The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-12-09

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Fair Committee dance Dec. 18th.
Fair Committee dance Dec. 18th.
Notary Public at The First State
Bank.
Ivan Hughes and wife loft last
week for Denver on business and
pleasure trip.
Nate Rosenhaum, the veteran sales
man, Of Salt Lake, was here sever
al days during the past week, calling
on the trade.
Many social happenings are TAX
ing place in ChalIis and The Mcssen-
ger is almost tempted to start a Sc
ciety Department.
W. K. Horning and wife ,r~ived
last week from Salt Lake Civ for a
visit with Mrs. Mornings parents. d.
B. Drake and wife and their MANY
friends here.
E. W. Hovey came ap from Mae
kay last Saturday to join his wife.
Mrs. Upham and Mrs. Ford Hovev.
Of Omaha, in a visit with She Hovev
families here.
The two Leadore Basket Ball teams
spent Saturday night and Sunday at
the Beardsley Hot Springs while en-
route to their homes at Leadore from
games played at Arco.
Attorney w. W. and Mrs. Adam
son went down to Salmon Monday to
visit friends and Mr.. Adamson also
looked after legal business while in
the Lemhi county metropolis.
Christmas Special-Ladies' new
style. white gold, ieweled movement,
wrist watch. Have one put aside for
Christmas. Price s13.00-ROBIN-
SON, THE JEWELER, MACKAY.
The Board Of County Commission
ers went into session last Monday as
. Board of Equalization All men,
bers were present except Commission
err D. NJ. Williams Of District No. 2.
Mrs. Arthur Fox left the latter
part Of last week for Boise and up
on reaching Arco, her little daugh-
ter, zelda, who was with her became
III and she returned to her home in
this city.
State Highway Engineer Joe II. |
Stemmer, returned last Saturd " af-
.er an absence Of several weeks DUR
ng which time he was busy looking
ifter construction work in he Solth
western part of the State.
Messrs. I. S. Hardman, D. Y. Arch
,old. Senator Chas. F. Baker, and L.
J. Dillingham; were here Tuesdav on
business with the County Commission
RS. They returned to their homes at
lackay that evening.
A big time is scheduled for Friday
vhen Salmon and Challis basket ball
cams mix il at the Challis High gym
ollowed bv the big dance of the sea-
on which is given bv the fair asso-
iation. All are invited.
". G. Sweet and son, Willard, of
REQ. we're here over the week end,
allinr on old friends of Mr.. Sweet,
nd soliciting subscriptions for the
daho State Journal Of Pocatello. The
oung man is a candidate in sub
,ription campaign which the jour
al is staging and stands an excellent
bance of winning a fine automobile.
r. Sweet was at one time resident
T Cballis and his name appears in
le sThirty Years Ago" column in
lis issue.
Salmon bows and girls basket ball
ANS vs.. Challis boys and girls bas-
If hall teams at Challis next Friday =
rening. After the games the Gus
r County Fair Association will put
, q dance and dinner, the proceeds y
) which 90 toward making up the
,fciencv occassioned by the last
';r Everyone is urged to attend
q dance and dinner and thus help N
. committee meet their obligations.
II are cordially invited to attend the
70 basket ball games which promise
be hotlv' contested. lP
Mrs Job and son, Lee Baxter, re
,.ned from Boise the fore part of
. wool where Mr.. Baxter expected
s,,bmit to an operation on his leg. ,
20 oneration was not performed for
q a reason that the surgeons refused
oncrate unless Mr.. Baxter would
nsent to have his leg taken off a
' ,re' tba knee Here IS a case of a
toran of the World War of which
,cle Sam should be ashamed for In
t tv for his services this young
an with family to support has
EN- shamefully neglected