAisE q. May IL
AZ the urgent request of her
father President Roosevelt. Mm.
Alice Rouaeveli tonsworth has
changed her mind about stumplng
the Eighth Ohio congregational dts.
tfiet. where an election will be
held this fail
Tho psusident. It e. haid. Was dis
pleased with the publicity given
the announcement that his danRh
ter would make political speeches.
and this il reported Ia be- the prln.
cipsl reason Why he asked her TO
change her mind
In August the Countess of War
wiek viii address a mass meeting
90 $4,000 negroes Ia the Eighth
district where she will cndeavar
"a elect socialist 10 congress II
had hacn Mrs L0nEWofth'h iutcn.
ti3u 20 debate with the countess on
the stump The latter has Inform.
ed = q Wharton. socialist candl.
date foe congress. that she will
make " speeches foe him In the
cpnaty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
BRIEFS BY WIRE

W q Conrad. multi millionaire.
banker. mine aWner and ranehmau
q Montana. ID out Tor the n0mina.
tion for tiee president % the dcms
ncFatie ticket
Petitions from Fairbanks aud
Valdez for a better matt anrffcu be.
tween the T&usna district and the
eoaaf have been received b. the
postal department az "a aahinEtnn.
seldom Clammuus. father Of
knthryn Could. " dead. azsd 20
ysars lie died In the insane ass
inm - Jacksonville. ili.
hepHblleans 81 California face a
queer problem by the lIacOlus
Roosevelt leaKue winning In the
state primary election the state
may instruct the delegates to Chi.
eAEu for Roosevelt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
NEW STEAMER FOR
LAKE WASHINGTON

The Anderson Steamboat com
pans all launch on Lake Naah
iuEtuu about June ! the latest al
ditf0n 20 fhs lake fleet shleh wtli
b. named The Atiaute she Il a
duplicate ~ "a. elramer Fortuna
nos ia commission on the lake.
and vii BE- operated on shat ~
ku0sn - the hA9 run. ffum MAdi.
suH part Ia the eastern hhafe
In addition Ia she nee steamer
the cnu1paHf has made extensive
improvements AZ Fortuna park. on
tbs eastern shore Il Mercer ISLAND
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
BURNED TO DEATH

BAN FRANCISCO. May H. Mrs.
Mr.. Johanna Hogan. - Years
old lies dead TO-DAY becauas she
vas too feeble 10 leave her bed
whsn FIR. attacked the little ahaet
In which che lived alone Judging
from thr pusifion ~ her chmfred
body. Il - evident that the old
woman. awakened b. the flames
had attempted 20 crawl out of bed
vhen sss vas overcome aud burned
GO death The corpse vas half IN
ana hslf out II bed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
WILL FIGHT FOR
OLIVE REGRADE

The Olive Stewart Improvement
club Mas organised SATURDAY After.
uoou for the purpose 81 fighting
The application Of the initiative aud
referendum cisaae eg the elty char
tor n local improvements
George = De SielEner h nncai.
dent II the cluh. A Robinson. vice
president. aud 6 G. Ctaaauu. serrss.
tary The club Niil mako an ~
fpr, 20 have those shn signed the
referendum petition withdraw thrls
names.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

see be vas satisfied that Was all
right he packed me off Ia the
scouts quarters and Promised 10
ave me a chance "a soou a. one
shonld arise
fhis i what I panted used the
neat thrs~ days 10 GOOD advantage
and picked up all the information
Smith nrsded Thea ! began 40
Er9S restless. NAa ready Tor Fof.
reet % send me on some mission 50
that ! could SGT back Ia smith az
soan as ! wss clear Of the Cuufed
erste lines
Bat b Didn't seem In a hufrf 60
make use oF my services. 8eufwd
that Id have Co steal a.eHstif out
81 camp u ! Was ca 20 81 al Fhia
"a harder than e sounds tn Nar
time. The matter. ha~cxcT. was
settled fnr me taFy Audteniy. and
~ttheut snf act q mine
On the taarth magning. a. vas
ioafins Idly about. | san man ~
into Fnfrvs9's tent A. he entered
recognised hlIn u was tho Kan.
sas spy We had evidently ebraBed
ard had tust returned 10 rupprt 10
Forrest All Of Wuddoh my neck.
efehief began O. feel a. II u waa
a Fnpe NJ gains vas W. en- tive
minutea. ~ mosi. FORREST ~oald
kuoN
got uay horse ssadted him. aud
rode esFcleasly tow ard the ont.
ppsia. twirilnx IN Que hand letter
At whose address ! kept hooking
pow and thaa. The trick served
yell No one stopped ne until
saa close To- the unsef pickst lines
Tbea heard = pounding q haafs
4 xsli and shot tlshind came a
da1ru horsefn~n They ssre after
me Il vas a case og ride Aud
rode.
dropped. Indian tashian. over
M EailopinE horses name. aud
plekst'a shef Kfazcd my shoulder
A little storm Of bullets from the
riders spaitered all around ms. of
flea ms hat. pnnctursd. oue ~ my
stiFruuE vas clipped By another
ball. MF horse Vas slightly Nound
81. tno A CoufsaeFata seuut
flashed into SIGHT before Inc. We
both fired. Hia horse reared and
tel. And Z passed ou
q was a hot race While u lasted
and only ended when burst
through a strip Of woods Into the
very arms Of a eompagy II uat0n
stlFmishcFa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

Scene Of the dynamitcd Overland
harrington flyer. ON the Northern
Pacific railroad. two miles west of
butte, In which three man were
killed and several injured. The
wreck was the result Of one of the
most dnstafdly pieces Of deliberate
train wrecking In the history Of tho
west. The limited had whlsiicd for
the Union station when there was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
ssoKE INTO soxcAH.

Joseph Woods aud Thomaa Kelly
we're arrested yesterday BY Patrol.
men BELL and Crandaii ga a charge
Of breaking into baxcar. aud
stealing chickens from It. The pa.
trolmeH EaY that Woods and Kelley
arrived in the eity yesterday BY the
boxcar route The chickens are
being held A. evidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

Thousands Of people ehsered the
steamer CROWN iast night when
she pulled out from Pier . for Nome
aud Norton Sound. and practically
all the passengers serc uorthernera
sho are returning for their summer
work The vessel had a capacity
cargo and was Ia the best of trim
from her long stay on the sound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
SEATTLEISAFTER
BIG CONVENTION
Delegates Trying to Land
National Retail Grocers'
Association.
10y United Press.

BOSTON. Mass. May if.--One of
the most interesting contests that
viii claim the attention OF the
convention Of the National Retail
Grocers association. converting
here today. viii be- over the gelec-
ton Of a city for the next meeting.
Seattle and Portland. being pressed
closely By other western cities. wiz
make the hardest fight for the next
convention. and the chances OF IL
going 10 the west are exceedingly
bright
Delegates representing cities ~
Ing between Boston and san Fran
cisco have arrived and more arc
stu coming
To-day Was devoted 10 the regis
tratlon OF delegations and prellm-
mary business There are indica-
lions that lively contest will be
Saged over the election OF a presl-
dent as candidates from several
states are In the field
The convention will adjourn
Thursday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
.,,sfAlo slLL w p eedyl

!. .,srAlo sllL w. y esdyl.
,ee rNs war broke oei
Nesa eant Of us Ia Kansas
~ ~ sredscs 10 settle Tor
80 s e ms fathers SUI
- en- ne hands Of the Pro
s 0'.se Nrt,, and vas va, css' Y, 70
ss'sa aas net until early IA
ss,l'' .Asn / vas Is, that l Vas
81, y I'D IN he uulen army
~ ..slls,rd st Fofs l'asgaN of'N ~
s.s,,.,h Kansas tknown a.
ne 80 80 iayhavkess J Resim'ut
sleal.''s - sent To Memphis Tom
80 - ]. smiths army ne
= - Gen. FORREST. with his
c'nlss. y. eampcd only a few miles
sxal. Ia :, Lad the life
-, ne fights Of the asersEe
~ 80 m whlch ease my vaf al
sesae. .eahl have no place In THIS
W. w.. nj there was diftervat
CIV .,asp ior nae. Gen smith
saa .ss., = have heard Of my WORK
II phins. hsdnt been IN
- ,Ass dAys when he sent Tor
A.xh, a general In talking 60
- s.lnea private woald pat on
100 al Bat Smith didn't lie
- auleily and ia a rather
-. fashion. explaining 10 me
w.s NECESSARY b. should
-. nave aloui the Confederate
s...,,,.,a samhers. plans and arma
- il other words. that I Was tn
- s.usinx b golas lnto Foffvat :
- = elslaans clothes aud pick
s,.l l.tarnaflon eoald
se<x shsi Tits meant. u ! were
- shaaA b. hanged Il vas
- 40 nan eafes n take. To
80 ar cat down Ia a cavalry
- s oae taing. 10 die hY hans,
sai,s Aasthef bat L was
-. ~ TIE anlen. so | accepted
So ~
~ nsssa,a
wAIhfwas san In the generals
-, ssf@larats spy who bad iusf
- aesarcd xas brought Ia |
-~~ssssl ne fellow As a kansan
h lness A. bay As soon a. -
~ - sxamlaea and taken away
: ~ susr.Aaass pointed 20 the
sa.ss siiaas add maps that had bees
a.sa fsom ain IN Idea had come
. ~
us.s sAsss information useless. air.
- Il eAn Nin mYsclf a Neleuuse
tsn fpsYssi sy carrying them %
IA
M o. N civilian clothes and
- ssszlshf 10 he confederate
aus TAs nlckets held nae d 4
~ I'D pkigAte Information faf
en- Fhssst AS passed frun
~ = nan It'll At last | fouHd mY
~ . tie great cavalry lsadeF 3
Rss
fwfea wax ths SORT q man who
a. inpfezs oae as being especial
= rusls Of easy O. fool ! saw "a
~ Al ne sits heaven bad Eiyen
n AID vhst Il I Failed % cuuvinca
~ rserpl coala expect little
nEr7. Bet The game must b.
&cns ~ the cards las. Il was tao
q 1ez b. fan back
~ klm III Kansas spy vas a
stzn 4 uiAe and had iutrusted
~ nzgn and plans 10 me. because
y sigz A2d sogk 20 da within TIE
nte Esss. As spoke I handed
f<rAs ne altered documents
ssih lad xiFen me Forrest oyesl
= .zxspll
was ID yoa consent 60 bring
49, b mc = be asked
Wei slF. stamfnerni haahfuf
.. i laoaxht mas b. II did Yea
- ssef road gre ne a lob IN
wr swat service. I'm a plalna
~ ne ssel 10 scouting
hs enssesamiaed Isa. asking al
~ q quextipna ~ iast ! could
So ls17.71Is17asssr'1a.5a .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

a binding flash OF nght. followed
by a deafenlns roar. aud the second
Of the double header engines pull.
Ing the flyet was lifted bodily from
the rails and thrown on ita side.
killing Engineer ChAg Busy aud
fatally Hoalding Fireman Geo Ehle.
Several cars we're aplintered and
diiched. and Carl Ming VIA crushed
Ia death. There were "a number Of
miraculous escapes Of express mes
arngsra aud mail clerks
The dyHamitlug Is believed % be
the work OF some hobo seeking re
youge for being elected from a
train. The explo0ion Naa nndonbt
TO sEE HATTIEsatps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

edly caused by the explosion OF a
fuse timed To explode az the pas
scngor coaches we're passing oyer
the charge. bat either the fuse was
too short or the jar Of the second
engine set Off the charge The fact
that the first engine did not explode
the dynamite leads the police 10
believe that time fuse had been
attached % the explosive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

We by second hand blcYcies.
rpsr 4 Tara 20 Spring - 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

". S. assy Yard sosHe steamer
montlceilS leaves Flyer doos s. 80
ard . 30 a. m. :; 30 ard 4 .. ~. 80
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...,,IsAt iscs, hy Pre's Pub. Col
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

Rheumatism - greatly relieved
b. Soap Lake salts. All druggis IT,
go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

TO sEE BArTLEsHlPs
Take boats at Pier z Ten round
trips daily. bee round trip. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

sale continues this week and until entire cons
-thcae foW examples to show the re narkable ,
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-08-25

ers' Union Hall and Senator Mac
beth read the services at the
grave.
Frank Breen was a resident of
this part of Custer county for
good many years, was we'll known
by all, and highly respected, and
all very much regret his sad and
untimely end. He was six feet
or over in height and of perfect
form and marked physique and
genial and companionable in dis
osition. He was a practical min
er by calling and had worked in
all of the prominent mines in
this section of the county. AS
shown by a former registrars
list he was at the time of his
death in his 44th year, and was
a native of the State of Mass
achusetts, where his kins-folk
reside.
Lee Warner came to Custer
county from Lemhi county about
two years ago; is a mill mechanic
and contractor for bridges, build
ings, etc. Last spring and win
ter he put in place the additional
ten stamps to the Oxarna M.
Co.'S. mill on Custer Mountain
and was a competent man in his
line of work and man of more
than ordinary intelligence. He
is probably 36 to 40 years of age,
a very strong, able man, seemed
to be a man Of business and was
a gentlemanly and courteous dis
position, and had many friends;
and this sudden ugly freak of
his cannot be explained or ac-
counted for. He is now fugitive
hiding in the rocky cliffs and
lonely canyons, with only wild
animals for his companions, and
trailed and hunted by his fellow
man, with no hope of escape. If
he has not already turned that
fateful gun upon himself, he is
calling upon the mountains to
fall down upon him.
GRAPH.
Custer, Idaho, Aug. 10Th, 1908.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-08-25
DELEGATES ELECTED.

At the Republican primary
election held in Challis on last
Thursday afternoon, the follow
ing named delegates were elect
ed from this precinct to attend
the convention at Mackay on the
9th of August
J. G. Fox,
VIM. H. Elder,
Arch Howell,
Joseph Rodgers,
J. H. Horton,
]. H. VanCamp,
John Stephens,
j. Job,
B. B. Slick.
This Mackay convention will
elect three delegates to attend
the Republican state nominating
convention at Boise on Sept. 1st,
when these three delegates can
either vote for J. H. Brady, the
Republican political boss of Ida
no for governor, or "go way
back and sit down." for Presi-
dent Joseph Smith Of Utah, has
ordained that Brady shall be the
nominee, and in consequence the
Hon. Jim Brady already has
more pledged votes to land the
nomination than he needs. The
scheme is for Brady to turn
down Senator Hepburn this win
ter and defeat Hepburn for re-
election to the U. S. Senate.
But can he do it ?
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-08-25
EXAMINATION.

The regular Teachers Exam
nation for First, Second, Third,
Primary Grade, State Certificat-
es and Life Diplomas will be held
at the Court Room in Challis, on
August 27-28-29, 1908.
A final Eighth Grade eXamin-
alton will be held at the same
time and place.
JENNIE E. KELLEHER,
County School Supt,
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-08-25

Smallpox is reported at Stan
ley Basin.
R. H. Ewing and wife and Don
Rowles and wife went to Stanley
Basin last week.
Miss Kelleher, Co. Supt., and
Mrs. Worth Clark and children,
departed Wednesday morning for
Pocatello.
Born-To the wife of John
Hammond at May, Idaho, on Sat
urday morning, Aug. %, twins
boy and a girl. All are doing
well.
Several cloud bursts were re-
ported in Custer county last
week, doing more or less damage
to the roads, especially the one
on Lone Pine.
Mrs. VIM. Buster has just re-
ceived a fine line of hand-paint-
ed Chinaware, consisting of dish
es and lamps, and is selling them
at reasonable prices.
Geo. w. Webb and wife and
son, and Walter Webb, of Cha
mute City, Kansas, arrived last
Tuesday, and are visiting with
o. Campbell and family.
1t is reported on the streets
that w. w. Adamson has sold
mining interests at Parker Mt.
for $4,000. AS this is merely
street talk it may or may not be
true.
District court convenes in this
place Sept. 14th. There are two
criminal cases on the docket
both grand larceny cases State
of Idaho VS.. Bud Ireland and
John Flehr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Shireman
departed yesterday morning for
their home in Martinsville, Ind.
Mrs. G. M. Henderson and child
ren accompanied them as far as
Mackay on a visit.
Sections from the Idaho Tru-
ant laws relative to delinquent
school children, have been post
ed in the various school districts
of Custer county. We are in
formed that this law will be en-
forced this year.
Independent School District
No. 1, Challis, will hold a school
election Sept. 1st to elect three
trustees. Messrs. Jose and Job,
whose term expires, and trus-
tee in the place of M. NJ. Sweet,
who was appointed last January
for a term of two years, but who
refused to qualify.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-08-25
) Q ::

The Barber and Fisherman is
located on Main street, Challis,
where you can drop in and get
anything in the tonsorial line you
want to pay for. Parker Mt.
tourists a speciality.