The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1909-11-16

wednesday,.
Fashion question: How should
a lady dress for an ascent in an
aeroplane ?
Mrs. Ed. O'Neal has moved ov-
er from Pahsamaroi to send her
children to school.
Quartz location blanks, Proofs
of Labor blanks, and Custer Co.
postal cards for sale here.
W. G. Sweet is now postmas-
ter at Arco, and also owns fne
general merchandise store in
that thriving town.
Co. Supt., Miss Kelleher, de-
parted last week for Mackay and
Pocatello. She expects to be
absent till Dec. 1st.
Rockefeller says the American
people eat too much. But he
does not complain of them burn
ing too much coal oil.
Chas. Small was down from
Clayton last week. Small Bros.
now have all their cattle at their
Challis ranch for winter feeding.
On account of electric railway
accident at CHur d 'Alene last
summer, W. B. Pryor had one
of his legs amputated in Boise
City last week.
Last week Mrs. Geo. McKin-
ney of Meyers Cove was in a
runaway accident. She was
thrown from the buggy, and had
both legs broken.
The concrete work on the new
First National Bank building in
Challis, is about completed. 1t
is a fine building. The front is
of large plate glass and steel.
DR.. Lynn hopes to be able tc
move into his new drug store by
Dec. 1st, although he will not
finally complete it until next
spring. 1t will, when completed,
be fine, large building.
Miss Lola Rood was the most
popular young lady at Salmon II
the voting contest at the Peter
sen show. She was given a golt
watch and pin, and received a.,
Ol5 votes. Fred White was vot
ed the ugliest man IN Salmon.
Born-In Challis, Idaho, OF
Monday morning, Nov. 8, 1909
to the wife of County Attorne.
, Glennon, daughter. Mothe
2 and child getting along NIGEL.
: at this tir1e. This new arriva
makes the third girl--but no boy
Mr.. and Mrs. Goldman, Q
$ Lewiston, Idaho, arrived in thi
city Thursday evening. The
/. came in response of Telegram
+ announcing the serious conditio
S of Mrs. Goldman's mother, Mr.:
). Julia Klug, who is not expecte
5 TO live, on account of a stroke {
t PARALYSIS, which she was strlcl
d on down with one day last weel
= Mayor Rodgers, wife and the
y y daughter returned to Challis la
. Wednesday. While at Salt LAX
Mr.. Rodgers purchased a tiI
/. residence, and with his fami
= expect to move down to Zlo
about Christmas time. Durlr
n the summer months they aim
return to this valley and live
N their farm.
J. w. Keeffe, Deputy Sta
N Insurance Commissioner, was
town the first of last week fro
m Boise. checking up the coun
officers. in his capacity as Sta
N Examiner. Mr.. Keefe found {
accounts of the various coun
IN officials in good shape: He W
IS accompanied by Mr.. E. r; va
I'd Valkenberg, of Boise. They c
A. parted Tuesday, the Sth inst. I
~ Salmon.
~ Announcements are out ST
al ing that Stanton VanCamp a
ot Miss Leonia Webb, both OF u
I'll til valley. were to be married at I
70 home of the groom's parents
=; the east side of Salmon rive
90 90 last evening, Nov. 10Th. L
6e So bride is very estimable you
w Young lady. She came ne
,ssj sj about a year ago with her p
;f ent from Kansas. The gro
Is !, was born and raised in this v
xt s lev. and is a fine young mi
a. AZ Hs ;s the eldest son of Mr.. a
'te lte Mrs. James H. VanCamp. i
's 'st wedding was very quiet ana
m i"V The newly welded couple '