The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-03-19
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Fire Insurance-Hovey G Tunison
Merle Markell and wife are living
in Butte.
A case Of measles is reported in
: Challis
Born to Mr.. and Mrs George Keyes
of Missoula, baby boy.
N. C. Hovey was on the sick list
for several days during the past week.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stevens
on Friday, March II, baby boy. All
are doing nicely.
Mrs. Port Cameron and children ar
rived the latter part of last week
to take up their home here.
Ed. Huffman left for his home at
the Stanley Ranger station last week
after having spent several weeks in
the local office.
Mrs. Roscoe Hamilton came over
Monday from her home in Pahsamaroi
valley for a short visit with relatives
and friends.
Mrs Dump Horton, Of Mackay, was
here several days during the past week
to be with her father, George Hosford,
who is quite Ill Mr.. Hosford's con-
dition Is much better and she has re-
turned to her home at Mackay.
Last Sunday number of the little
friends of Baby Maude Darlington
gathered at her home in this city. The
occasion was the 18th anniversary Of
the little lady's birth A very pleasant
afternoon was had by the little tots
and delicious refreshments served.
Assessor D. NJ Burnett came up
from Mackay last week for short
visit with his wife, returning to Mac
kay last Saturday where he is again
to the work of assessing
Lost river valley people.
Chase A. Clark and wife returned to
Mackay last Friday from Salt Lake
City, where Mr.. Clark purchased a
Straight Eight Packard Sedan. It is
the most beautiful car that ever CAME
into Custer County and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark are entertaining their friends
in their new palace.
Owing to a breakdown in machinery
in The Messenger mechanical dep.r.
ment, the paper is late this week The
new parts are quite expensive and Will
have to be paid for at once. Therefore
we are asking all those who are in
debted to us to kindly call in and set
tie at once and thus help us mest this |
additional expense.
L. E.. Glennon and VIII Shoup of |
Salmon, passed through toyn last Fri
day on their way from Pocatello to
heir homes at Salmon. Mr.. Glennon
was representing Mr.. Shoup, in the
Federal court. We are informed that |
Mr.. Shoup was fined something around |
800 for a shortage which occurred in
he Salmon postoffice while he was
postmaster.
bennington Mccain, who was ar
'ested at Mackay, some time ago, on
| liquor charge went before Judge
Adair at Arco last week and plead
yuilty. Judge Adair fined him $50
md a Jail sentence of thirty days.
McCann has elected to lay it all out
md arrived Monday evening to serve
lis time which will amount to 55 days
With allowance for good behavior.
During the past week severe storm
listed Central Idaho and since the
beautiful springlike weather has given
way to blustery March. On Willow
reek summit heavy fall of snow
occurred last Friday and Saturday,
,ut despite this fact the M. c. c. Lines
.ot the mail through and have only
missed connections with the train at
dackay three times since they have
lad the mail contract. Their large
leo Speed Wagons travel on passenger
rain schedule and are equipped with
eaters that make the traveller COM
ortable even in the most severe
weather.. They are deserving of much
redit and the service they give is
realty appreciated.