The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-05-17
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Challis is going ahead with a bang,
Good hot days.
Please pay POUR sulsc, Upton!
Join the Industrial Association.
The dollar that leaves town neve,
eturns.-Buy at home
Please pay your subscription!
| Cakes, cookies, bread for sale. -
MRS. F. L. CLYDE.
Verne A. MCGOWAN has purchased
new Buick Four.
+. P. Swauger wants the Messenger
sent to him for another year.
H. Newton Thornton, the architect
was in town Tuesday on business.
( Mrs. Aleson went down to Salmon
last Saturday for visit with frlencs
and relatives
Assessor Dan M. Burnett left Mon.
day morning for the upper country on
business connected with his office.
The Adamson family attended the
Sullivan-Ennis wedding at the Sulll
van Springs above Clayton last Mon
day evening.
Franklin Nickerson and sister, Miss
Gertrude. attended the Sullivan-Ennis
wedding at the Sullivan Springs last
Monday evening.
We call your attention to the an
nouncement of John S. Boyd who is
candidate for the office of Assessor
on the Democratic ticet.
George Snow and family passed thru
town last Saturday on their way from
their home at Clayton to Salmon and
other Lemhi valley points
F. l.. ludlow has had large ware
house built in the rear of his store
the growing volume of his business
demanding this addition.
It's a fact, the new Buick will conc
from Salt Lake here on high gear
I'D the Malad hill and summit and a
cross the desert and average II miles
on gasoline. To secure future dellV
cry, see John.
George Coryell was on the SICK us
several days during the past week
the trouble being the result of an at
tack of the flu which he suffered some
time ago and from which he has ne
er fully recovered.
Frank Skeels went down to Salmof
last Saturday for the purpose OF se'
ting his car which had been there 'o'
some time in the hands OF the paint
ers. He returned tt rs A,me at -
horse the following day.
Miss Florence Woodson, teacher II
the Kansas City schools and Mrs 'ho
Williams of Pocatello, arrived Iuesua!
evening for a short visit with ne
woodson and Dillingham; families. Inc
ladies are sisters of w. n. "oouso''
The Fourth of July in Challis TINS
wear is going to be bigger ana De,
tor than eve. The attractive pro
gram will be printed and ready TO-
distribution the latter part or UNI
week It also appears on the las
page of this issue.
rred 2 Hitchings representing I'M
w " r.. was in town Tuesday even
inc for the purpose Of selling i'h'
of stationery and PRINTING supplies =
The Messenger. Mr.. F'tch'rgs WIZ
occomnanied by his wife and ooth ar
enthusiastic over the peau'iiui ~
ery of this section.
1ko and Chris Hartman ana III
,,t,ar,s wife. were here the fore par
ns tbe week from thair homes al Iaac
kav attending to business rela.ivs !,
o one the stage line from M 1; aar
to Challis. They have the mail C, cen ,
tract and will enter upon 1ne w4 ua I'd
renuires on July LIST. Mr. Cnrls -
man and family will make their nom
in this city.
Lawrence Hosford and bride cam IN,
49, Iast Friday from Mackay for a rev e'
DAYS. dp sS' visit with relatives here uo o.
G s-rdav evening Mrs: george Ia h9'
ford and Mrs. E. X. Tunison h held,
reception for the happy young ae.x co op1
at the Tunison home in TINS Guy, W..
the old school(mates OF aa evening wa
d 7 Var Uer pIeasaT one, dancing was IN i
duls sed in and very delsct"n asnT pn &c
was served. Mr.. Hosford'S INA many wi d
" "" ard friends here WIS