The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-10-25

jane hCiSiilSCA VI AAooO IOA
was Challis visitor last week.
Mrs. Turner, a sister of the
late l.. H. Johnston of Challis,
arrived in town Friday evening
from Fort Dodge, Iowa.
No one appears to know defn-
ately, but some think that Dist
rict Court will convene here to-
morrow, or this week.
Mrs. Waddleton expects her
oldest son, Bert Clarrington, who
has been in the U. s. Navy for
several years, to arrive in Chal
lis this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ballard, father
and mother of Surveyor Ballard,
departed Sunday for their home
in Indiana, after two weeks
visit in Challis.
There will be a concert given
to- morrow evening at the Odd
Fellows Hall at $50, to pay for
the pavement in front of the
church. We hope every one will
patrOnize it. Admission 25 cts.
Chas. Matley, foreman of the
Wood Livestock Co.. was thrown
from his horse and hurt on last
Thursday. He was hurriedly
brought to the Challis Hospital
and Drs. Lynn and Tyrer found
that he had fractured should
er, which was set, also fractur-
r ed rib. His hip was not broken
as at first reported.
. Mr.. James NJ. Dickey. of ST.
Paul, Mimi, and Miss Deane G..
. Smutz, of Challis, Idaho, were
married at the home of the bride
4 at Boise, Idaho, on Wednesday,
Oct. 10Th, 1910. The bride is
:. the eldest daughter of Mr.. and
4 Mrs. D. c. Smutz, of this city
q and is one of our most estimable
n and highly esteemed young lad
g les, and has a host of friends
e here who extend their best wish
a es and congratulations
Everybody is anxious to hea1
10 who is elected, and in order to ge
- such information before Nov. Is
4 when the Board counts the votes
:; it is necessary that some persOl
!; makes copy of the votes il
,s each precinct before the judge
sesl the returns. Now if som
IF person in each precinct will sen
~ to this Office as soon as pOssibl
;g the returns from their precinct
of State, County, the vote on tn
!; amendments and bridge bond:
70 we will compile table of TIA
20 returns of the county, and in
of day or two we will print copis
no of this table, and send copy {
w it to each person in the precin'
49, who took the trouble to send
Ia. US the returns of his precinct.
in Hon. J. C. Fox writes und'
es- date of Oct. 18th from Boise, ;
TX follows
IN Il will drop you line abo
G. the fair. 1t is all right-the be
have seen in all kinds of frui
just as good as can be raised an
SITS where, and plenty of it-not
lhe few plates but boxes, one lot
ted 60 boxes and Z or 8 varieties, al
IN vegetables just as good-s -squas
90 es that weigh 14O pounds, n
VI one, but by the load. All kin
ing of machinery and inventions
nes electricity and power by sal
er- and by steam, oil, and ever
on thing to save labor-cookir
~ churning, washing, plantlr
'iS sowing, reaping, threshing, CT
all ting fodder for cattle, hors'
in hogs and chickens. Horses, C
on tie, sheep, hogs and poultry
end to them-21 varieties
- best | ever saw, and come to +;
% horses among the best in the
usy S., of course not the fastest.
ter pool selling and very little b
w. ting. No liquor sold on grour
but plenty of bottles in the DO
pockets. Good order, and eve
Aeo thing in fine shape. Balloon g
is up every day, but the fly
A machine failure, as | have l
yer seen it raise of the ground. I
fair is good. and DISPLAYS in