The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-06-28
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Challis is going ahead with a bang!
Good hot days.
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Join the Industrial Association.
The dollar that leaves town never
eturns.-Buy at home
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Come take a trip in the airship. 1t
will arrive Sunday and fly both days
of the celebration.
Many new and novel attractions will
be seen at the celebration in Challis
next Monday and Tuesday.
Look over your machinery and order
your repairs early at the Challis Hard
ware, F. L. ludlow, Prop.
Chas. w. Morrison and George L.
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their homes at Mackay last Friday.
H. F. Brockman and VIM. Wander
wood were in town Tuesday from
their home at Mackay on business.
Mrs. Riley left last Saturday even
ing for Wichita, Kansas, where she
will make her home with her father.
The Board of County Comm,sslot1r
ers met as Board of Equalization last
Monday, going over the tax rolls.
All those competing for prize in
the parade next Monday morning will
have to list their names on or before
$3.50 at the committee headquarters
In the Dewitt building.
w. A. Criswell, Scion B. Clark, M.
D. Kilgore and L. E. Dillingham; mo-
tored up from Mackay last Thursday
evening and "hob.nobbed" with local
democrats over the political situation
and the coming campaign.
M. A. Dillingham; was in Mackay
last Sunday on business connected
with the celebration. He has secured
a large tent for use during the cele
bration where those with camp out
fits may spend the nights.
ID Carr and family passed through
town last Monday on their way to
their home at Mackay from trip to
Robinson Bar Mr.. Carr was elected
President of the Fair Association at
Mackay last week in place of L. E..
Dillingham;, resigned.
It's a fact. the new Buick will com,
from Salt Lake here on high gear
up the Malad hill and summit and a
cross the desert and average II miles
lon gasoline. To secure future delir,
cry, see John.
The Fourth of July in Challis this
year is going to be bigger and be;
| ter than eve.. The attractive pro
gram will be printed and ready 10
distribution the latter part of this
week. It also appears on the las:
page of this issue.
E. E. Ernst of the Guaranty Truss
Company Of Idaho Falls. was in town
last Friday. While here Mr.. Ernst
appointed M. A. Dillingham; as local a
gent of the company which will soon
be prepared to loan money to these
desiring to build homes and Mr.
Dillingham; is to take care OF these
loans for the company.
Nelson Hovey and wife visited will
the Hovey family at Mackay last Sun
day, going down Saturday evening an
returning Sunday evenig. Mr.. E. W
Hovey, well kown here. was quite Ill
and confined to his bed, but Is niue;
| better at this time and is again on the
Job at the First Naional Bank o.
which he is president.
Bucking bulls, horses and mules. to
gether with horse races, wagon an(
truck races, baseball games and sma:
! sports and the big carnival dance an.
a large number of other entertainer
features. are attracting the attention
of people all over the country WI,
| are planning on attending the cele
! bration here next Monday ad Tues
day.