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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-12-23
G6reflid)er SOB.

8eitern 0iorQen um nrei ubr erbob
lih Sames Weper. Der o,ei Weilen
luoli6 bon ubridspile mobnt, uno
mari Goblen auf Oas 6euer I'M Ga=
min oes Wobn3imners uno leate lid
oann tpieoer nieoer. Cine Stunoe
oarauf tlsioste er lih oil uno eina in
Den 0of. no er i'm S1nee oen Wie=
oerihein zines 6euers erblidte. 9ls
er suriif idaute. lab er. oaB oas 9at
ieines Sauies branute. @r lief ;urtif
uno mefte feline Srau uno bier Rinoer.
Die i'm erifen Stofpert ihliefen. als
er aber in oas obere SioGmerf {teioen
uullte. mo isine Sohne. CHARLES. Is
uno Better IA Sabre alt. ihlieFen,
luuroe er bon ben 6lammsn 3uriif9e=
trieben uno Die. beioeu perbronnten,
10 Dab man nibt einmal Die Ieihen in
Der glihe finoen tonnte.
sJames Mepers ielbit iii 10 iblinm
oerbrannt. oaB man al ieinem Aul.
tommen speiielt.
Srei 2inoer. Die ionit au6 in oem
oberen Gtodlpert idliefen. tparen aur
3eit bel Den @roBeltern auf Beiuh uno
baben mObl oieiem umitano ibr 2eben
au peroanten.
Gin idaobafter Sdornitein perur=
iabte ben grano.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-12-23
nus oen 0eridDtsperbanD=
IttttGett.

Geaen bic Susenramas gountp Sc.
lepbone SO. uno geeen bic 5uscara=
mas @sunip Giabt. 6eot & pomer So.
1T cine Shaoenerfabflage fir oen Be-
traa BON $4,000 fir ben Zoo bon
WilIis GteiB anbdn9is semadt NOR.
Den.
Wie iih uniere Seller erinnern wer.
ben. batie Willis steib, ein tleiner
&nabe bon Canal Dopsr. Dor Ginger
3eit einem berunierbdneenoen 5ele=
pbonorabt erariffen, Der ltart nit
GlettriSit1t 9elaDen mar uno mar al
ben 6oIaen zines elstirisden shlages
aeitorben. Der bdnaenoe Selephon=
'orabt lag auf Der gsiiuna Der 2iqht,
Deat & polper So. unb tpuroe burh
oislen aelaoen. Sn Der Glaaeidrift
niro nun Die SslcpbonaelellibaTt be-
lhuloi9t. oaB ibre Grdbte rolfia ue.
ipefen uno oebpeaen aerilien isien.
ipdbreno man Die 2iaht Deat & Bonner
90. fiir oas unaliid pernntmortlid
nadt. neil ibre Grdbie niht iloliri
tDarerl.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-12-23
WeftcrDen. /. |

Nnl is. De5smber IN 7uscaraDas
Mayiiii 8. 2etr I'M Bitter bon ~ Sab.
rsl nod ldn9erer Groutbeit. Der
Yeriiorbene mar Elm Bsieran bes Biir-
aertrieaes uno oienis I'M ST.. Ohio Re=
ainent. @r binterldbt cine Satin,
sinsn 6obn uno cine 3oh!er.
Am is. 9esember in nbriAsuille
Daoio gromn on einem shIasaniol.
Der BerIforbene bate Dor einem Sabre
einen Ghlaganiall. Dem ein 3peiter i'm
April fol9ie uno ieitber NOR er in lei=
osnoem 3ultano. 10 oab er einem orittsn
2lnfall erlaa.
Nm Is. DECEMBER in Winiielo glias
Gnpoer I'm Alter BON 78 Sabren. Der
Werltorbene biilterldBt stpsi SDhne uno
cine Sohter.
Nm is. DECEMBER i'm Stoneereet
Shale 6rant <@lpoOb i'm Mller pon
Sd Sabren. Der Yel itorbene blntsrldBi
cine Wlttme uno Ginoer.
Nm l8. Esaember in Dhopals III III
8. 9. Sole inn Mlter pon 70 eSahren
Vor iehs Wohen fiel Die 6ran i'll ihrer
Giihe nno brah einsn Mrm. Sic bin.
terldBt fiinf ainoer.
Mm Is. Sessmber in Der solbatsn.
beimaih in gonousin Sohn elutbonr
BON Nelp Bbilaoelphia i'm Nlier bon
66 Sahren. Ser Yeilforbsne mar ein
Yeieran oes giiraertrie9es. Der i'm l29
CbiO &e9iment eients. SluthoAr tput
bier aeboren uno oufaswohisn uno
auBer Der 3eit. oa er i'm iselo itano,
bat ct ilnmer bier aepobnt. gr no,
ein 3inmermann uno aalt oils elmer
Der tiihtiaiten Arbeiter in ieinem 6ahe
Gr mar erit ieit meniaen Dtonaten in
Der Goloatenbeimath /; er hin,etldBi
cine 9Bittme uno Iunf Ginoer. 3ls
3eibe muroe hierber gebraht unb init
mil,tdriiden @hren bsiseieBt.
YIN 20. Geseinber in Seem pbila.
oelphia S,au Msluin S,paln i'm Utter
uon 27 Sabren nod lanasm 2rantsn=
lager. Sic binterldBt einen 8aiten
uno Elm Gino.
glm lc. DECEMBER in Ganal Doper
6rau gliiabetb 6ooblsr. Die @attin
BON 2ouis 6oobler. I'M 4lter DO,
Sd ssahren Oil sinem Guneenleiosn. 3le
8erltorbene binterldBt einen @atten
uno cine Sohter.
Nm l8. DECEMBER in Nem @omers'
-tomn 2ouis 2iebman i'm Utter bon
48 Sabren OIL elmer 2unoenentsiinouns.
Die 2eide nurbe nah Hpuispille. SIP !,
gebraht. um bort beiasiebt gu tueroen
Nm Is. Be3ember in Ruib 3p. Die
Wiitme 2oaiia Sinss i'm gllter bon
81 Sobren. Die 8eritorbene iit in
oieiem @ountp 9eboren uno bat immet
bier aeuobnt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-12-23
4attlpffciIcls Grploitom
IL, @iODaIe,


gm 6reitag MOrQen um z llbr egs
plooirte elmer Der dht Tumptl,ilel in
ben 3iegelbrennetelsn Der Nnblnipn
@lap probuet SO. in liiopale llnD
amei Wdnner wurDsn asiDotst nnb ous
@ebduoe, til bem bic TunlpIfeligI mo
Nampfntaihinen alfpeltellt paren.
ipnrbe in einen 5riimme,baufsn pers
wanoelt. Dauio 0ino's. Der smeits
Maidiniii, itano iiber nem Gampi=
tellsl. als oerielbe eIplooirie unc man
fano ipdter isine 2e,doe nit ubeerllisnen
Nrmen bsinabe 1000 CUB lpeii bon
EN- Sehauplob Der grplulion III Dem
4bbanQ zines 6iiaels.
Suntel Nbrnbam. Der gleid1fnlls in
Der 9dbe otr Tamp,i,litl heihdiitlt
mar. muroe unter elutm tl.liaen 3iiiin.
meabaufen ptfnnotn. Ssln arpI mar
pom a0iptr Iosuerllisn. lunrte absr III
Der Nale leluloen.
E,e @rpiOllon uuroe in einem wei.
ten llmtlslis qeb6lt uno Die old.n
Waustn oes atllslbauies murosn ne.
oerpeiuoifen. bus Dut ioitatblaitl unn
Die anoeln lhns,sn Eampit,Hel, meldls
nebsil oenlienipen ltanD II. orr trpip
oite. pnloen lpsit aur Sslte aenD,ten
,Ssoes ,fenltsr in Der -rhliaeR Sabtli
uuroe Se,tttimmeii nno Die Iumpf
lOb,en. outh welne Ole 6ub,lildnms
ashti3t mtrctn. tuutoen l1sgerrlIer.
gine Qn3dhl Nrbeller Wuroen oulh Del,
sntweitbenoen DampI ihlimm uet
brannt
Slide beg erplOoirenoen TampItei
isls Du.oeu 5OU 6uB tuelt gs'hlsuoert.
Ole EampfmaiAlnsn unter 3,umlnet=
bautea beYrubsn nno e,n 200 ,tub
npber 5bulm. melher 80 CUB pom
ShuupluBe Der grpluliOu lidno. wu,o,
non flleaeuoen Stummsrn oes 9ampt
tsliels aet,ufisn uuo iiilrste tbsllpe,l,
Sutunlintn.
Subn 1olln. @hef ,Snpenitur. Der
IN &tRelhauie hano, wutDe bluuusa,
lbleuoert uno tom unDerlsbt DuDuu.
sbenio s. =. &aIp. Der altiNlalls eine
Strefe melt ioltasibleuoel, pu,oe.
usber Ole utiube Der @rUlonon miro
man ihelnll1 nle Nult.druna ers
halten, bod 9laubt man. ouB eln 81
herbeItsuentll. oaB auBer Oronuna
9eratben. oleielbe Uerurahte.
Sauio 0ino's, einer Der 8ei6oteten,
mar l9 Sabre alt uno lpobnie bel siti
nen gltern in MionlIe. @n yrnter
pon lbm muroe Dor unsefahr crsi M, :
naten IN enel Goblen9rube Der &oon=
lon @lnp BrOouct SO. ourh iallenoes
8elteln aetOotet uno Duulo ioraie len
oem elnslg fir ben llnterbalt ielue,
bstdaien Gltsrn uno iilngeren @is=
i1miiter.
Saniel abraham. oas sneite Gpfel
Der @rplOilon. mar % Sabre oil. @r
tpar Derbelratbet mno bnierldbt cine
gDlttDe uno swei tleine Ginoer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-12-23
Heid)er W6nncr 0abem iino
armicIia

neben oleier: sd piinIde. 3euanib
oarf Die Nusiaae absulegen. oab ih
electric 8itters fir gine Der grosisn
8aben balte. bic @ott ben 6rauen
osrlieben baf". idreibt Grau .. Rbine.
pault bon 8eifal Genier, q. y. .Nie
fam ith osrgeilen. mas es fir mid ae=
tbon bat" Disie bsrrli6e Dsebiain
uerleibt Der 6rau @eiltesfreuoe. Gors
pertraft uno iubelnoe @eiunbbeit. Gie
beilt ihnea Nerpoliidt, 5dlaHoHateit,
8riiblinn. GopImeh. RiifenidmeBen
Obnmabts- un0 Shminoelanidlle uno
baut bic Shiuaben 2sioenoeu uno
Grdnflitben balo auf. Yeriuht lie. SOC.
unter Garantie uertauit pons Is. Is.
peter's, Dem beutlden Mpotbeter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-12-23
Observation-Disclosures.

William Cole Srotter = Sarab pbil=
Lips. beioe bon nbrihspile.
Walter u. @eis, ubrihsDile = Warp
5Soilie Hauis. Uiionale.
sfobn s. 8iAaros 8oueh = Sarab
S. &eiib, beioe BON ubribspile.
Robert 3. yropn 6uSel @berlp,
beioe BON ubrihspllles
Carl Blaine @roBlano = Nsttie 8ai=
del, beioe pnn uhrihspile.
6reo. %. g8iie. Dlaiilllon Sarob
W. Sin9baus. Stem philadelphia.
Sames y. McSrioe. Nelp philadelphia
- Marp 8. 3csaart. Dennlion.
2etpis 8. garcus. Nsn PHILADELPHIA
2eOta W. 9elfenbaugb. Canal
EODer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-12-23

sss9a ttt1t uttltDt tUuiU,
Nls am 5amIfng Nbeno Oarr !
Wa9ner bon ben 6tnblnerten in @ana
Eoper, no er angeiisat ilt, nod Der
6taot gina. beaegnete ibm Elm isrem=
Der, uno itelte mebrere 6raasn. ylob=
lid 0ber madte er eiHen Weriuh,
gDaaner oas 3aihsnbub aus Der 5u=
ihe sn reiBen. iporauf Wagner ben
Grelllosn nit einem tpaftiaen 5auIt=
fdlaa 30 Yoosn firsdte. Der ssremoe
srbOb iib oaranf 10 Ihnell als m0alin
unb lllahte fid aus bem Stanbe. Waa-
nsr bate turs porher ieinen 2obn ses
1oasn uno iein 9aidenbu1 ipdre cine
CUTE gsute leiueIen.
9nl WsoniaQ Wloroen in Der
S5rtibs brad bier an C1tspohffraBe in
Der 3milhsniuano 3nilhsn Der 9eon-
sxp Udderei un0 benz 9usear1lpas
y dduront Geusr ous. Dos Sseuer
iunrDe hit entofft, ols Das sDeite
Giodpsff fin nit Naud fillte, tonnte
nter mil Ieidbfer Mnhe pon Ieuer.
bepaxtsmsni nit gbemitnlien gsI6i9t
lpfrbtn. 0as Gener entii0no binter
fjufnl giifnblsn. Dns in Mtfiauront
lntsr BEN Glen onasbrn9t mar, UNI
lf dfo u i&hbsIl. Dns obtr in
M 5ltf Qerislb lIn0 DnS ooij M ber
o II 8rauD NIX G&aosn lirI.
M &<( N 81 N h { II Sg 81 IA #
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eeit Is Sabren ecpcimtat

ourb unDerbaulidtsitss Sdmersen, nah
peraebliden Neriuhen nit bielen Dotr
toreu uno 5000 lperth Wleoisinen, Qe-
brauhte .. &. apseue bon Snalelioe,
q. g., suleBt 8r. Sings Rem Gle
pillen nno. mie er itrsibt. beilien lie
i6n uOliftdnoia- Sic bsilen Qartiei-
biateit. 8alleniuht. NerpentDpfmeh,
Maaen-. 2sber=. Ni,rens unD uuier.
leibs-2eioen 25c. bel %. s. peter's,
0em oeutI1,n 4potbefer.
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6r6tlils sittlal ,isu |!
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.srom 9por.hn 81 R;thor,

i5ran Martba u. Gilbou BON
Winerol 9Th. tpal6e i'm Common
pltas Berint uno I'M RreisaeriHt
eiaen pro5fB aeGen bic Gtabt Mine-
rnl Gitp aeiunnnen. ipoburA ihr ein
66aDensriob uDn ~. 800 aiiHfpronen
lpuros. hotnun btn pro3eb inl Eiaats.
cber oeribt ptrlcrsn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-12-23

= gas BON benz tiiraliben giien-
bahnt0nig 6. 8. 0arriman binter=
laliene BermOaen lit ieBt auf l49 Mil=
llonen 0bgeihdbt morben. 9llles in
etlpa 10 Sabren 0urd giienbabn. Gps=
tulattonen eriporben.
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Der W0nD lit Uom griimettt
X sSGS 0ctttad)t,

mbhten piele 2euie ols Shusirau qlau=
ben mad Ell. lusim lie ausaebt. Inn
Msbl iic ibr @sbdf Ill tauisn. aber
penn iie etmmal BeetleB Mehl aeza
braliht bat. 10 NH II, t,in anoeres
nlthr. mil es cine .6teuoe in. 'Sfot 3a
hafsn. fuspn es 10 peiB, lsiht uhb
ihnafhaft miro. lpie es nit o,elens
alls1sseihneisn Mebl Der 6all 1T
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1909-04-27
observation-disclosures
$4,000 Worth Of Stock
Sold in Few Hours.

Monday evening" April 19th public meeting held in the
house at Cha all of the required stock to start bank in
Chas subscribed in ten capital stock OF SOO
The bank National bank will be known the First Ma
tiona Bank Chais The following day decided to
books subscriptions of stock
subscribed making $35 The stock sold
500 D. Smuz of Minneapolis Minn and his
socates the Norhwes Securities Co., hold 80 shares the
troll of the stock. The stockholders as follows
D. G. Smutz and associates Minneapolis Mimi
Geo. A. Ellis, John Osrom, Miss Julia FallsPahsamaroi
Henry Sturkey j. H. Thompson-Staney, Idaho
George r. Dearden-Cuser, Idaho.
Harry j Salmon Idaho.
George W. Emery-Bay horse, Idaho
Mrs NJ A. Waters VIM Buster Mrs VIM. Buster, William A.
Terri Leonard Peck j. G. Fox Lee Kerr T. j. Kerr Carl
Malm, T. W. Chivers E. J. Michael F. A. Reed W. w. Adam
son. Pushaw, VIM Babcoc, Olson, w. H. Peck.
A. McFadden Emmett Hosord Mrs W. H. Leaton James
IT. Gayle, Mrs M Jose s. Brown F. Nickerson Co., Kath
crime Cameron Mary Morrison, Wawin T. Job Mrs F. A.
Reed Mrs T. Gayle W. Bradbury John W. Stephens, M.
NJ. Sweet, R. N. Hul-Challis, Idaho.
The First National Bank Chas it's doors
1909 has excellent backing and do doubt
but what will be dividend is expected that its
a stock will reach $4,000 by June st next Mr. Smutz
banker % experience and he will have charge of the
bank He will live Challis has East for his family
story building out of rock
some building in town for temporary use
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1909-04-27

presence frightened and which death
has now darkened. Though he is gone
his record has been made and will re
main with US as lasting treasure.
His life was gentle, but like the still
waters it was deep. In his heart OF
his hand was never weary, his step
never failed in caring for and minis
tering to those who were in any way
dependent upon him.
The funeral services were held at the
Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday after
noon, April 22nd, at o'clock, Rev.
Burnett officiating and paying most
beautiful tribute to the memory of the
deceased. The casket was covered
with the most beautiful flowers, all OF
which spoke of peace, purity and i'm
mortality. At the close of the services
an unusual long procession followed
the remains to our silent city of the
dead. At the open grave we say fare
we'll" May Gods purest angels guard
his slumbers.
Besides devoted wife he leaves fve
daughters--Mrs.J John Kirk, Mrs. j. =
Adams, Mrs. Joseph Rodgers, Mrs
Henry Nichols and Mrs. NJ. A. Brown
and two sons, William and Gilbert
Hallaran, and many other relatives.
We can only remind these mourners
that he is not dead, he is only asleep
resting after long and we'll spent life
here; he cannot, and would not If h<
could return to US; we can, II we will
90 to him. Behind the storm cloudI
always lurks the rainbow and wheE
the storm is past 1t weeps upon thu
flowers of the land and the pearls o
the sea. Darkness precedes the dawn
ing and out OF the blsckness OF nigh
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1909-04-27

1t appearing that Chas. Waddleton,
VIM. Buster, Joseph Horton, Joseph
Rodgers and VIM. Elder were the five
candidates receiving the highest num-
Der of votes, they were each declared
duly elected.
At this time the newly elected Off
GERS subscribed to the official oath, and
were duly sworn by the clerk after
which they proceeded to organize by
electing a chairman and treasurer.
Joseph Rodgers was duly elected
chairman and Chas. Middleton, treas
urer.
The Village Attorney was instructed
by motion duly passed, to draft the
necessary resolution or ,.r finance for
the purpose of creating Street Improve
ment District No. 1.
Meeting adjourned until next reg
ular meeting.
l.. E GLENNON, Clerk.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1909-04-27
At REST.

We bent today over coffined form.
And our tears fell softly down;
We looked our last on the aged face,
With its look OF peace, its patient grace
And hair like silver crown.
DIED-At his home at the Beardsley
Hot Springs, near Challis, Idaho, on
Tuesday, April Goth, 1909, at o'clock
D. m., MIR. Philip Hallaran. Aged,
nearly 76 years.
Mr.. Hallaran was born in Ireland,
but at the age of 2 years came with
his parents to the United States, and
they settled at New Orleans, La. In the
year 1889 Mr.. Hallaran aud family
moved to Challis, where he has since
resided, with the exception of few
years at Pahsamaroi.
Deceased was beloved by all that
knew him. He was q devoted husband
and kind and indulgent father, and
to his friends the soul of fellowship
But the greatest OF all he was man.
And as man it is that those who
knew him best most love to contem
plate him. He believed in the father
hood of God and the brotherhood o.
man. He believed that the man who
scatters flowers in the pathway Of hi'
fellow men, who let's into the dark
places of life the sunshine of human
sympathy and human happiness, Ii
following in the footsteps of his Mas
ter.
Bis last words were expressive Of
peace ia God and a willingness to de
part and be at rest with Him. Hi
Or full, helpful life; his devotion T.
his wife and family and kindness t.
every body will long linger as fra
grant memory in the home which hi
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1909-04-27

Martin Joyce and Billy Gin
nell went out to Parker Noun
tain Saturday to commence work
on the Parker mine.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1909-04-27

comes the sunshine and joy of the d lay.
And so from the beauty of his life take
an inspiration and go forth to live as
comes you may say as did he, "All is
WE'LL"
We knew not what work his hands had found,
What rugged places bis feet;
What cross was his. what tlackness of night.
We saw but the peace. the blossoms white,
And the bunch OF ripened wheat
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1909-04-27
FABLE.

Once upon a time, lark built her
nest and raised her brood in a farm
er's grain field, by and by the grain
ripened and mother lark knew from
past experience that pretty soon the
farmer would come to cut the grain
thereby spoil her nest. So one morn
ing she told one of the children to go
to the farmers house and listen to
what was said about harvest. Pretty
soon the young lark came back in an
awful futter and said; 20, Mamma,
let us be moving at once, the farmer
has sent one of his boys to town to get
help to harvest the grain" But the
mother lark said: ''Never miud, just
keep cool, no need to hurry" The
next morning she sent another chick
to listen. Pretty soon that one came
back all ia a futter and said : 80,
Mamma, let us hurry, the farmer mar
has sent to the neighbors for help &c
cut the grain and we will all be kill
ed" but the wise old mother said: 20
never mind, go on and play" Th'
next morning she dispatched third
chick, who reported on its return tina
the farmer man had said: ''Come boys
lay off your coats, we'll cut the grail
ourselves" Then the old lark got bus,
and said: Come. children, get q NOV
on yourselves; it is time we we're get
ting out of here"
NJ o r A L.
Challis is going to have railroad.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1909-04-27

completed their work and have informed
approximately both sides of Salmon
Round Valeyw be reclaimed by the two big canals
have gone the machinery and
will be built possible The main canal will
Salmon the Bayhorse
grade will big body of for will be Is
the and "a wide
carry feet of water
Round Valley than other enterprise
will add least 1000 people to
cur valley many This will bring
railroad, if not, an electric line to Salmon City.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1909-04-27
City Council Minutes.
Challis is going to have a railroad

CHALLIs, IDA., April 20, 1909
TIE Board of Trustees of the Village
of Challis, Custer county, Idaho, met
in regular adjourned session on the
above named date Present. phi
Rodgers, Chairman; VIM. Buster and
Chas. Waddleton. A bsent-T. J. Kerr
and D. b. Drake.
At this time the official count of the
ballots cast at the recent village elec-
ton, held on April 9th, 10 Q, showed
the following vote for Village Trus
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1909-04-27

John johnson and son were
over from May last week.
O. w. Kessinger was up from
Mackay last week on business.
Joe's tonsorial shop in now
undergoing change in the way
of new paper and paint. E. G.
Headrick is doing the artistic
decorating.
Harry McGee was in town last
week from California. We are
informed he and his partner are
on deal to buy the Park Med
ical hot springs, at Robinson, of
K. D.
Last week DR.. Lynn operated
on l.. Germer for hermina, and
also removed the tonsils from the
Ellison child, and both the above
patients are doing nicely. Mrs.
Effie Blume and Ed. Baker and
Ed. Keene are improving.
Judge Truitt of Moscow is ex-
pected here this week. The
Judge, we are told, is interested
in the big irrigation project in
Round Valley. Mr.. Truitt is al
so heavy owner in some elec-
trio railways in North Idaho, and
while here will consider the the
needs of an electric line up and
down Salmon river.
It is said that the Lost Packer
company will not operate its big
smelter at Loon creek this year,
nor do they intend to run it until
a new.wagon road is built. The
closing down of the Lost Packer
smelter will be hard blow to
Custer county, for two years past
it has been the largest mining
enterprise in operation in the
county. Last year that company
expended for freight alone, in
Custer county, nearly 800, 900.
Such enterprises as this and
others, the county should aid
and encourage, and people can
not afford to let any personal in
terest stand in the way. This
company has found out by ex-
perience that they cannot Oper
ate their smelter over three or
four months in the year on ac
count of the heavy snow on the
Loon creek summit. They have
found another wagon road route
to Loon creek with light snow
fall, and shorter route, and by
which they would be able to Op-
crate their smelter six or seven
months each year. This would
mean much to them and the
county at large. This route is
via. Challis creek and Parker
Mountain. Such road wOult
not only benefit the Lost Packer
but it would open up transporta
i ton to a vast mineral belt all tn
S way to Loon creek. And it i
also the intention to build th'
I road from Loon creek to Sheer
IL Mountain to Stanley Basin. The
$ Lost Packer asks for SIS, 900 Q
l. the county for the constructor
e of the road to Loon creek, an
IS they will stand the balance @
l. the expense of the road con
% struction. The $4,000 bond
y proposed will not raise taxes on
o cent, as Forest Reserve funt
IL will more than pay off the bond
81 and interest in ten years.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1909-04-27

of the Buick type. In the car
were Miss Myrtle Morrison, J. 4
H. Greene, G. V. Hanson, Arth
ur McGown, the Buick agent
and Milt Russell, the driver.
Owing to heavy roads it took
them 5 hours to make the trip.
They returned to Mackay the
same afternoon and made the
run in 4 hours and 25 minutes.
Mr.. Hanson will not commence
making regular trips with the
cars before May 1st.
Stop yer durn ki-otte howlin',
Chaw some sand and git some grit;
Don't sit in the dumps growlin',
Jump the roost,
Aud boost a bit.
Fall III while the bands a playin,
Ketch the step an march along,
Stead o pessimistic bayiu
Jine, the hallelujah song.
DrOD yer udtu tucT--uO 6OluC tOOtiu
Grab q horn. you cuss, and split
Every echo with yer tootin-
Jump the roost
An boost bit.
The above should apply to an
article in the Mackay Miner of
last week, signed "a Very Old
Timer-T. G. Long," who, in a
very feeble manner, trys to
knock the proposition to bond
Custer county for $4,000 for
the purpose of building roads
and bridges in the county where
most needed, to open up the vast
resources of Custer county.
| We do not know or care who
this "Old Timer" is, for it does
not matter, but it is evident that
he is knocker and is against
any improvement in the county
for fear it might help Challis
Such rot A! When one portion OF
the county is improved, the
, whole county receives benefit
) in the way of more taxable prop
erty. AS the Miner published
; the. article referred to withOu
comment, it might looks as
S that paper voiced the sentilnen
= therein expressed.
, This old timer is not truthful
in his strtements, for he say
that the Parker Mountain roa
4 to Loon creek is no shorter no
earlier than the present road, br
: this statement is not true, q
every one knows who is pOstet
= Then again he alarmed about th
taxes in the county. These bono
will not add one cent of taxatio,
$ as the Forest Reserve revenue
the county in ten years will pa
q the bonds and interest. Now
r the "Old Timers moaning abo'
: the Loon creek road. The LO
Packer Go. only ask for S15,0 ,0(
to help build the road, they wi
do all the balance. The balane
of the bonds $25, ,OOO--goes I
build We gon roads and oridg'
on Lost river, Salmon river, ar
other parts of the county whel
most need. So the Old-tim'
\ need have no nightmare abo'
7 Challis wanting all of the pie.
The "very old timer" or o
mossback, again complains abo
the hotel fare in Challis, in b
agony of fear of bonds. v
have as good hotel fare here :
any place in the State. b
what does hotel fare have to {
IN about voting bonds, we wOu
- like to know ? We want to 81
,e Custer county developed, and
necessary, to vote bonds.