The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-06-09

Millinery goods at Mrs. Wad-
dleton's.
Miss Mae Dellen of Custer is
visiting friends in Challis.
An insane man is reported to
be at one of the cabins at the
Double Springs Pass, Pahsma-
roi. He is the man spoken Of
three weeks ago.
Senator Macbeth arrived on
Saturday from Twin Falls where
he attended the democratic con-
vention as delegate from Gus
ter county. He reports a lively
convention.
FOR SALE.-I have 4 more
pedigree bulls for sale at my
ranch, viz 2 Pole Durham, /
Hereford and l Short Horn Dur
ham. For particulars call or
write ARTHUR MCGowN, Chal-
lis, Idaho.
Oregon on June 1st had an elec-
tion and the state went republi-
can as usual, and 19 counties
were carried prohibition. In that
state the legislature is republi-
can, yet it will be called upon to
elect Governor Chamberlain. a
democrat, United States Senator
as he received the largest popu-
lar vote.
John Flohr was arrested at
Arco last week by Sheriff Nor
rison on a charge of 'rustling"
cattle from W. H. Leaton, some
two years ago. He had hear
ing before the justice court at
Arco and was placed under bonds
for 81, 900. which we learn were
furnished by John and Joseph
Rodgers.
NOTICE. Sealed bids will be
received by the undersigned.
June 20th, 1908, at Custer. Idaho,
for a contract for driving 200
feet with the privilege of 100 or
200 feet additional by the Com
pany, at contract price, in the
Midnight Tunnel of the South
Sunbeam Mining Company.
Supplies, other than air pipe
and T rails, to be provided by
the contractor.
For further particulars ad-
dress: RAyENEL MACBETH, Gus
ter, Idaho.
We have just issued 10, 600 two
color scenic Postal cards of Gus
ter county's beautiful scenery d.
They are the best postal cards
ever put on the market, and we
are not afraid to compare the
work with any post card max
ers. They are the latest process
what is known as the blue
black colors. The sky is print
ed in blue with white cloud eff
fects, and the picture in black.
Every one who has seen them
pronounce them grand and the
work of art. They are ten times
better postal than our first pos
tai cards. We have ten different
cards. no two alike, and we sell
the set, postpaid, for so cents,
or cents per card. In this set
there are some new scenes other
than the old post cards.
The democratic state conven-
tion over at Twin Falls on June
3rd, to elect delegates to the Ma
tional democratic convention at
Denver, had a merry time of it.
and the party split wide open
and held two conventions and
elected two sets of delegates to
Denver. One convention put in
a Mormon plank in its platform,
and the other convention kept
silent on that issue. This is the
only thing that caused the split,
for both sets of delegates were
instructed to vote for William J.
Bryan for president as long as
his name was before the conven-
tion. The Dubois crowd were in
control at the Twin Falls con-
vention and elected the following
delegates to Denver
Fred t. Dubois,
Henry Heitfeld,
c. H. Jackson,
Harry l.. Day,
w. l.. Eccles,
Timothy Regan.
The Anti-Dubois convention
twelve delegates, one
from each of the seven judicial
districts and five from the state
at-large, each entitled to half
vote in the national convention,