The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-10-11
Local News Items.

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Fine weather in Challis.
John Stephens is visiting with
relatives at Salt Lake.
Mrs. j. E. Bradbury returned
last week from a visit to Malad.
Mrs. VIM. Elder has gone to
Boise for visit, and to attend
the fair.
DR.. j. H. Lynn departed for
Chicago recently to resume his
work at school.
James H. Marker and family
Mackay have been in Challis for
the past week on a visit.
FOR SALE.-One hundred head or
more of good cattle. Prices, ETC.. in
quire of Thomas Jose, Challis, Idaho.
The Bayhorse postoffice has
been discontinued. The mail for
that point now goes to Clayton.
The Commissioners met in ses-
sion yesterday. This is the last
regular session by the present
Board.
1t is reported that District
court here will be postponed un-
til next month, but nothing is
authentic, however.
Mrs. Buster has one of the fin
est lines, just arrived, of ladies'
hats, cloaks and wraps ever
brought to Custer county. A
fine line of wedding presents are
expected in a few days.
FOund--Last week on the road
between town and Challis Creek.
two door keyes. Owner can have
same by calling at this Office and
proving property, and paying
two bits for this notice.
Governor Brady was in an
auto. wreck last week. His car
turned turtle, and the Governor
was thrown over a 5O-foot en-
bankment and had a very narrow
escape. But he was not serious
ly injured, and has again resum-
ed his campaign.
! A GOOD POSITION.-Can be had by
ambitious young men and ladies in the
field of Wireless" or Railway tele-
graphy. Since the s-hour law became
effective. and since the Wireless CON-
panies are establishing stations thro-
ughout the country there is great
shortage of telegraphers. Positions
pay beginners from $40 to 500 per
month, with good chances for advance
ment. The National Telegraph lnsti-
tute of Portland, Oregon, operates six
official institutes in America, under
supervision of r. r, aud Wireless Off
cials and places graduates into positi-
ons. 1t will pay you to write them fol
full details. lila
Married-At the residence ol
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Burnett il
Challis, Idaho, on Thursday, Oct
9th, 1910, at high noon, Rev. VIM
Burnett officiating, Mr.. Alexan
der Burnett, son of Assessor
Burnett, to Miss Juanita A. Mil
ler, daughter of Mrs. Chas. Nor
. rison. Both the bride and groom
are residents of Lost River, ant
are highly respected. The fol
lowing relatives were in atten
|, dance from Mackay at the wed
ding: Attorney Clark and wife
DR.. Patterson and wife, ant
: Chris. Rogers.
The Supreme Court of Idah
, last week handed down an opin
ion relative to candidates filinl
their campaign expenses. Unde
this ruling the names of the pei
: sons who were nominated at tn
, recent primary election will b
: placed upon the official ballot, :
:, and not the names in Custe
e county who were nominated b.
!; the Central Committee, so tn
y Republican and Democratic tick
, cts in this county stand as elect
t ed at the primary, viz: for thos
! who failed to file their expens
:. accounts within the proper time
= DemOcratic-FOr Treasurer, Mrs
r Alice B. Chamberlain. Reput
lican-For Treasurer, Arthur "
Covlo, FOR SohOO1 Supt Mis-