The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-04-26
Barber Shop.
F1RST-CLASS WORK
Slaves 25 Cents.
Hair-cuts 50 Cents.
Drop in and see me.
You're Next
J. l. EBBERTs, Prop.
Challis, (Aain Street) Idaho

District Court conveues in
Challis next week.
Halley's comet in visible at :
O'Clock in the morning.
A brother of the late Harry
Friend, arrived in town Satur-
day from Nebraska.
Lockhart Boyd and son re-
turned Saturday from Nevada.
Mr. Boyd is looking better than
he has for years
Mr.. Whiting of Ellis was
brought to the Challis Hospital
on Saturday evening. He is in
2 critical condition
Two water men for the Pah-
samaroi irrigation project arriv-
ed in town last week from Boise.
and went over to May.
The Misses Dean and Lucille
Smutz returned Wednesday a.
ter spending the winter in Min
neapolis and St. Paul.
LOst-A log chain between
ChaIlis and Mrs Thompson's
ranch Finder will confer a fav-
or by returning same to George
Thompson
Ira Oiler, the youngest son Of
our worthy citizen, andrew Oiler,
arri zed last week from Princtou.
Mo- The son may conclude to
locate here.
Col JAS A. McFadden arrived
last week frsm HALEY, where ~
spent the winter. The Colonel
is in excellent health and look
ing younger than ever.
Surveyor Ballard is surveying
the principal streets of ChalIis
for new sidewalks 1t is decided
to build new walks and put them
on a grade of the streets
Today is Odd Fellow day-the
91st birthday of the founding OF
that order in America The oc-
casioR will be observed here in
Challis with appropriate exer-
cises-
DR. Claude Furgeson is nov
in Challis at ths. City Drug store
prepared to do all kinds of first
class dental work Call early
and have your dental work at
tended to-
Judge Kilgore of Mackay vas
in town the fore part Of last
week. The Judge is interested
in the irrigation project across
Salmon river. and came up to in
spect the works
On account of the illness of
Mrs ]. A. Wood it was neces-
sary for her to resign the posi-
ton as principle of the Challis
public school. and Mrs ]. a.
Thompson of Clayton, has been
engaged to ill out the balance
of the tern as principle
An q. S. Postal Inspector ar
rived in town Saturday. He IS
here to report on the new mail
route from Challis to Custer,
which now includes Sunbeam
We are told there are no bids in
to carry the mail over this new
route. as the schedule is almost
an impossibility-
The G. l. P. Railroad reached
Salmon City yesterday, and the
big iron hoss is in that city.
Now that the road has reached
Salmon, we ought to know soon
which way it is going from that
point-up or down Salmon river
for they will soon commence
grading one way or the other If
they intend to extend the line
The Boise Statesman says: Cr-
1. W. Lynn of Challis, who has
been in the city for the past two
weeks, returned to his honie last
evening. The doctor came over
to take the state pharmaceutical
examination. He was success
fnl in passing his examination,
having scored the highest mark
of the entire class, 50 per cent
The sale of the big land grant
of the Willamette Valley & Cas-
cade Mountain Road Company
during the past week to capital
lists said to represent the Hill
| interests indicate to many that
the reported Pacific coast outlet
for the Burlington will become
rool;tv II ia believed Hill will