The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-08-30
Wankrr Tnrk Unlnrn.

The Fork enjoying the best of health and its usual state
of prosperity.
1t fairly all this OF the county
averaging 3d. but the nights decidedly coofrom
freezing but below the mark July to date
August squirrels badgers
ing supply mild predict
ed by those who ought which will be the mild
recorded here since before since after Lewis Clark passed
through
The leaves yellow here
in August and the mountain gophers commonly known pick
pins that usually disappear their winter beds the fore
of September suddenly disappeared out of ghtevey of
hemeary August Does all this that the country
to burn freeze Disturbances in the political
planetary system may something with it, None but the
brave enter the political this year.
There trout the waters of The Fork this
Fishing good for those who have worldly and nothing
do but shady brooks and the Turing fly
where the nny folk the cool catch to
things edible that float their But shngs mixed with too
much hard work be 1t naturally
under the head of business necessity Fish food and fishing
is losing business pound OF fish costs more than five
pounds of beef time labor bait and hooks for anything
The building Co. progressing rapid
y completion large building concentrating
plant also going The of Sunbeam growing rapidly
The Custer Commercial Cos Custer has late been
ceivng large consgnmen of supplies They furnish largely
the supplies to the outside camps
Some considerable being manifested the coming
Primary election There lot Of good mentioned the
list published the MESSENGER. But the Primary will
doubt OF them What left should be of the best
both parties The opinion be that the bond is
should carry Good bridges
largely county property
the other and much safer to travel good roads and
bridges The peoples realized the
of good roads
Although hundred miles from the railroad Mackay
becoming quite The Fork There three
sight at Bonanza and Custer the other day and
all the limit One of these Mr. Cables of the Sunbeam;
Snake River with Mr. Keefer and
bands this vicnity Mr.
Heidi Mackay with his brought his wife
children visit with Mr. and Mrs Chris Deen Of Bonanza
of Mrs Heidi They hours and Jack went back
in eight hours the East Fork
The Carrie Nation Kansas Cycloney Wave passed The
Fork about the Of july when the Comet which
time extremely dry weather. has prevailed watering
place. this side of the Joe Boggs Oasis Clayton the river
with the exception of Sunbeam which the dry bet
but of to side five miles and the people prosperous
tented and happy. Even church beer" is declared
constitutional along the the Yankee Fork Did
orefathers fight Liberty did they fight Slavery
light vote is predicted at the general election.
Presumably price the coming general election
will remain hereooreS5 90 the minimum $4,000
the maximum depending the pull push
There different papers
here of political character varied influence The
Appeal Reason floating the breeze with considerable fol
lowng the Yellow Jacket buzzng around with its singer
out both ends the Rip Saw cutting the Buzz Saw
making the bark fly and the Bingville Bugle is on
help along with the is Land of Lib
erty." GRAPH
Yankee Fork Observatory Sunday Rest Day, Aug 49, 10