The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-11-22
Local News Items.

Judge flnnell is very low at
this writing.
VIM. Waters and wife depart
ed Friday for New Orleans, La.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noel returned
last Friday to their home at Mt.
Home.
Call at Mrs. Busters for the
new dress ginghams, shepherd
check goods, etc.
Mr.. Dolberg, the steel bridge
contractor from Pocatello, was
in town last week.
Miss Kelleher has gone to
Boise to attend a meeting of the
county superintendents.
Mrs. D. G. Smutz returned to
Challis Wednesday from Boise,
and will spend the winter here.
Alex. Burnett, Chase A. Clark,
DIR. Arthur and DR.. Patterson
killed four deer at Mosquito Flat
last week.
Peter Wear, a miner, so years
of age, we'll known on Salmon
river, died of pneumonia Nov.
18th, at Haley.
FOR SALE. One mare and
filly; one buggy and one piano.
Inquire of Miss l.. S. Treloar,
Challis, Idaho.
Mrs. W. H. Leaton departed
Saturday for SanFrancisco on
account of the severe illness of
Mrs. Milhoan's daughter.
Captain j. H. Lemon, of Den
yer, Colo, solicitor for Idaho,
Utah and Wyoming, of the Sal
vation Army, was in Challis last
Saturday.
Chase Clark and wife, DR.. Pat
terson and wife, DR.. Arthur and
wife, and Mrs. Sadie Champion
and wife returned to Mackay
last week.
FOR SALE.-S5OO, Broom
house furnished and one block
or s lots, two blocks from school
house. Call or address J. l..
Riley. Challis. Idaho.
This office won the guessing
contest on election of county Off
5 GERS Nov. Sth. Out of the four
teen county officers elected, we
guessed wrong on but two.
There will be a Thanksgiving
ball held at the opera house il
! Challis on Thursday night, Nov
D oath by Henderson's Orchestra
: The usual price of admission.
Judge Finnell last week sold {
= half lot next to his old black
4 smith shop to Bert Macnab, wht
will build store building righ
away, and open up gents fur
e nishing store.
I We are reliably informed tha
the G. & P. Railroad Co. las
. week unloaded eleven cars o
grading machinery at Salmon
This looks as if they were get
ting ready to do some grading
e pretty soon.
Mrs. VIM. Buster is receivin:
and displaying an elegant line o
holiday goods this year. Sh
carries nothing but the best, o
!. which, she has the most com
> plete line. This will be SAINT
n Claus headquarters this year.
n The Commissioners met las
y Friday to make the official elec
If tion returns, which will be foun'
!; on page 8 of this issue, and TO
!. future reference, this copy vii
~ be good one to file away. Th
y Iofficial count made no materia
II difference in the result of th
il county candidates who were run
:, % ming close, only E. j. Michae
"a gained 3yOtes in Darlington pre-
,s cinct. The bridge bonds carrie
'6 by 90 majority over the neces
70 70 sary two-thirds vote, and thi
% result was very gratifying to tn
70 Board, who have been very al
10 dent supporters of steel bridges
70 and especially Chairman Camp
~ hell The vote shows that Mac
kay, Battle Ground, Pahsamaroi
10 Sunol and Darlington wen
! against the bonds, that is, the
s : did not carry by the require
o wo-thirds. Challis, Bayhorse
k Clayton, Stanley, Custer. Sur
'e beam and Loon Creek all CAV
II the bonds good majorities. l
o Darlington, where the count
r has just put in $4,000 stet
( bridge, the vote stood 8 for til
bonds and 20 against the bonds