The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-12-20
It's Rise, Fall and Final Rejuvinatlon;
the Same Being a Reliable Lie, or
Romance of Custer County,
Founded Upon Facts.

fact that county dynamite explosion
being kicked death by a mue-C E. E. ,
Continued from last week.)
Bill Jim having secured their ground got congraua
all that they good and deserved
ledge found place and several feet wide right where
of No II prints showed that of the had
walked his showed free gold
we'll that everybody true fisher
granite with indications digmore Some
said tunnel others sell outright for cash. put
quartz mill or give long time bond.
cutting the ledge, fixed and boiled
pot while others scattered for extensions far
miles At first everybody full of enthusiasm but
passed many saying everything located
Reports had into the especially The Chas Silver
Messenger with capital back of them made
Bill JIM arguing how it for the good of the country
al that capital should be Interested
Finally with their consideration of capital and the fact that the
ledge did not improve under labor Bill and Jim granted bond
with enough down to last them winter.
put work company formed the Great
Nine The ring tools the boom of blasts
heard the calm autumn weather good trail was cut and
kept busy packing while hewn the
and cabins built for the winter
The worked their Shifts the grub prepared by
smoked played cards slept their bunks and when
spring said that the mine ready for mill
CHAPTER Iv-THE BIRTH OF BOOMVILLE
Quite kept up November, and by
the the canyon forming
mining the ground where Bill and Jim had
that their big pine cut down for stovewood
was to the town in honor of Sam Skinner
who had been first put in saloon but finally given
other which we in fact will not mention definitely
don't want to be sued for damages
timber
of cabins from the red EARTH surrounding the growing
the 2Osamp mill The population amounted
era of working for the
and there IA and children Each build
ing dedicated dance began be divisions
society Bell Iangdon mentioned had camp
established Lodging House," every single
the married insisted staying Accordingly
half the would dance where Bell Langdon
they took their husbands home early
Among these radicals Mrs Molly OTooe who
hit with frying
with the teakette with the latter be-
necessary. Mrs OTooe mother
children in town and stood for strict morality
CHAPTER v-THE CHARMER OF THE CAMP.
AS for Bell Iangdon she was widow about o. tall
plump rosy with full lips large
hair the gold She laced but did not have
with banerng mischief her pretty dresses short at bosom
She could climb conquer borcho but prefer
red having lift the saddle often would slide back
his laughing teasing like vixen She could
eide whom to for she seemed to have choice of them ALL
less the handsome Ralph Moore who
Bonanza Lode Quartz Guch and who conceded be
love with Myrtle White who really the beautiful girl
mining But Ralph Moores love for her
have been by the long distance method for she extremely
modest The fact that thinking they lack the things
courtshp follow the lure of the who leads They
afraid of it.
young began APP
brought height
shaved his whiskers shirt Sunday
barber complained the frequency because dis
tubed his pursuit of and often caused him miss drink
There four saloons the but that of Sam Skin
did the business emporium poker
and the headquarters of Harry Thorn the
gambler Some of the did bother with change
y placed their checks behind the When
back work they sometimes received bottle
the gift of the bar Skinner kept his hide soaked will
the juice" but sight of the He bloc
osher and often said to his Take whskey damn
you 1t said he his whskey
out of tobacco juice and giant powder He h
several swampers' up early
and late pursuit of drink and made their profitable
the bar by always being One a
sweating with
his He familiar with dgnatares
the and they always him whskey escape
conversation
Then there another swamper" always