The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-08-02
Local News Items.

II. r.. Jones has filed Judge
Stevens name for e-nOminatlOn
for District Judge.
For binder twine and all kinds
of farm machinery and repairs
call on VIM. Buster.
Vote for second choice. This |
section is being tested in the su-
preme court of Idaho.
Ben Metzger has sold his in
terest in the new meat market
to "Bunt" McKendrick.
Arthur Wilcox has sold his
ranch to Montana parties. The
deal was made by Mr.. J. A. Har-
rington.
Miss Alice Felkner and Geo.
Clemow arrived Saturday from
Salt Lake. Mr.. Clemow's eye
sight has improved greatly.
For Sale-A first class Edison
phonograph, the best kind, near
ly new. and about 113 two and
four minute records. Inquire at
this Office.
DR.. Claude Ferguson, the den
tist from Blackfoot, writes us
that he will be in Challis in
about one week, prepared to do
all kinds of first-class work.
Miss Katherine Sublette and
Miss Madge AdamsOn departed
yesterday for their homes in the
East. The Misses Smutz ac-
companied them to Mackay.
A sneak thief broke into G. t.
Potter's store last week. En-
trance was gained through the
rear door. The sum of SIS. 90 in
cash and some tobacco was
stolen.
Attorney Lamme is out for
Representative in Blaine county
on the Democratic ticket, and
DR.. Leonard is out for Senator
in Lemhi county on the Demo
cratic ticket.
William L. Mcconnell. who has
been County Attorney of Bing
ham county two terms. is out for
District Judge of this district on
the Republican ticket. He is re-
ported to be well qualified fol
the office.
E. G. Headrick is playing in
hard luck. About a year ago he
lost an eye, and last week while
, fishing a limb struck him in the
I good eye, and he may lose the
sight of this also, and make him
totally blind.
f. G. Frazer, NJ. Burns anc
V. S. Swan, Of Kalispell, Mont.
was in Challis last week on q
visit to j. A. Harrington, ant
S they have concluded to locate IL
e productive Round Valley.
Is On the inside of this issue We
4 publish the Idaho Primary law
in full this week. Read it ant
l. post yourself how to vote unde
this new law. Under this law 6
newspaper cannot run politica
. announcements of candidates ant
ie charge for them, so we are run
ming them free. But there is M
law against printing a circula
and charging for it. We ar
r. getting out circular of severa
hundred copies, and printing al
= the political announcements L
it for So. 90 per announcement
And all the announcements tina
run in this circular will be ru
in the MESSENGER until Angus
3Oth free of charge. There j
no other way before the Primar
Election, to let the public kro'
that you are a candidate. w
bar no candidate.
Harry Day, manager and on
of the principal owners of til
Hercules mine, will make a tri
soon to Sheep Mountain, Custe
county, to examine some OF I'll
rich properties of that distric
N That section of Idaho has son
"a of the richest silver-lead mln'
in the state and some OF IL
richest ores ever produced
Idaho have come from there, b.
remOtenesS from transportatl(
has always been a great detl
meut. A number of railroa'
are planning to enter that sc
tiOn of the state at an early da
and the mines are getting in d
mand. According to the info
- nation here, Mr.. Day has b
y come interested in some pro
critics there through Senat
Macbeth, for many years one
the leading Democratic polite
Ji) ans of the state. Wallace Pres