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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-10-05

Village OF Che....is 10 mills on eoch
s10G valuation.
Village of Mackay, 10 mills on each
S100 valuation.
And now having completed its du-
ties relative to the fixing the tax lev
les and discussing road matters in
general. the Bod, on motion ad
;o"~lsd.
D. B. iICtEE. ChaiTran
E J. NiCHAEi.. c Elk.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-10-05
Total for State AMI County

Total for State AMI County
For the purpose of meeting tn
special levy for the Predatory Animf
Fund it was ordered that mills
levied on each one dollar of the as
sessed valuation OF all sheep and onf
half mill on each one dollar of the a.
sessed valuation of all other classe
Of live stock, and collected as othe
taxes.
For the purpose of meeting the spec
ial levy for the Sheep Inspection Ia
it was ordered that one-half mill
levied on each one dollar of the as
sessed valuation of all sheep, an
collected as other taxes.
In the matter of determining tn
special levies CT the several schoc
districts which have been certified
by the Trustees of said Districts, i
was ordered that said levies be ixeC
upon each s1.00 valuation of assesse
BILE property in each of said districts
and collected and apportioned as FOL
| lows:
I1;c+rict Maintenance Inr-SiuE TOta
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-10-05

Joe's Shop-When in Challis ret
your tonsorial work done at Joe's shop,
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-10-05
'iEAD OF STATE CONsTABU.
Larry APPOINTED MARSHAL

Frank Breashears, head of the
state c0nstabulary, has been nomina-
ted by President Harding to the
office Of United States marshal fc-
I1aho, succeeding Leroy Jones, dem
ocratic appcintee. Breashears will
likely take his place on October /
Y. II. Hiatt OF Boise is expected 10
succeed Breashears as !, ad OF the
Co1stc bulary
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-10-05
OF THE BOARD
OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

Office of the Board of County Com
missicners of Custer County, Idaho
Challis, September II, 1921
Pursuant to law the Board Of Coun
ty Commissioners of Custer County,
daho, met this day for the purpose o.
determining the necessary levy o.,
each 800. valuation of taxable prop
erty Of said County for the year Is
q for State and County purposes, fl
ing the levies Of the several schot
districts, that had been certified
the Board, and also for the purpose c
considering any and all Road mai
ters.
Present: D. B Drake. Chairman
Commissioners Frcst and Ewing an'
E. J. Michael, Clerk
In the matter of fixing tax rate OF
the assessable property OF Custer CO
for the year 1921, it was ordered tina
said rate is hereby fixed at $3.50 CT
each 500. valuation Of assessable Pre-
perty in said County. aVportioned t
the State and County Funds as follow
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The Holt County sentinel., 1921-03-18

We arrupd about Il for while, until
Ben Johnson's spouse came TO the door
and said that we could all come in the
house. We went up and had lunch.
but they was kinda sore, for they all
thot We had been peckin' thru the
door. Welt. after lunch they said that
We could scc what they had made. and
showed u tn the bed room where these
dress forms was displayed. BY gosh,
| never saw u sight like that in all my
life, for there of paste and paper was
the image of my wife. We took "a
look aud all backed out. our faces
kinda red, for all us felt shecpish when
Mirandy johnson said. "Now, Hen. you
see I'm not ~ fat ~ Missis Silas
Moore. I'm only forty round the waist
aud she l- iouIty.four."
Then Missis Moore spoke up and
said "Shr knew she was stout, but she
would rather bc that way than have
one hip site kout or have one shoulder
humpin' up. or have u hollcr chest.
She'd rather weigh three hundred than
be skinny like the rest. They all got
some excited then, and several Of en-
talked about each others figgers till
Il left ~ men plumb shocked. Well,
Cynthy got mc by the arm and said,
we'd better start, and 80 ] went aud
got the horse and drove up with the
cart. The other folks started home
and things comes out alright, but !
sure thot that dress form bee would
end up In fight Our dress forms
underneath the bed, but Cynthy says
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-03-18
The Dress Form Meeiinp

Our neighborhoo,. Is fighting mad
since Thursday of last week. We men
are mighty near to blows and half our
wives won't speak. We had q project
meeting down at Cynthy's Uncle Joe's
to make EN- all some dress forms. so
they can make their clothes. Aunt
Sarah Jane Is leader and she told 'em
all to fetch u skint tight cotton under
shirt, something that wouldn't stretch
Well, Cynthy didn't have a shirt she
thot would be the thing, so she took
off little Bob's, jt's pretty nigh to
spring, We got to Joe's bout ten
o'clock, the whole blamed country
side, we men all went to the barn and
women went inside. We waited round
till one o'clock with nothing much to
do, then Uncle said he'd go up and
see il they were through. 81 Moore
and me and Obey Sands, Ben johnson
and Jim Strong, thot that In case he
needed help we'd better go along.
We all went in the kitchen, but we
didn't hear sound, and so opened up
the door to have look around. Well,
"Holy smoke you ought TO heard the
| yell them women give, and what we
saw ] won't forgit as long as ! kin
live. The whole blame bunch was
standing round in only half their
clothes, a pasting ribbons on each 9th
crs' chest in rows. Aunt Sally Jane
said, "Shut that door, you nasty pryin'
men," We closed 1t quick, and all
went back down to the barn again. We
told the other fellows bout the sight
that we had found, and Bill Smith
said he'd lick the bunch II we'd been
shopping round, a spryin' on his wife
when she was only patrly. dressed
and statred to the house himself along
with the rest. 81 Moore and me, and
Obey Sands, and the fellers who had
been up to house and saw our wives
plumb naked.to the skin, told Bill that
he and the other men could not go
linear the door, until our wives had on
their clothes and We had been sent for.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-03-18

several homes In the county where
time-saving conveniences will save the
steps of the weary woman, that her
energy may be used for her family and
her community life, that she may be-
come home-makcr and not a mere
housc-keeper.
The sewing school at New Point Is
progressing very nicely, and the
women seem very much interested IN
their work. They have decided to
make an endless chain in their meth
, ods of passing il on. Each person
taking the work in the school, has
promised to teach two, IL they will
each promise to teach two others, who
have each promised to teach two 9th
ers, etc. They believe II you have a
good thing to pass it on. Any one
wishing assistance in making fitted
patterns and learning to use them, call
Mrs. Shannon Hardman, of New Point,
who is clothing project leader for that
community, and she will be able to
give you information where you can
get assistance Any one wishing for
assistance. Any one wishing for dress
dress forms must let Mrs. Hartman
know soon, as we have to order the
vests and the paer to make them. Al
ready eight orders have been sent in
from this community.
The dress form work in the Wood
vile community is going like wild
fire. We are waiting now to receive
another order of vests before we can
go on with the work. There is long
waiting list of ladies who are wanting
the dress forms made. Mrs. C. v
Ford has consented to become the pro-
ject leader for dress form work in
Oregon and community. Any one
wishing a dress form, please phone
and make arrangements with hei
about getting it made. This is an
other case where II you will help me
will help you, and in this way we
will get the work done. Everybody
seems to give gladly Of their tins II
this work.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-03-18
Notes by Home Demonstration Agent.
On. May Long.)

The home demonstration agent re-
turned from Kansas City, the first OF
the week, where she had been attend
ing sectional conference Of the Mis-
souri, Home Demonstration Agents.
The work outlined mt this conference
consisted of making plans Of unifying
the Home Convenience Project. II
was the sense of the meeting TO put
on IA statewide Home Improvement
week, the first week in May, Just pre-
ceding Mothers Sunday. II is the
plan that at this time We Will get IN
touch with all the merchants OF the
county and all agencies selling house.
hold equipment, and urge them to
make special features in advertising
household wares at this time.
Also we are to make an intensive
educational campaign for improved
methods of doing laundry work. IT is
our intention to make a. survey OF the
county to procure data on the metho'''
used and time spent by each woman
in the county doing her laundry work.
also the kind and makes OF washing
machines used. We believe II Is a
fact that the laundry methods largely
used throughout the country are OBJ
solete and could be brought up to
date. The improved methods in laun-
dry work will save time and energy
for the women, which can be spent to
a better advantage, in performing du-
ties about the household or In raising
poultry, which will bring in monetary
returns. We believe that the farm
woman should be made to realize that
her time is valuable. Home-mal'ers
how much is your time worth, II YOU
were selling IL? Would you be will
ing to take 85c an hour and &c
through the mill each day, about II
hours every day7 How many miles
do YOU walk each day In performing
the duties that fall TO your lot! W.
Wish 70 establish demonstrations II
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-03-18

Meet me at the Father and Son
BANQUET, ut the Odd Fellows Hall,
Thursday night, March gath, ut 700
o'clock.
S. ]. Richardson, editor Of the
Maitland Herald, is taking a "lay-off,' v
and Elder s. d. Harlan is in charge.
erich" will have good time, you bet,
il II Is reachable, and the Elder will
have all the fun he wants in running
print shop.
Money for Farm Loans.
THE SISSON LOAN & TITLE co,
Maryville, Mo
Call, write or phone us for terms. 4
james Perkins, Of McAllen, Tex,
has been here the past week, visiting
friends and talking Texas
The state superintendent OF
schools has placed Corning in the list
of second class high schools. 1t be-
came a special school district in
April, 1893.
A light and power company Is in
its embrio state of organization at
Corning, Push II along; it's good
thing.
if the bill introduced in our leg.
( 4slature, proposing n tax of $40 on
each bachelor in the state, becomes o
law, we will feel torry for our friends
Charley Patterson and DR.. Allen, fol
they cannot hide behind the age limit
Of 25 years or over. II Is estimated
| that It will increase the revenue
u ,0oo. 900. which Is to ge te The stat
schesl fund.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-03-18
Public Administrator.

George MintOn and wife have re-
turned from Los Angeles, Calf,
where they spent the winter with their
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Meyers.
DIR. Long traded his town proper
ty to Frank Whitsell for his l20 acres
near Forbes, and Whitsell sells the
Long property to n Mr. Coy, Of Kan
sas. Albert Gotten, one Of our real
estate agents, made the deal.
Lee Martin, former Holt county
citizen, but now of st. Anthony, Idaho,
whites US under date Of March IL, that
he and family are all well, and send
best regards to all of their Holt coun-
ty friends.
j. F.. Shaiffer, formerly Of this
county, writes us as follows, under
date of March IL, from Highland,
Kansas, where he, with his family,
now reside: "From the columns Of
the Sentinel we CLEAN all the news we
get from Oregon. We are always
glad to get it. am still working at
the elevator, where l began work when
| / first came over here-like the work
fine. We are all well except my wife
she has been very sick-had conf
plete nervous breakdown"
You can be granddaddy all
right, but when you get to be grand
parents to a pair, Of twins, You get
well up on the ladder of honors--and
that's what has come to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lease recently. There was
born to their daughter, Ethel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Perry, Of near Fortescue,
. set Of twins--a boy and . glrl--en
March 9Th.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-03-18
Arrived IN Maryyille Yesterday A..

Norman Murray arrived in Mary
willie yesterday from Washington, ID.
C., where he has been employed in the
Census Bureau of the Commerce De-
partment for the past year. Mr.. Muir
ray resigned in order to become a
PARTNER with his father, George u,
Murray. in the Murray Nurseries here.
Before leaving Washington, Mr.. Muir
ray had the pleasure Of witnessing
the inauguration Of President Hard
ing, and he says he heard distinctly
every word Of the inauguration adj
drcsS.-Maryvillc Daily Tribune,
March s. 1921.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-03-18

Meet me at the Father and Son
Banquet, at the Odd Fellows Hall,
ThurSday night, March cath, ut TOO
o'clock.
For Sale or Tradc-2sO acres. 200
acres in cultivation b-roomcd house,
large barn, fair outbuildings. fenced
and crossed-fcnccd, all in good repair,
living water, well at house that fur
nishes unlimited water; l20 of land
branch bottom; 2 miles from county
scat, thrcc-fourths mile of school, on
good roads; will trade from 400 acres
to 100 in 81, Joseph territory, either
Kansas or Missouri, hut must be close
10 some town, Can make terms Ia
,uit-thc place for the man with boys
and u sure moncy-maker.
SCHOFlELD G. WISDOM,
Buffalo, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-03-18
Notice 10 Land Owners in Nodaway
Drainage District, No. 2,

All owners of land within Nodaway
Drainage District, No. Two, Of Andrew
and Hon Counties, State of Missouri,
are hereby notified that there will be
held meeting Of the land owners
within, said district, at the Leach Mill
at the Nodaway River. at o'clock
p. m, Thursday, April 7, 1921, for the
purpose Of electing one member Of the
Board Of Supervisors for term Of
five years to succeed o. C. Shores,
who was appointed to fill the unex-
pired term Of II. T. Floyd, resigned.
0. C. SHORES,
Secretary.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-03-18
g., NJ, l., Church.

Preaching at the Oregon church
next Sunday morning at / | o'clock.
Preaching at the Nodaway church
next Sunday evening, s o'clock.
PASTOR.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-03-18
NOTICE.

As | have disposed OF my interest
In the Auto Sales Co., ! request all
persons knowing themselves indebted
to me to please call and settle at once.
ED KRAMER.
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in SAME, care astepta La scara,
caii pornira la trap.
Sofia mai canta cateva bucati
rationale ca sal faca placerea
parintclui Argeseanu, caruia ii
|parea rau ca pianul nu-i mai mic
ca sol poata duce acasa.
Pc la aprinsul lulninarilor,
Ilinca spuse Mitanei sa trimita
pc Ion ca Sd cheme pc Ghita 81
argatii, ca sd lasesseq GU totii, 90
e mancare destula:: 4 dadu 8 sti-
cid de tuica 81 . SaR de yip,a u
|plscara Gu toti, apqat9leste,s u pt-
|rintele Nita, unde efd prea Alta
masa mare pentruf sinilA fiiai-
soarele 81 cnmetrii, carl in ziua
aceia, dupa obiceiul batrinesc,
veneau Gu plocon Ia nasu, 81 nasu
[ii oprea Ia masa. Parintele Nita
avuse-se de grija sal vesteasca
ca sa vina Ia aprinsul luminarilor,
Lea mai de vreme nu va Fl acasa.
Cand au ajuns, casa era pima.
Toti an sarutat mana preotului, a
|preotesei, 81 10 urma 81 . Ilinchei,
|ca 81 ei il ziceau nasa, ii cele mai
tinaxe 81 sSsofisi, ii postc jal,,a.
/ tate Gems s ~ psls l. asmasa care "A
i ridicst pana sproape de me,
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de bine gatite ca acum 81 in rim
dul trecut, 81 declai'a solemn, Cd
daca ar ii nunlit .intr 'un jIriu
care Sc decerne premii de CASTRO
nomie, ar acorda Ilinchei marels
premiu Grand Prix.ss
Masa tinu pana Ia trei, cand,
Sofia canta cateva 'bucati la piau
Gu precizie uimitoare.
linca canta din gura Doina Ar
gesiului GU voce atat de plSeuta
81 Gu atata duiosie, ea cuceri q
|plausele tuturor. 1y.,r.Y
Gu toate staruintele preetNlyi
Nita, ca mnsafirii sa ramans =
cineze cu' totii, zicand : pregatit
81 preoteasa de masa, nici Tran
dafirescu 81 nici vioresnu n'au
consimtit 81 ramana. avand amin,
dol un process interesant 9 doua zi
Ia tribunal.
Dupa cate un pahalpt dc ORA
gasani Ia Bot,ll Calulni' si al
|tul la ''Botul Minzuluiss 81 dupa
inspiratia parintelui Mia, cate
nnul de I 'Sufletpl Mprtilor, !. oss-
petit sa fnfasurara "a blkniie lor.
Trapalaf afirescu ~,
tara minsie diams ~ u 81 aI y
mana cn popa Nits u hseindns
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LibeItatea preset 81 garantia
contra abuzurilor :

fArma scrisului ca 81 actiunea In1
opinia pnblica pc calea preset
poate Fl GU egala affiliate folosita |
de toate taberile in lupta. Oar Cd
in orice perfectionare moderna si
pentrM arma asta am ajulls, prin
divNiunea muncei, la speciali.
zare PROFESSIONALS. Presa i'm genere
este facuta de profesioniSti 81
toata chestiunea garantiei 5mpo-f
trivia abuzurilor nu Sc poate lua
decat prin acestia 81 fata de ace
stia. Prin urmare, singurll mijloc
sigur de garantie impotriva abu
zurilor de presa nu poate veni de
cat de la reglementarea 81 ame-
liorarea situatiei Professionalism
preset. Asa procedat legiuitorul,
prudent 81 grijiliv pentru intere-
sele obstesti, Gu toate categoriile
de profesionisti de carl depind
mari interese sociale. Presa, fara
indoiala, este Institute de cea
mai mare importanta, - dovada
discutiile pc tema libertatii, -
totusi pana astazi. legiuitorul no.
lstru ma facut ilsa mimic in di-
rectia aceasta. Mel garantie le-
| gala din punct de vedere profe-
sional MI exista pana acum la moi
:are- sa denote preocuparea 81
!, grija -conducatorilor pcntru zia-
riSti. In ultimii ami din rindurile
acestora char a pornit misca-
re menita sa reglementeze 81 sd
omelioreze situatia unor profesio-
nisti de carl Sc leaga atatca mari
'nterese socialc. Asupra acestci
, miscari este eaznl sd atragem a.
tentia conducatorilor acum cand,
'ntre problemele fundamentals
ale CONSOLIDATE Romaniei mari, Sc
vorbeste 81 de libertatca preset.
! Ardelenii, earl au trait in fosta
Ungarie 81 carl cunosc regimul le-
; gal al ziaristilor de acolo, au oca-
zla sd joace un mare rol. Parti
dele vechiului regat, La rindal
flor, care poarta III primul iind
vina violentelor 81 scaderii preset
politice din Romania de astadata,
au datoria sd ccrceteze mai d.,
, laproape chestiunea. Ea este mai
grea 81 mai complexa de cum a,
pare la prima vcdere.
i (Din ''Dacia'o.
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ridicandu-se turlla tslica in cesti 81
invita- oaspetii sS bea pana nu Sc
raccste.
Inchinara Gu totii in sanatatea
gazdei 81 in amintirea zilei, 81
afara de Sofia, care s'a multumit
sc gustc, tsti golir& cestile de Ii
chidul nationsl de muntc, 81 con-
versatia deveni generala, asupra
calitatii tuicei, care dupa spusa
Ilinchei trecuse prin opt prima-
veri, 81 din eare mai avea un bu-
toiasi de vre-o. cinci vedre.
In tinmpul acesta sosi si parin-
tele Mia, cum q zicea toata IN
mea care il cunoetea, impreuna Gu
preoteasa, 81 inea un rind de
tuica, 81 alta, nj slume q ris ca in
casa Gu gazda yoioasa, care Isl IN
lveseleste musafifii, ii 1a orele unu
Sc puserS Ia nas6.
Ilinca a facut ep . dibacie rara
pc matroana cabAi
I Ciorba de pdlsoace fu nlinu-
nata; curcanul excellent ii pla-
r. 1lsss ~ Il, : u 49,
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la Sosea," zise vioreanu, 81 s;i-
rua mana Sofiei.
''Da, da, imi aduc aminte, dar
yam uitat numele,'' zise Sofia,
intorcand fata catre Trandafi-
rescu, care sc apleca inaintea ei
81 ii saruta mana.
Sofia, intra in discutie Gu Vio-
reanu, spunandu-i eat a suferit
barbat-su 81 Ill ce chinuri a murit.
''Ilinca, sezind intimplator
langa Trandafirescu, intrara in
vorba asupra timpului, a iernei
grele care Sc mentine, 81 ninca, il
spuse ca iana grea insemneaza
roada bnna, ca asa . auzit de Ia
bunica-su 81 pc cat tine minte,
zicala s'a adeverit in toti anil.
Peste cateva minute, intra Mi.
tana, servitoarea, taranca ca dc
vre-o treizeci 81 cinci de ami, ma
runta 81 indesata dar frunusica
81 curat imbracata, Gu tava Gu
cestile 81 Gu cana in care aburea
tuica aromata, indnlcita Gu zahar
III puse tava pc masa, zicand:
Cuc0nital Am TRIMS pc Ion
dupa parintele, cum mi,ati spus.' !.
Bine, Mitano. vezi dc aran.
jjasa mas, raspunse linca u
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faci vre-o pozna! Sttt! Aud gura
ei. Mi Sespare ca vine, Else Vio-
reanu, soptmd ultimele cuvinte.
M Sc ihselase. Usa Sc deschise
81 aparu Ainca Gu Sofia la brat,
zicandy-
''Reeomand pc d-na Micsunescl,
profesoara nlea de imba fran
ceza 81 de pian,s' mainland ziln-
bitoare Gu Sofia La brat.
'Daca nu ma insel, dina CAPT
tan Mics,lnescui. zise Vioreanu,
facand un pas.
''Da, die. Par'ca va cunosc dar
nu-mi adnc aminte de unde," ras-
punse Sofia, Gu nm zinbet trist. /
''Eran prieten Ell Micsunescu u
Sa Va reamintesc. Ne-am dntalnit
iarna trecuta u ,Bnlevard j
odata, prn August v Bufetul a
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z,ll lloptei.

A doua Ii de lasatul secului.
Ion spuse Mitanci sal zica lin.
chef ca yrea sa ycrbeascA cu ea
',Cc yrea GU mine ?.s intrealM
Iilinca. crezand 81 aflc ceya de IA
Mitana.
Nm stiu. Fri fost tot s,,a,a.
rat Nh ora Il, toanele III; Ase.r,aa