The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-11-15
Local News Items.

Call at Mrs. Busters for the
new dress ginghams, shepherd
check goods, etc.
Judge Finnell is very low at
this writing. and the end may
come at any moment.
On account of the sickness of
Judge Wolters, Judge Stevens
is holding court in Judge VOL
ter's district
For light or heavy harness,
blankets, collars, pads, etc, see
g. NJ. Read, west of postofice.
Repairing a specially.
VIM. jerks arrived in town
Sunday from Junction, after an
absence of more than d year. He
is running a hotel at Leadore-
G.. Nj. Read has moved his
Shoe and Harness Shop to the
new building-frst on 60 n e
door west of postofice.
Attorney Chase Clark, DR..
Patterson and DR.. Arthur are up
from Mackay on a deer hunt.
They left Sunday for Mosquito
Flat.
Mrs. Kemp, wife of our hard
ware dealer, Mr.. F. c. Kemp,
arrived in town last week, and
they are residing in the O'Neal
residence.
There will be a Thanksgiving
ball held at the opera house in
Challis on Thursday night, Nov.
oath by Henderson's Orchestra.
The usual price of admission.
d.. Philips has returned from
Idaho Falls, and is prepared to
do all kinds of first-class dental
work at reasonable prices. He
will be at his Office two days each
week-Tuesday and Thursday
give him a call.
Mrs. VIM. Buster is receiving
and displaying an elegant line Of
holiday goods this year. She
carries nothing but the best. of
which, she has the most com
plete line. This will be Santa
Claus headquarters this year.
The is talk O. contesting the
Custer county e. ion ticket. on
the grounds that the words
"Party Motto: Let the People
Rule" " which was printed on the
| Democratic ticket. at the top OF
said Democratic ticket make:
the whole ticket illegal.
Next Congress will have {
| Democratic majority OF %. Thi:
settle Uncle Joe's hopes for
iSpeakership. The Democrats
came near getting control of the
Senate. The Socialist at las
| Tuesdays election elected theil
first member to Congress
Berger, of Wisconsin.
We publish an election taol,
on page S of this issue, whicl
gives the returns from ever,
precinct in the county. 1t is a
complete as we could get it a
this time. 1t will be noticed tha
in some of the precincts the Soc
lialist, the amendments and th'
vote on bonds are omitted, be
cause that information is not a
hand. To set up" a table o
this magnitude is task.
We regret very much to lear1
of the sudden death of John D
Black, of Salmon, brother Q
Mac Black, of Challis. He ha
been out to yellow jacket. an
took a severe cold and then pneu
monia. He was taken to Salmo
and died on Nov. 18th. Ma
Black and wife left for Salmo
Saturday. Deceased leaves
widow and family. He was
! resident of Challis 20 years age
and is about 40 years of age
Jack is fine. young man. an
has many friends who will b
panied to learn of his death.
The belated Loon Creek elel
tion returns were brought
Challis last Sunday afternoon b
VIM. T. Oster of Sunbeam. Thi
precinct polled Is votes, of whic
Senator Macbeth received II
. Fowler 4 and Shaw l. Senate
: Macbeth, with all the returns II
is re- elected by maiarity; an
L. E. Glennon (Rep.), is electe
Representative by 6 majority
and f. j. Michael is elected Aud
} itor by II majority. The thre
largest majorities on the count
ticket are all Democrats, viz
Mrs. Chamberlain for Treasure
1852 majority; Robt. Campbell fC