The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-06-14

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the latest in Printing.
If it's news we print it.
A big celebration here July 4th.
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Mrs. M. F. Black has opened up an
ice cream parlor at her residence in
this city on West Main.
Harry Grove and son Leslie were
In town last Saturday evening on their
way to Mackay from Bayhorse.
Mrs. E. c Fullmer of Leslie, a sis
ter of George Bruno of this city, is
visiting the Bruno family this week.
Attorney Milton A. Brown went
down to Blackfoot last Friday on
business connected withe district
court.
Bill Swigert Of the Keystone Garage
and Harry Raynor went down to Mac
kay last Saturday on a short business
trip.
Andrew Gini of the Lion Creek stock
| ranch was in town Sunday on short
| business trip. His children were
with him.
| Miss Loella Burnett returned home
last Friday from the Idaho Tech at
| Pocatello, where she had been attend
| ing school the past term. u
The Good Cheer Club will hold a
| cooked Food sale at the Club rooms
in rear Of Burnett home, on Saturday
afternoon, next, at 200.
Bryan Hurst, of Mackay, was here
the first of the week on his way tt
Bayhorse where he will do some as
sessment work on some mining proper
ty this summer.
Albert Woffinden went up to Stan
ley last Thursday for the purpose o
bringing down Doc Cothern and c. s
Thompson, who were on their way t.
Blackfoot to attend court.
The Eye Specialist, DR.. H. H. Scar
borough, will be at the Leaton Hotel
Challis, Friday only, June %. Hi
methods give reliable results for head
aches, dizziness and eye defects.
/ Chase A. Clark and Alex Burnet
passed through town last Thursda
on their way to Pocatello where the
met Miss Beulah Burnett who has al
tended an eastern school the pas
term.
John Thomas of the U. S. S. Came
whose home port is Santiago, arrive
in town the fore part of the week 70
visit with relatives and friends i
this valley He will return to his shi
this week.
Earl J. Michael went down to MAJ
kay last Monday where he met Mr.!
Michael and Miss Irene, who arrive
there that day from Chicago, wher
the latter had been attending tn
University for the past term.
Merle and Ilene Drake returne
home last Friday from Moscow an
Salt Lake City, respectively, wher
, they had been attending school tn
mast term. They were met at Macka
by their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
. Drake.
Erik Burstedt has ordered the Ne
senger sent him for another yea
t Nearly everyone in Central Idaho SUI
S scribes for this good old family jou
nal-that is why it is a good adve
ing medium. Say it with printer
ink.
{ The Fourth of July in Challis tn
year is going to be bigger and be
g, fer than ever. The attractive pr
u gram will be printed and ready II
distribution the latter part Of tn
/ week. 1t also appears on the la
page of this issue.
y Attorney W. w. Adamson left la
: Friday for Blackfoot where he repI
scented clients in the district cou
which is in session there. From Blac
y foot Mr.. Adamson went on to So
. Lake City. to Join his wife who n
:" been submitting to medical treatme
there for the past two or three weel
U County Clerk, Earl J. Michael,
sued marriage license to Mr.. La
:" renee Hosford and Miss Anna Dor
Il hue, both of Mackay, on June 9Th. '
are informed that the couple will
married at Blackfoot on WednesGs
June IA tn Mr.. Hosford has ma
:. friends throughout Central Idaho W
II extend their heartiest congratulate
e nd best wishes. He is the son OF n
and Mrs George HoSford of this ci