The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-06-27
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Challis will celebrate the Fourth.
Our subscription list grows bigge
and bigger every issue.
Bryan Hurst was here Monday OF
a short outing.
Plows, disc harrows. etc., at great
ly reduced prices at the Challis Hard
ware. Call in and see us.
Last Friday, the longest day in the
year has come and gone.
Ellis Ivie was in town Sunday from
his home in Lost river valley.
Lew Clawson was in town Monday
from his home at Robinson Bar.
Tom Donahue was in town last Sun
day from his home in Pahsamaroi.
4S3 years ago last Sunday, printing,
the art preservative, was discovered.
Attorney W. w. Adamson was in
Mackay last Saturday on professional
business.
NJ. A. Dillingham; and family were
at Mackay last Saturday, the guests
of relatives and friends.
Neils Hansen passed through town
last Sunday Mr.. Hansen was for
merly a resident OF Mackay,
Chase A. Clark was in town last
Monday from his home at Robinson
Bar. He was accompanied by Mis-
Beulah Burnett.
Eat at the Col,mbia Cafe Brea'-
fast 1880 to $50; dinner $50 TO 1880.
Sandwiches. iced drinks and ice
cream all day.
Messrs. Job, Michael. Kelley, Nc
Gowan, Welch and Pfeiffer attend
ed Masonic lodge at Mackay last
night.
Clyde Torrey came down from Bay
horse Friday and Saturday made final
proof on his homestead on Burnt Bar
dat I'D the Salmon river.
"a bass who is both gifted and
we'll trained. Glasgow News says
his about Mr. Andelin, the noted bass
singer who sings here July 4th and
9Th. Be sure and hear him.
Verne A. MCGOWAN was Salmon
visitor again last Sunday. When in
as to the occasion of the
rip, this popular young business
man wiped the smile from his face
md said strictly business.
BIDS WANTED: To stack between
six and seven hundred tons of hay;
Ill machinery and horses furnished; |
lay to be stacked with sweep rakes, |
md stacking to start about July 1st |
Cor further particulars call on or
write Ed. O'Neal Estate, May, Idaho. |
County Commissioner Campbell of |
dayton, Johnson of Pahsamaroi and
,riswell of Mackay, arrived here last
sunday evening and on Monday met
n special session to let the contract
or building an extension to the court
DOM of the county court house.
Frank Bowman and family passed
Trough town the latter part of last
reek on their way to Pahsamaroi val
~ from southern Idaho where they
ad been making their home for the
asst winter. While in Challis they
ere the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
.irk.
In comparing the Challis Fourth Of
uly program with the Fourth of Ju-
programs of other places celebrat-
lg we are mighty pleased to announc
lat we have a far superior program
IAN any yet brought to our atten-
on You'll miss a big treat if you
ISIS Custer county's celebration at
HALLS this year.
FOR SALE OR TRADE: Buick
oadster equipped with 5 new tires
nd tubes, visor, $4,000 spot light, and
de wind shields; run only 5000 miles
his car is in first-class shape with
vt a single blemish on it. Also Frank
n roadster, fully equipped. l am in
le market for stock cattle and will
ade either of these cars for same
will sell. Price for either care ST.
900 JOHN w. SWAUGER, Mac
", Idaho, 2t