The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-02-28

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Cleone Ellis-is ia Salt Lake visiting
with his mother.
Quite a number from here attended
a dance at May last Friday night.
The vote in the legislature for an
additional judge for this district stood
So against and nine for the measure.
/. R. Wilson was in town Wednes-
day morning from his home in Pahsam
aroi valley, attending to business mat
tiers.
Last Thursday was Washingtons
birthday and legal holiday and sew
eral OF our business houses closed up
for the day.
Frank Struhs and Calvin Eek have
purchased the Challis Cafe from ]. H.
Calvin and opened up for business last
Sunday morning.
Bert Williams is here from his
home UP the river for the purpose of
assisting our citizens with their
income tax statements.
Mrs. Clyde Torrey came down 10
Chaills from her home up the river the
fore part Of the week and is having
some dental work done.
The old ground hog has missed out
on lot Of fine spring weather since
he rushed back into his hole on the
second of this month.
Prosecuting Attorney Milton A.
Brown left last Monday for Mackay
to conduct couple of preliminary
hearings in the justice court
The Modern Woodmen are adver
Using charity ball Friday night this
week. The proceeds will be placed
in fund for charitable purposes.
We ask that all those owing for
subscription or otherwise kindly call
in and settle. We cannot pay our
bills unless we get what is coming 10
us. Thanks!
The Keystone Garage is installing
gasoline station in front of their |
place of business The enterprising |
young proprietors of the keystone, are
right up and a-coming.
Jack Stevens and family are moving |
from their Pahsamaroi home to the |
Drake home ranch on Warm Springs |
creek, Mr.. Stevens having taken the
Job of running the Drake ranch for
the coming year.
The legislature has abolished teach
ers institutes and will save the tax
payers of the state some 100000
year aside from what will be saved
the teachers of the state for doubt
full benefit to them.
The masquerade ball last Friday ev-
ening at Dodge Hall, drew out a large
crowd. DR.. Kirtley carried off first
prize, Tommie Jose and Jessie Nc
Clure took second prize and Marie
Jensen third prize.
Mrs. H. H. Hartman entertained a
number of her lady friends at her
her home in this city last Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. L. MCGOWAN carried
of the first prize at cards and Mrs.
doelzle received the consolation prize
The War Mothers gave a delightful
party at the home of Mrs. Charles De
Witt last Monday afternoon in honor
II that lady's birth. Refreshments
we're served and the War Mothers
made Mrs. Dewitt a nice little pres
mt as a token of their friendship and
esteem.
Assessor Dan NJ. Burnett returned
lome Tuesday evening from weeks
rip to Mackay where he looked after
he duties of his office. Mr. Burnett
tates that the only place cars can
I'm In Lost river valley is on the main
treet of Mackay and says it will be
long time before the snow goes off,
The fishing is mighty good these a
lays and some mighty big catches are G
eing made. Ii