The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-03-07
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w. H. Woodson is on the sick list
Dee Woody left Wednesday morn
ing for Salt Lake City
D. B. Drake went down to Mackay
the first of the week On business.
B. D. Fox has been appointed to
the position Of permanent postmaster
at Challis.
Robins, bluebirds and meadowlarks,
the welcome harbingers Of spring are
with us again.
Mail your watch, clock. jewelry and
spectacle repairing to ". F. Hankins,
Jeweler, Mackay, Idaho.
Dr.. Dickinson left last Saturday
for Mackay where he viii attend the
needs of his patients for time.
Arthur McGown returned home last
week from a business trip to Salt
Lake City and other outside points.
Mrs. W. B. Horne. proprietor Of
the Challis-Salmon stage line, is IN
town looking after business affairs.
Bill croth was in town last wsel-
from his home at Bayhorse, renewing
old acquaintances and enjoying him
self in other ways.
Busters -four has been on the local
market for some time and IS giving
satisfaction The -four mil
is a great thing for round valley.
Mrs. Clyde Torrey, who came dow
from her home up the river last We
to have some dentai work d2po,
turned home LIST g tarday morning.
We direct your attention to the ad.
of the Chalhs Gaze You can get ice
cream there every day as well as short
orders. They have special dinners
on Sundays.
Eat ranch butter that is put up in
wrappers that are printed at home.
1t is no worse to eat outside butter
than it is to use outside wrappers Mr..
so think of thatl
We ask that all those owing for
or otherwise kindly call
in and settle. We cannot pay our
bills unless we get what is coming TO
US. Thanks!
Marie Jensen received the sad |
news Tuesday of the serious illness
of her father in Salt Lake. She left
morning for that city and |
shortly after leaving the news urriv-
cd that the old gentleman had passed
away. He was a brother Of n. c.
Jensen of Round valley.
Prosecuting Attorney Milton A.
Brown returned home last Friday
where he held the preliminary exam
nation of the McKnley's charged
with assault. The defendants were
found not guilty and they arrived in
-haliis the same evening on their way
o their homes in Pahsamaroi.
George W. Oliver the horse buyer,
will be in May, Idaho, on the 18th Of
March to buy broke saddle horses
Must be well broke, age from 5 to 10
7ears Mares or geldings, any color
Bring your horses in town. will not
run around to hunt them up. For
see E. A. Smith at Wells
store.
McGowans started Landing the
ore part of the week. George NC
4owan. manager of the big MCGOWAN
,anch has had erected two Landing
sheds forty feet long with forty in
lividual pens in each shed. This is
far-seeing matter for such sheds will
,ay for themselves in a short time and
would they prove OF great
-alue if bad weather should occur
Turing the 1ambing season.
A big. round silver dollar that has +
,een rolling seven years, got back to
fergus Falls, Mimi, where it started
n 1916. Now it will be treasured as
precious memento. Seven years ago
Raymond Aarvig cut his name on the
.ollar. then spent il. Raymond went
o the world war, never came back.
,aymond's father owns meat mar
let. The dollar came to him in
hange across the counter. What a
tory that dollar could tell if it spoke
ny other than the money language.