The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-03-21

Saturday.
Spring blowing will son CON-
mence in this valley.
Hamilton, the barber, returned
from Salmon last Friday eve
ming.
For Sale.-A good mich COW.
Inquire of R. B. Vandervort of
Challis.
The Rebekahs gave splendid
st. Patrick's dance in Challis
last Friday night.
Miss Myrtle and Della Nor
rison depnrted for their home at
MountainhOme last week.
Mrs. Bertha Cooper and her
youngest daughter, of Clayton,
are spending a month in Challis.
Senator Macbeth has been ap-
pointed as one OF the Idaho COM
missioners for the Panama Canal
Exposition at SanFranciscO in
1915.
On account of the Sixth Judi
cial District being divided, Dis
trict court will not be held in
Custer county on the date fixed.
1t will probably held in May.
Since July 1st, 1910, twenty
three people in and near Challis
have crossed the Great Divide.
The Grim Reaper Called Death,
has certainly cut right and left.
Most of these have aged people
aad pioneers, yet few have been
just in the prime Of life.
BORN.-A baby girl was born
to Mrs. Allan Williams at 2 A.
NJ, March 11th, DR.. F. P. Rich
ards of Sunbeam, and Miss Leda
NJ. McCallum, a trained nurse of
Mackay were in attendance.
Baby and mother doing well and
father stepping high.
State Game Warden Gray and
his Chief deputy, Kendall, it is
expected, will arrive in Challis
this evening. They will pro
ceed at once to the Sunbeam
dam across Salrlon river, and
make a personal inspection Of
the tish-way in said dam, and see
if it complies with the law. The
warden that Mr.. Gray succeeded
never made an inspection of thi:
fsh-way, although many com
plants were filed with him, bu
he accepted the reports of hi
deputies that the fsh-way com
piled with the law. The peopl
await the action of Mr.. Gray
and want to see what he intend
to do in the matter.
) o. w. Kessinger, of Mackay
, will be in Challis from Marcl
22nd to the oath, and on the Pat
samaroi from March 25th to tn
29th, taking orders for the fan
< Gus Studebaker wagons, sprin
wagons, buggies and harnes.
They have stock of these OF
hand, and are in position
: make prompt delivery.
MARRIED.-At Newkirk,
I Oklahoma, Saturday, March
j 1911, at 2:3Op. m., Miss Gra'
S Anderson, formerly a teacher
the Cnallis Public School, az
Floyd S. Tuggle, of Gallati
r Mo. The wedding took place
n the home of the brides siste
e Mrs. H. NJ. Weaver. The brit
a is very refined and estimah
lady. She was born and rails,
=, -, at Gibbonsville, Idaho. M
IL Tuggle is a prosperous ranch
of Davis County, Mo-, and
present Representative in &
- State Legislature of Nilsson
g They left on the following d;
le for Jefferson City, Mo.
&c Two daughters of Mrs. L
o. Rouche, of Mackay, aged abo
I'd 8 and 10 years, were brought
ID Challis last Thursday and tri
m for juvenile delinquency. T
court ordered the children sc
to Home Finding Society
Boise. The little girls are We
;s bright children. but it is t
home surroundings that proml
IT, ed the Judge to take the acti
IS, that he did. From Mackay We
d. Mrs. Hicks, and Messrs. Har
ry Naylor, Thos. Crocker. and
,r H. Baxter, witnesses, and Cha
- A. Clark, attorney for the chi
W rem. A grandmother to the gi
'e- who lives at Idaho Falls, ser
ell word that she will adopt The
&C. girls, and she states that