The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-05-10

| Cnallis will celebrate the 4th.
A big celebration here July 4th.
| JON the Industrial Association.
join the Industrial Association.
| flease pay your subscription!
Join the Industrial Association.
Stop at the Custer Hotel-Mackay
Mr. Turner arrived recently from
nouthern Idaho for visit with rela-
yves and friends here
JOIN the Industrial Association.
May Is not city but there is real
harness and saddle man there. Give
hnodes chance at your work.
assessor Dan M. Burnett went to
clayton and East Fork last Monday
on business CONNECTED with his off
ice.
Stop at the Custer Hotel-Mackay
Quite few Of the young bloods of
Challis went up to Clayton last Sat-
urday night to attend the wedding
dance.
Please pay your subsc, iption!
Mrs. Fisher and two daughters ar.
rived last week from southern Idaho
to make their home here the coming
summer.
Please pay your subscription!
Mike Mccartney of Bennett, Idaho,
wants the Messenger at any cost and
he has been placed on our big list Of
readers.
Jim Fullmer was up from his home
at Chilly, visiting his daughters, Mrs
Tom Horton and Mrs. George Bruno
last week
Tom Chester of Salt Lake, who used
to live here, has become member of
the Messengers steadily growing sub
scription list.
]. D. Carr and John w. Swauger
passed through town last Thursday ev
ening on their way to their home a
= Mackay from trip to Pahsamaroi
valley.
Lew. Frost, commissioner of district
No. 2, arrived in town Monday morn
ing from his home at Clayton to attend
meeting Of the Board.
John Magos was down from Bay
2 horse last Friday on business. While
here he ordered the Messenger sent
to him for the coming year.
The Board of County Commission
ers met in regular session last Monday
r for the purpose of looking into the
road matters of the county.
l. We are informed that Scion B.
I Clark of Mackay has purchased new
Paige car and those who have seen
g it say it is marvel of beauty.
g R. H. Ewing, commissioner for dis
trict No. 8, arrived in town last Sat
l. urday evening from his home below
j. Mackay, to be in attendance at the
meeting of the Board Monday.
l. The band stand is being painted
green and white. 1t will present a
nice appearance but it surely does
t. make the other buildings on Main
;, street look like-well, like they need
|. a little paint too.
e When Vint Harland made the heart
l. of the publisher lighter by subscrib
ing for the Messenger the latter part
}, of last week, he also cut down to only
r three living in Challis who do not take
this good family journal.
d Born, on Friday, May 5th., nine
2 pound baby boy to Mr.. and Mrs
Bartlett Falls. The little fellow viii
e make a good pal for his older brother
it Buddy, who is regular fellow right
now even though he is only some two
e years old.
If We must ask all those knowing
themselves to be indebted to us tt
j. call in and settle their accounts a
CONCEIVE, like all others canno
a meet our bills unless we can collec
It what is coming o US.
Frank Swauger passed through thi.
y city last Thursday evening on hi
u way to Mackay to obtain medical trea
d ment for trouble resulting from al
attack of the flu. On Saturday h.
- passed through town again on his wa.
>. to his home in Pahsamaroi.
d Society Stationery Last week w
received a large shipment of tn
e Dry IL tee in society stationery 70
a, both men and ladies'. 1t is real hon
If est classy stuff and is going might,
FAST. Better come in and look
r. over.
lie Last Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Ma
IN tilda Burstedt and daughter, Florence
\ entertained large number of thei
lady friends at their home in TIL
ny city. The afternoon was most pleas
Id antly spent at 500. after which re
II reshments were served.
lg A. McGown; Jr., manager OF tn
Challis Boys Band, reports the re
n cejpt of So 50 at the band dance las
r. Friday night. Mr. McGown also state
s, that this amount would have been il
IL creased to $3.50 had three of tn
to towns vould-be sports bought ticket
md not danced on tickets purchase
~ by some one else. Really, the boy
IN deserve our patronage and we shout
RI give it freely The organization is
We valuable asset to the town.
w. P. Smith of Sheridan, Wyomin!
or who was here during the last sessio
1g f district court. paid this office
n. pleasant call and was greatly su
IS prised to find such well equppe
printing plant this far from the raj
No. road. He likes the country here an
-, to keep in touch with it, has aske
W rs to send him the Messenger.
:, Stanford Hall, one of the old plol
,ss GERS of Custer county. passed ava
-. at the Springs last Saturday afternoo
81 I'D was buried in the Challis Gem
terry Monday afternoon. The old &c
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