The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-09-27
Local News Items.

Salt Lake.
The Boise Statesman has come
out as an Independent paper.
Mrs. Joseph Rodgers and dau
ghter expect to depart for Salt
Lake on Thursday of this week.
D. w. Shanafelt expects to
move some time next month to
Spangle, Washington, where he
will locate.
Forest Polaris is a new arrival
from Montana, looking for a loc-
alton and visiting with j. A.
Harrington and family.
Work will start this week put
ting down the new concrete side
walks in Challis. They will COW
er four blocks on Main Street.
Chas. Ridley of San Jose, CAL.
is here visiting the Harrington
and Howe families. Mr.. Ridley
is a new settler in the valley and
here to stay.
Attorney G. L. Heitman was
last week elected chairman of
the Republican State Central
Committee, and Addison Smith
was chosen as secretary.
For Sale or Exchange. Two
town lots and a 1O-room lodging
house, nearly finished, in Arco'
Idaho, on Salmon Avenue-One
a corner lot. Building and lots
in business portion oftown. Viii
sell for cash, or exchange same
for farm property or livestock
For particulars inquire of or ad
dress Mrs. A. NJ. Hooper O
Challis. Idaho.
r Married--On Sunday evening
2 Sept. 4, 1910, Miss Lily Drape
i to Walter Davisson, of Malheu
county, Oregon, at the home o
e Mrs. Sprats. Miss Draper is tn
n only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
e Chas. G. Draper, of Council, an
s is held in the highest esteem b
g her many friends. They will re
e side on a ranch near Council.
n AGOOD POSITION.-Can be had b
8 ambitious young men and ladies in tn
field of wireless" or Railway tell
Z praphy. Since the S-hour law becam
= effective. and since the Wireless con
panies are establishing stations thr'
ughout the country there is gre,
e shortage of telegraphers. Position
pay beginners from $40 to $50 p'
}, month, with good chances for advanc
8 ment. The National Telegraph Inst
tute of Portland, Oregon, operates 81
lt official institutes in America, und
"a supervision of r. R, aud Wireless OF
Gals and places graduates into posit
IL ons. 1t will pay you to write them Il
Is full details. n-l4
)! The Attorney General of Id
m no has given an opinion that tt
If candidates have until Nov. 81
as to file their expense accounts.
ID several counties candidates fai
S, ed to file their accounts. So
IN will be tested by the supren
court. So if his opinion hol'
or the original nominees by tt
people will stand. If not. Il
names filled by the central col
mittees will be placed upon Il
- tickets. The law says that ca
~ didates must file their expen
accounts within ten days at
- the Primary election, or they a
disqualified from being plac
- upon the ticket.
a In speaking of E. G. Headri
ror and his latest misfortune, l
IN Kirtley has word from the 5
or Lake oculist who is treating n
ID Headrick, that there is a char
He to save the eye. In speaking
nd Mr.. Headrick, the HALEY Tin
in says "Mr. Headrick forme
He lived in Haley. He was an
,g- ascible gentleman. The ind
raj tion from a telephone wire Ike
,as ing him awake at night he
,od it, and as he threatened to do
lat again, and did so, he was arrt
ed and put under bonds. Shol
vas thereafter he removed to 1
ut. levue, but as the telephone
,ral put in there too he went to VI
vas lis to live, in order to be az
from the telephone and rallroa