The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1912-01-16
Local News Items.

MISS Mildred Gayle is visiting
in Los Angeles.
). l.. Ebherts has Installed a
new alr-spring barber chair in
his barber shop.
DR.. Kelley was called to Chill.
~ last week on account of the
sickness of Mrs. Radford.
Mr.. Webb was operated upon
last Saturday the hospital in
Challis by DR.. Kelley.
Assessor Burnett up to this
time has collected over $50. 900
IN taxes in Custer county for the
past year.
DR.. Good, the Dentist of Mac
kay, will be in Challis after Jan.
10Th, prepared to do frst-class
dental work of all kinds.
The much discussed occupa-
ton license ordinance appears in
this issue, Read it over care
fully and see how you like it.
Hon. L. E. Glennon departed
last Thursday morning for Boise
to attend the special session of
the Legislature, which convened
yesterday.
DR.. Good, the Dentist, positiv-
ly guarantees to give the people
of Challis and vicinity as good
dental work as can be done in
any city in the West.
DR.. R. W. Philips has been ap-
pointed as one of the members
of the Board of State Dental Ex-
aminers of Idaho, for a period
of three years.
Lemhi county commissioners
last week out of 20 applicants
in the county for saloon licenses
only granted Z. Salmon got 3
saloons; Leadore 2, Gilmore 2.
The Village Council has pass
ed an ordinance requiring brick
fues within certain limit. 1t
a good move, but now with the
brick at $50 or $50 per thousand,
it is very expensive.
The Leap year ball in Challis
last Friday night was pretty
we'll attended. There is talk of
another leap year dance on Feb
29th, as February 29th only ap-
pears once in every t years.
Philip Gossi was down from
East Fork last week paying bis
taxes. Philip said he did know
that he had become so rich IN
one year that it cost him ovel
$500 to pay his taxes.
A large sleigh-load OF Challis
people went over to Mrs. julie
Funkhouser's home on Challl'
Creek. last Thursday night, an6
helped to celebrate her Gath an
niversary. They all report
= most enjoyable birthday party.
/ Boise City reports sixteen IN
!, ches of snow and s below zero
Caldwell has "a inches of snov
and % below zero. come q
Cballis where we only have lou
inches of snow, aud the weathe
balmy like spring.
The National Democratic Con
vention will be held at Baltlmor
This wear, June 25th. Not sine
! 1872 when Horace Greeley wa
nominated, has Baltimore had
National convention. 1t was :
baltimore in 1882 General Jacf
son was nominated; VanBure
was named there in 1914; Plerc c
1889 and in 1860; Cass IN lot:
Douglas in 1860, and it was
that city in 1864 that the hepu'
licans nominated Lincoln.
On last Saturday, Dec. 30,
the home of her daughter MRS
w w 7 Heaston, at Junction, ld'
bo !" occurred the death at I'll
aoa m Of rs. of Grandma" LOUIS
Ia lane West. She had been ann
SLIGHTLY for some time but seen ~
cd cd 70 have regalned good heal'
uu until il al relapse occurred and COZ
raSt;ve e.aSti pneumonia develops
snd at 7 A. M. on the above da'
1t She s'e' nassed away peacefully an
pioneer pa,nisssiin' IN every sense of tt
}. form. Soon after her marrias
te toi Thomas II W. West (her 11.d maldf
- name W. boing Louisa Jane Kay, Nay, J..
illinois. they moved to DENY w
IN 1858. and in 1876 they R ie
. So50reaSd bo5 resided I'd most Of the time al a.
d nau ! which place her husband DIE
March NJ r srd, 1902, at the age e u
"a "a Two daughters and rar' 1nr'
sars sa,. survive her, Mrs. Geors y