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PERFECT WOMANHOHD.

ferfect womanhood depends Gn rer- feet health. Beauty an1 d good dls- position both vanish bef2Ia pain ari srffering.b A great mena e t.; a wont aus happiness in life IS the suffering trat comes from some functional Ge- raugement which soon t!e 5elops neal. aches, backache, nervousness and the blues." For such suffering. women find help in tha: famous old root and herh remedy. LyG'a E. Piok- hams Vegetable Compound, which fo. three generations has been re- string health to woman of Amerlca-
 :. ! Advt
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Our Speciality A U TOM o B LEE
 INSURANCE
 Service Upekcelled. R. H. M. MILLS & SONS

of the burden. It can do this by mak- ing the. selective draft law applica- ble to all between the ages of 17 and 60 years, classifying men according to their occupations, and assigning them to work at reasonable and fair wages. This will give every man his due, and will tend to hold prices downward.
 We draft men for the battlefield. Why not draft them for work?
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RHEUMATISM
 FOR 50 YEARS
St. Paul, Ark, March II, 1917.

St. Paul, Ark. March II, 1917. l.. M. Gross:
 I, as thousands of others, am glad I met you or heard of your medicine. I have practiced medicine for 39 years. l have had rheumatism fgr 50 years and constipation for 35 years. I have taken two bottles of G. S Wand am now we'll and I am recommending and us ing it in my practicef believe it is the best Rheumatist, Blood, Liver and Kidney Medicine the world.
 Geo. w. kidwell, M. D. G. & ;;; :S:;;ss;:ss s:s;;: :s; :::: ;: s!: ::; 2; rheumatism, Pellat Ira or any blood, liver or kidne4 di( lease, or money re- funded. Sold Aykall druggists, $1:oo per bottle. WN. Dewoody & Co.,. Mann Tankersley Drug Co.,. and 6. Bluthenthal distributors of G. S.. and wholesale druggists O. Pine Bluff, Ark.
 L. M. GROSS 721 Spring St. Little Rock, Ark.
 (Advt.)
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LEARNING TO SWIM

The recent publication Of two DOCKS by Annette Kellerman, one called "How to Swim," and the other "Phys- ical Beauty; How to Keep It," which also deals with swimming as an aid to acquiring normal developments and grace, reminds the reader that the swimming season is at hand.
 Any child who lives near any body of water in which it is at all possible to learn to swim should be given the opportunity. It hardly need be said that swimming is one of the most val uable accomplishments which could be added to good education. Not only are many accidents averted by ability to swim, but fear of healthful water sports is thus avoided.
 Miss Kellerman, according to he- book, had weak and deformed legs to start life with, and a physician in- sisted upon swimming as last res ort to straighten and strengthen them. The cure was promptly effect- ed, and fear of the water gave place to love of it.
 To be without the power of swim ming is to be handicapped all ones life. Summer is the time for learn ing. Whether it's regarded as an aid to saving life, as beauty producer or merely as one way of getting fun out of physical exercises it's worth the effort.
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NOTABLEs BORN THIS DATE.

Former Grand Duchess Anata sia fourth daughter of the deposed czar of Russia, born IF years ago today. >
 William c. Redfield. secEetary ol commerce Of the United' States. born at Albany. N. Y.. 60 years ago today. Rear Admiral Joseph N. Hemphill, U s. N. retired, born at Ripley, O.. Fl years ago today.
 Charles P. Caldwell, representative in congress of the second New York district, born in Texas, 43 years ;lk3 today.
 James Montgomery Flagg, celebrat- ed illustrator and author, born in Westchester county, N. Y., Al years ago today.
 Carolyn Wells, author and humortst of note, born at Railway, N. J., 45 years ago today
 Men and Boys oAps-checks, plaids and plain colors, E8c to $1.48.
 oc,,;441o C,,% O,;oo C%oro 1&
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w. s. s.

German airplanes recently bombed a large American hospital. Towering at low altitude, every effort was made to hit the main building, which was conspicuously marked with the Red Cross emblem. Doctors and nurses removed our wounded boys to trench cies. National War Savings Day giv' es an opportunity to register in prac- tical way your vow that such things must end.
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CLUB RALLY AT STAR 2,

Star City, June 17.-co,,. u,) canning cam assi clubs of Star City City sn i I the tnelr annual rally tomorrow ". ,, .Elty. The members will a.l < the courthouse at a.sS nA' a's
 march to the school hui,d;,, !. a program will be given in u. \ tlon with the teachers jrstit's %
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Officials intimated today that the

Officials intimated today that the government might not press it's charges against some, unknown con spirators if they disclose what they know of relations between group of Irish radicals in this country and agents Of Germany working to pro mote rebellion in Ireland.
 O'Leary is; now on his way back to New York in custody of depart ment of justice agents
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Do you get up at night? sanol is surely the best for all kidney or blad- CT troubles. Sanol, .giyes relief in "A hours from all backythe and bladder trouble. Sanol is aFguaranteed rem edy. .35c and, s1.00 bottle at the drug store. :,
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PASTOR RECEIVES Cllli

Monticello, June 17.-Rsv. nn, Shepperson, pastor of the hs terian church here, has resr call from a church at Charlss,a| Va. He has taken the offsr i, consideration.
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w. s. s.


 One Hundred Years Ago Today. R. Bodwell, 34th gov ernor of Maine, born at Me thuen. Mass. Died at Hallowell, Maine. December 15, 1887. Seyenty-fiye Years Ago Today. of Field Marshal Witt. genstein. commander in chief of the Russian armies in the Napoleonic wars. Born in Ger many in 1769.
 Fifty Years Ago Today. of the battle of Waterloo was celebrated in England.
 Twenty-Five Years Ago Today. 1S93-The bodies of Prussians who fell at the battle Of Stall in 1870 were delivered up by the French, and taken across the border for reburial. s, One Year Ago. ..Today in the, War. ;. June IS, 1917-Haiti ,severad ''diplo- matic relations with Germany: President Wilson welcomed the Bel gian commission to the United States; Food Administrator Hoover announced plans to organize the housewives of the country into 2 reat food conservation army
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w. s. S.

Something is wrong when farmers complain of being unable to dispose of potatoes at for more than 60 cents a bushel, and consumers in the same section are paying almost as much for peck of the spuds.
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W.. s. s

The food administration should un- dertake an investigation of the why's and wherefores of high prices for food stuffs of which there seem ample quantities.
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MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS

The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all vews dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news published here in.
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"The White House, Washington.
 19 February, 1918.

In his annual report Congress the Comptrole o ~ rency John Skelton Williams,
 corporations referred to supply lign he' freight railway transportation for passene Tn normal They touch intimately daily life of the peop savage they have been favorite targets for sno Tn me large parts of the public ana tue Tn others instances, doubtless they deserve and nVlteo rnson the upon them probably have been un able Frequently they been the victims o Vet mr local politics. suffering injury in end in either early they the needs 10 ne'f x money efficiency fair returns ~ If they vested in them Now they haeatened w''h ~ nan allowed to into inefficiency, much or the n d the Government be crippled or par tuies
 "The first and most direct relief to the p % nmmsses poratons be given by the state pubic H and municipal authorities, with tne . aslus operation of the people ge"eray, anderstanons , aee realizing that the promptly it's ,l the they win lifted It is essent" ~ % nd muna consideration be exercised by the state in nS authorities that corporations also oe m teo hs additions their charges for service a M ust nl breath solvency, protect their owners ae hn the @ give them basis of credit which the! ' .ho Gpns with which to meet the strain put on them u' ouM npeds The breaking down of these corpor"'''
 tiOnal calamity"
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When the attention of The Graphic is called to any mis-statement of facts, or to any error concerning any man or thing, correction will cheerfully be made.
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their relief They governed bodies immediate given The following correspondence between President Wilson McAdoo part state boards
 Letter from Secretary McAdoo to President Wilson:
 February 15, 1918 President:
 beg you memoranda and letters relating street railway other light heat and which have bring your ton by committee representing public utility
 These indicate the genuine apprehension regarding the adequacy of local public utilities expressed that increased and the high essential materials plies have affected them everybody else and that united effort will be public requirements for service and financial upon which that service depends
 As Secretary of the Treasury official notice of these matters It obvious industrial life should maximum strength in order that each contribute prosecution public utilities must not be permitted become weakened from vital industries comfort of our citizens in their homes dependent power to drive many of industries essential them may be that here of prominence given to less important immediately hand state and local authorities do not soundness and efficiency of local utilities strength and vigor with sufficient the for reme dial measures In such cases am confident that all and local anthereS will respond promptly national needs when the matter fairly and properly brought them
 Car public service utilities closely and are essential of preparations the unfavorab effectively checked wherever they found to exist and the relief obtained only by prompt action the part of the respective authorities
 may justified in expressing the that the vital which utilities companies warmakng energy the nation ought to receive fair and just recognition by state authorities
 Cordially yours
 (signed> G. McADoo
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The Presidents reply:

The Presidents reply: .. "The White House, Washington
 19 February, 1918. "My Dear Mir. Secretary: "I have examined memoranda and letters when you with your letter of the fifteenth m regarding the importance o the u part national equipment epeclav It is essential that these utilities should De ma" maximum efficiency and everything reasonably p should with In view. hope that sa'e 'o W. authorities, where they have not already done s VIII .h properly them, respond promptly O e ~ sites of the situation.
 "I shall be glad to have communicate wl'n tne m thorities information in your posseson s that such desirable and in the national h'e'
 Cordially yours, -
 (sgned) WOODROW WILSON" Hon William c. McAdoo,
 Secretary of the Treasury"
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-11-27
County Treasure
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Serial No. Ol415l

Department Of the Interior. U. y.
Land Office 1t HALEY, Idaho. October
S, 1918.
Notice Is hereby given that John Q.
Oiler, OF Challis, Idaho. who, on Octo-
Der -, 1918. made Desert Land Entry,
No, Ol415l, for Lot 1; SEX MEX, Sec
ton 20. Township IA North. Range Is
East, Boise Meridian, has Alsd notice
OF intention to make Final Proof, to es
tablinh claim to the land above de-
serihed, before Joseph H. Horton, Uni
ted States missioner, at Challis. /
daho, on the 2lst day Of November,
1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
George Cerysll. Jonathan Job. Rob
ert A. Finlay. Ralph Baxter, all Of
Challis, Idaho. BEN R. GRAY,
OLE MO Register
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-11-27
NOTICE FoH PUBLICATION

Department a he Interior, q. S.
Land Office at i4.ley, Idaho, October
is, 1918.
Notice isshe- x given flat Warl
Jonas, Of Challls Idaho, who, on jam
AIRY 18th, 1912, mace Forest Homestead
Entry, No. oloe9s, 3or a trac. of 1871
acres within tie ehallis National For
est, embraced in Homestead Entry Ssr
vey No. e64, LIZ 1903, in section 20,
unsurvsyed to- asA'p II north, rangs
10 east, Boise xesiaisn, more parlieu-
larry described " metes and bounds
~ follows: Beginning at corner No,
! from whence united States Location
Monument No. o bears south ~ 20
west 40.4T chains distant; thence south
s8o 49, east IS SO chains 10 corner No.
3; thence north % 20! east 1910 chains
to corner Nos; ihance north 3lo oc,
east 44.26 chains to corner No. A:
thence north a ~, east al.22 cha ms ID
corner No. S; thence souths5er6f west
S.i5 chains to serfief No. 8; thence
south 20o 2T xest Pills chains 10 cor
ner No. Z; thence south so As, west
|63.la chafnsto corner No. s; thence
south o. 4yswest d4s chains to coroer
No. the place # beginning. has 6led
notice Of intenlicp TO make Five Year
Final Proof, TO establish claim to the
and above described, before Joseph II
Horton. United States Commissioner,
4 Challis. Idaho ON the 10th day Of
December, l9lss
Claimant names as.witnesses;
Charles Dewit', John ". Stephens,
Earl Mick, Eril Burstidt, allof chal-
lis. Idaho. BIN R.5GRAY,
nc d. Register
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NOTICE.FOR PUBLICATI0N
Serial No. O8Ioo

Department Of the Interior, O. I
Land ONCE 1t HALEY, Idaho, NsMe|
Der II, 1918.
Not!ceis hereby given thss Na|
Margaret e. Sanders, heir d, iosi n
on behalf Of heirs Of Mal Lstial
SpauldisS, deceased. Of ClAllia, c1
Cosnty. Idaho, who. on Jssusr
1911, made Forest Homestsad !
No os4oS. for . tract Of STD =
within the Chsllis National Ia9
embraced In Homestead 1ntFy IN
10 se7, List 1879. II ssstIoas 5 NJ
Itewnship II north. range IS sasA
lse 1eridian. more psstiesla'y !
scr1es6 BY mstes and bounds =
lows; Beginning ~ corner No ~
| 10 idsn tical with the soutb qusN6
nsr Of Section q; township u aas|
range 10 east, Boise hss'diAa; W
8 16o o. w 1898 cIe6ins - cogs9
,, thence 3 taea6 " s7.7s elsn \
cornsa No. q tbsnss N 60 " "
eAaihs 70 corner No 4; thsuss ~
Nv s.s2 chains TO corner No 5; nsao
e6s o. e as chains - esrn" !"
thence N 60 81 e Sr.os eha'nsw
nsr No 2; thepce N o. "
chains 10 corner No. Q; thsaes
Il 1855 chains 70 corner ~ :
place Of beginning, hes a'ea ~,
utsntion 70 make Five sSe1
Proof, 70 establish claim y w.
above described, before Jeseps :.
tou. United Estates csmniss's. j.
Chsllis, Idske, On the f'u'sss'A
Of January, 1919.
Claimant names - wisss
Patrick Sexton. Wlllisn -.
Pagan, Cherries speed. 81
IdshO. BEN y. w.
pe7 % sss"
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-11-27
WARRANT CALL

The following warrants again.
st Custer County, Idaho. will De
paid if presented within sixty
days from the date of this notice.
CURRENT EXPENSE FUND
Nos. As toll inclusive. Issued
April 18th, 1918.
ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND
Nos, 1 to 40 inclusive. Is
sued April 18th, 1913.
Mes. Al to 50 inclusive. Issued
Jvly II, 1918
Interest ceases in ten days from
the date of this notice.
Dated at Challis, Idaho. Oct,
10, 1913.
Alice B. Chamberlain.
County Treasurer.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

n the Probate Court Of Custer County
State Of Idaho. IL the msttes of the
estate Of Chris Pstersop. deceased. :
Notice 10 hereby given by the M
dersigned administrator Of The Estats
81 Chf1s Peterson. deceased. TO the
creditors Of and al persons having
elaine sgainst the said dscessed, tc
exhibit them with the necessary YOU.
ehsrs, within four months after the
frst pu utilization Of this notice, to said
administrator Of the law once Of w,
W.. Adamson, n Challis. Idaho. Thu
ssme being the place for, the transac
ton Of busiuess Of said estate.
Dated October 18th, 1918,
WILLIAM GRINNELL administrator
W. ". Adamssn, Attorney for said ad
ministfator and estate ole n2o
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Department Of the Interior, Z s.
Land Office at Hailey, Idaho, October
,l6, 1918.
Notice is her given that John @.
Adams, OF Chats. Ida. father OF John
Q. Adams, il a5w deceased, OF Chal
lis, Idaho, who, on November 2, 1917,
made Desert Lard Entry, No. c2oa5s,
for SEX NWl4 NJ SWz, SEX SWM,
Section SO, Tow ship II North, Range
10. East, Boise gidan, has fled no
tice Of inteniion make Final Proof,
to establish cl;ssq % the land ahaye
described, befoE Joseph II. Her on, i
8. Land Commi s oner, at Chailis, Gus
ter County, IdaAo, on the 18th day CT
December. 1918
Claimant narses rs witnesses:
Harry Wat Thomas Horton,
Frank Nickers Everett Baxter, all
Of Lhallis, Idahs. len Z. GRAY.
ne dill Register i
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS

-
Istats Of Cornelius Doty, Deceased,
Notice Il hereby given BY the m
dsrsieued executors Of the last will
M fostamest ot Cornelius Doty. de-
eeaso1, to the creditors Of and al per
s0os having claims against the said
leceosed. 70 exhibit them with the
nsceerAry vouchers. withis foul
snonkhr after the first publication d
thts uotice. 70 the said executors u
otanlsy. County Of custer, Stats q
y1ahe. this being the place dxed fo|
the transaction Of the business Of sai
oatate.
Dated Oct 1rd. 1918.
Madison Womacks, Henry Dufy,
- - Executors OF said estat|
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-11-27

Section $50. In al districts Of this
STATE. I'll parents. guardian. and other
persons haviag care Of children shall
Instruct them, Or cause thew to b. In
structsd, In reading. writing. spelling
EnglisA Grammar. geography and
arithmetic. Il such districts. every
parent, guardian, or other person hav-
ing charge Of eny child between the
ages q eight (s) and sixteen ne, years
shall sand such . child TO public, pri-
waited or Da.ochal school fer the entire
school year during which tie public
schools are 10 csssion In such district;
Provided, however: That thi1chapter
shAll not apply to children over fifteen
(i5) years Of age, where such child
shall have completed the sigth %
grade. or may be eligible to enter any
ktghoohopl IN auch dlstrict. or whore
- hslp u needed for IT. own use OF
IT. Darsnts support. or where for good
cause shown Il would Be for the best
interest Of such child 10 be relieved
from ne prcvisions Of this chapter
Provided. surthur. that II > reputable
physician within the district shall Gel
tify IA writing that the child's bodily
81 mental condltiRn does not permit
il attendance at school, such child
shall IS sxempt during sueh period o.
disability from the requirements o.
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ALIAS SUMMONS

ALIAo SUMNONS
IL the District Court OF the Sixth
judicial Dislrict Of the state Of Idaho,
II ana for Custer County
Margaret Stroua, Plaintiff, We.
j. ". sfrohr. Defendant
The sta4e q Idaho sends greetings
q j. w. strong. dcfendsnt;
You are hereby notified that q COM
plant has been flled against you In
tie Distric. Cont Of the sixth Judici-
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NOTICE FOR PUDLrcAr,o,
Serial No, Oll0s2

u
Department Of the interior. \. a
Land once at bailey, Idaho. Ne,..
Der 9th, 1918.
Nsties 10 hereby given TIA.
splittstosser, Of Myers Cove. ll.l.
who. On October lst. 1918, m,ls p
est Homestead Entry, No. ol4a5,. y
. tract Of l5o 70 scrss vithiu u. 40.
lie National Forest, embraced /, H.-.
stead Entry Survey No. s,s, Lii, -
In approximate Township /, Ma
(uusurvsyed). Range Is Esst. ~.
Asridisss nofs particularly dsseIl
BY metss I'D bounds - follows =
CLAIMING ft corner No. l from ~.
Unitst 1tstes Location Non,nn, :
sss bS11D 8 ~ ~ W. 4ls eA,l,
skssee n ~ ~ e 1854 cAalss b =
ner Nd 4 toence N o. e. 7 ~
lch61ns - corner No. 8; themes . o. i
~ ~ ohains TO eosaer 10. 1; slssl
q ~ W. s6.la shsins 10 essses =
- 06nce N 50 S. " 2O,s3 ehsis Y
esnsr No. l. the place Of beoinai,l
Has 6led notice Of intept ioa " ~
Three Year Final Proof, 10 sstslhal
claim 70 the land above dssehbsd "
fore Joseph b. Horton, United ehnj
Commissioner, 1t Challis, Idsla n
the second day OF January, isla.
Claimant names - Witosseos
Andrew Lee, Charles Metz Issak Y
Lesson, all Of Myers Cove, ldsha ~
Lee Ramey, OF Forney, Idaho.
n27 j BEN B. GRAY, Rsgista
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stsss OF Idaho, this being the piacs
axed for the traussction Of the bust
ness Of said estate.
Dated October a3rd, 1918.
E. w. HOvEY,
Trustee OF the Estste Of X. d. VII
liams, deceased. os3 nso
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-11-27

Cash IN bank $500. 3, I.
Liberty Bonds .-- ,o ~ 4
l. p. W. Hovey, Tr..s,r., !.
the Village Of Challi.. = !, =
CouAty Of Custer, and s,. - y. y
Idaho. do hereby certify .A,t = :
above financial staseus,, !. :.
full. true end correct .t...a
Of all moneys received ana ~.
ont ~ me on sccsuat ., u: n.
Village OF Challis for thu 49,.
months ending September f..
1918. to the best Of nv ~,
edge and belief. 1--WE
! E. w.aovEY,
Village Treasp,,,
Subscribed sul sworn 70 b.,...
ne. this sosh day Of Noy.rs INV
1913. w. W. ADAAoos
Notary Phil.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
.t.t> ~ Cha rlas R.ine narea sefl

GStBto OI Ou8GI0S tolues D0C0SSeu
Notice ID hereby given By the I'M
designed, ]. U. Haser, Administrators
OF the estate Of Charles Rsine. deceas-
ed, to the creditors Of and al persons
having claims against the said de-
ceased, 10 exhibit them with the nee
essary vouchers, within ten months
after the first publication Of this NO
tsce. at the Office Of George l. Am.
bEose. attorney for the saidI. u. Hasel
Administrators, at Nackay. County Of
Custer, State Of Idaho, this beingsths
place flxed for the transaction OF the
business Of said estate.
Dated Oct. lot, 1918.
oa 90 /. u. HAGER
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

N NJ NV4ANG ~ VREDAAWNS
! Estate Of E. A. Dongherty. Deceased
Notice is hereby given by The under
signed, Earl J. Michael. Administra-
tor Of the estate Of E. A. Dougherty,
deceased, to The creditors Of and I'll
persons having claims against the said
diseased, 10 exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, withlo fouI
months after the first publication Of
this notice. to the said Earl ]. Mich
ael. Challls, County Of Custer. State q
Idaho, this being the place fxed fol
the transaction Of tho business Of said
estate.
Dated September Oath. 1918.
% 80 EARL J. MICHAEL
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-11-27
APPLICATIONS FOR GRAZING
PERMITS

Notice Is hereby given that bsgln.
nsrs' applications for permits y grasa
cattle. horses and sheep within the
Lemhi National Forest, during the
ssason Of 1919, must be filsd - my Oh:
CO - Mackay, Idaho. on or bslors Oc.
tober Is, 1918. Blank forms 70 be
pssd II maklng applications and full
iaformatiou will be faFaisAsA upon
Ssqussk This neliee doss ~ epply
- present. psrntttses. 20. \. EVANS,
TSrest Supervisor. o-at o.