The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-05-30
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Our subscription list grows bigger
and bigger every issue.
Mrs. Upham of Mackay is visiting
the Hovey families here.
Henry Nichols entertained his son
from Pahsamaroi over Sunday.
Ivan Hughes was in Salmon the
fore part of the week on business
All the witnesses in the Millick tri-
al returned home the latter part of
last week.
VIM. Buster has erected fine wire
fence around his residence on East
Main street.
DR.. Dickinson came up from Mackay
last Friday to attend the needs of
his patients here.
E. P. Huffman come down from the
ranger station at Stanley last Sunday
on a business trip
V. A. MCGOWAN went down to Sal
mon last Monday evening taking Mrs.
Mckinney down with him.
NJ. A. Dillingham; and family were
Is Maekay last Thursday on business
and pleasure.
FOR SALE: Idaho Rural Seed Pc
tatoes. - EVERETT BAXTER, Chal-
lie, Idaho.
Albert siebe and family will Leave
here the fore part of next month fc-
California, where they will make the-r
future home.
Word has Just reached rs % The ef-
feet that Mrs. Veg who lives abbove
Clayton, has passed away. Particu-
lars next week.
Miss Beatrice Foley returned home
Monday evening from Pocatello where
she had been attending the Idaho
Tech for the past term.
Pete Pedrini was in town last Mon
day from his home above Clayton.
While here he ordered the Messenger
sent him for another year even though
his subscription did not expire for
over month.
Francis A Thomson, director Of
the state bureau of mines and geol
ogy and dean of school of mines, Uni
versity of Idaho, passed through Chal-
lis last Wednesday afternoon in COM
pany with w. M. Snow, on his way
to Salmon to investigate in a limited
way the ore deposits in that vicinity.
160-acre ranch for sale in Pansam
aroi valley, three miles below Woods
ranch. All fenced with
5-wire fence except 80 rods which
is fenced with 4-wire fence: has los
house. stable, granary. corral OF
woven wire fence, hog tight. Terms
to responsible party. $4,000 per acre
See Dave Gekeler, Clayton, Idaho
out May Z3rd., 1878.
After the funeral services of VIM
Oster last Friday. the Antler's Club
Of Mackay, raised the flag which they
had purchased for Challis on the larg~
pole at the corner of Brasseur's store
Very appropriate exercises were hH'
and a large crowd gathered to witness
The ceremony. In behalf of the r'c-
pie of Challis we extend our thanks
to the Antler's Club for the flag they
have so generously presented to the
town.
Among those from outside points in
attendance at the Oster f'sneral last
Friday, the editor noted: Charles
kopp. Jim Beverland, Dick Graham.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Weller, John w.
Fowler and wife, Charlie Baker Mrs.
Dump Horton, E. W. Hovey AMI wife.
Mrs. Upham. c. E Fishel and wife.
Charles Morrison and wife, Jack
David, L. E. Dillingham; and family, !
Al. Baker, Ike Hardmah, K McKen-
lie, AL. Norman, Pete Peterson, G.
v. Hanson, DR.. Richards, Mel Geary, |
Billy Armstrong, John Boyle, wife and |
son, ]. P. Mckinney and wife. Jack |
Carr and family, Con Hurst, Mr.. Bar |
,er, Bert Williams, Clyde Torrey, Bar
lila. Clark Jerry Sullivan and wife, |
Viii Sullivan and wife. Mrs. Sullivan;
rom Jose and wife, John Smith, Otto
yillrora and wife Chs Caronnnf