The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-08-26

on" ~, Laura Grubb is visiting will
I 'ne Philip Rand family at Salmon
| Mrs. r. H. Hammerly has taker
charge OF the Jose Lodging House.
An epidemic Of whooping cough i;
prevalent in the Pahsamaroi valley
The Ralph Baxter family spent last
Sunday at the Hillman ranch down
the Salmon river.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Rode Of Pahsam
aroI,. were in Challis SATURDAY. on a
mission Of business.
Mrs. Ted Long and little daughter
went down to Mackay last Sunday
for a short visit with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lelande and
Herschel Leabo are visiting with rel
atlves and friends at Northfork.
Miss Shirley Silver returned last
Monday from Chicago where she Wis
tied with an aunt during the summer
Mrs. John Boyle and children of
Blackfoot are here the guests Of Mrs.
Boyle's sisters, Mesdames Hartman
and Coleman.
Arthur Y. Miller and wife Of Sal
mon, are here this week renewing old
acquaintance and looking after bus
mess interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. J. Salisbury Of
Salt Lake left for their home Tues
day. after visit and inspection trip
at Bayhorse.
Round valley has experienced sew
eral frosts during the past ten DAYS
which did considerable damage to |
garden truck.
Floyd Bradley arrived last Monday
from Wallace for visit with rela-
lives and his many friends here. He
S employed in mine at Wallace
FOR SALE: Hotel and Pool Hall
connected, fully equipped. Or viii
ease hotel. Good business guaran-
eed.-J. H. CALVIN, Clayton, Ida
The Salmon Municipal Band viii
ntertain you with high-class music
Turing the Custer County Fair at
halls, September II, is and 18th.
L. A. Hansen and Holger Peterson
f Mackay, were here Monday with
vo new Chevrolets. VIM. Chivers
urchaed one of them, touring car.
The Mission Society gave Mrs. D.
T. Burnett surprise party last
uesday' afternoon. Luncheon was
srved and very delightful after
Don was spent.
The grandstand and fencing at the
d ball park has been RACED and NOV
to the new County Fair Grounds s
here the material will be used in
,rrals and fencing.
David Gekeler passed through this }
tv last Monday on his way TO his
me at Clayton from Boise, where
has been for some time. He Is t
oking hale and hearty y
Mrs. Pfeiffer entertained the mem c
rs of the Crochet Club at her home =
this city last Thursday afternoon.
delicious luncheon was served and
e guests enjoyed very pleasant
ternOon.
Mr.. RAYMOND. Oldsmobile salesman q
Salt Lake. was here calling on 10 "
dealer. NJ. A. Dillingham; he p
Of in the new prices on 1926 models fl
a YOU will find the same in our an s.
uncement on the opposite page s.
Ronald Lane. grandson of Mrs. T. =
Sc. arrived last Saturday from his :,
NE in San Francisco. He Is well ;,
OWN here, having visited here sew =
I times in the past. He is now con =
ted with large auto accessory q
n in Frisco. q
)ne of the Ford tractors that was o
no driven from the Red Bird by ft
ii Cheek. Friday afternoon, was o
npletelv destroyed by fire. While Il
inc to extinguish the flames Mr..
eek sustained number of severe "
ms. :,
,athrv Leaton, Madeline Hovey, 3
,othv Drake and Rita Baxter left
ndav for Stanley, where they will
t with Mrs. Thompson. They
ect to spend the time camping IN
hills and enjoying the beautiful tn
lerv and invigorating atmosphere tn
ON and Robert Campbell were in
section recently from their home
Wallace, visiting with their par
above Clayton and their num- :
IS friends here. The boys are ,z
70 very well in Wallace and their ~
nds here were glad to see them a In
an Hice. who came here from Hal
several weeks ago viii Contractor =
lev. has moved his family here -