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PLEA MADE FOR FAITH
Bishop Leete Heard by Indiana Uni
versity Seniors.

BIZ Times Special
BLOOMINGTON. Ind, June o.
The supreme adventure in life is
faith, Bishop Frederick d. Ieete,
Of indianapolis, told Indiana Uni.
versity graduates at the annual bac-
calaureate sermon here Sunday
night. This Is not an age of
doubt" he said. Much disloyalty to
religion gets into public view in
magazines and papers. A cheap,
sensational brand of theolog9an al
ways becomes a head liner"
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Look hot, please" David Mo-
rarity, 932 N. Gray St., traffic
policeman at Illinois and Mary
land Sts., was asked.
Sure and I don't have to-"
Moriarty grinned back, taking off
his white topped summer cap and
wiping his brow.
Moriarty disagreed with kind
intentions Of citizens who urge
traffic police be allowed to doff
their coats on hot days.
Last year they tried it," he
said. 1.-THE poor boys were ter
ribly sunburned. The old coat is
hot, but we prefer 1t to Shirt
sleeves"
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20. Commonly used for an added
thought 10 a completed letter.
81. Professional knot tyers.
%. Ponderous volume.
"a. Yellow Hawaiian bird.
%. God.
&c. Tngle between inner and outer
margins Of an insects wing.
81. A good wish for the bride.
20. Ocean.
81. To sin.
30. Beautify.
"a. Thin, fiat piece for roofing.
S5. Instrument for untangling hair
(pl).
36. To travel by auto.
%. Where the sun rises.
43. Devoured.
40. Exclamation of surprise.
as. Eccentric wheels.
so. Not so much.
81. Alleged hypnotic force.
SO. Common viper.
So. Third musical note.
81. A quick cut.
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GUNMEN GET $4,000
Slug Waterman i'm Cleveland Cloth
ing Company Store.

BIT LnIted Press
CLEVELAND, Ohio, June s.
Two gunner slugged the night night
Waterman at the Bond Clothing
Company here today, knocked the
combination from the safe and es-
capped with $4,000.
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AUTO RACER HURT

Bg United Press
Upton, Ind, June Sin
practice run for the dirt track auto
races at the Upton foreground,
Harry Taylor, "a of Elwood. was
seriously injured.
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Concert. woAw 1920 omaha-or-
els p. M.-wAHG (s15.e), Long Island
Varied program
$50 P. ,M.-;WCAP [4es.5 Washington
Quartet; also WOO. WCAE (461.3(
Acknowledgement. WIZ (454.3(
New York-Musical. WOAW 1920 ),
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Gao E Mi@WfHK (a7o. Cleveland =
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St. Paul.. and r. Family WEAF
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--Educati onai Hour wEAF (491 )
New YCrk--Program: also WEEP,
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Concert. WBAP (475.2). TT. WORTH
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gram. WILT t394.5). Philadelphia -
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Wrongdoing.
Grief WARRANTY.

81. Wrongdoing.
So. Grief (variant).
80. Energy.
81. Smell.
So. Self.
GA. To sleep.
65. Sun god.
sc. Nay.
6S. Melancholy note.
50. Printers measure.
II. Toward.
70. Myself.
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Il
iA not day old, was news
- at Wabash. Charles Truss
received a cablegram from his son
in China announcing the birth of
a boy. The cablegram, due to
change In time, arrived in Wabash
the day before it was sent.
Elwood hopes names is not names.
Lon Leisure has been appointed pa
trolman.
Six high school boys were arrest
ed at Bloomington for Tipping pen
MES.
New record for dog tags has been
hung up at Lebanon. Two hun
dred have been issued.
John T. walker painter of Adams,
won prize for using the same kind
Of paint brush since 1869.
Rollin Meek Is the new chancellor
commander of the Greensburg
rIQ6ilS VI lllldS.
Washington has street car service
again. A broken generator, which
halted power transmission, has been
repaired.
Ralph, 6, and Carroll, 4, sons of
Wesley Harris, Clinton mine super
intendent, are dead from eating
green apples.
~7EORGE A. PETIT, Evans
ville's pied piper, has an
III nounced he will abandon
his profession of selling poison for
rats and bugs, to study for the
ministry. Decision came when he
was granted divorce from his
wife.
Heat caused a tragedy at Bluffton.
Buster, aged dog of DIR. V. c. Fretz
and town pet. keeled over and died.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Churchill of
Wabash are recovering from pto-
maine poison, result Of eating dried
kidney beans.
Newport will stage an elaborate
parade June IL in commemoration
of the Clinton County centennial.
Despite the heat, j. NJ. Ertel Of
Upton wears heavy artics. He has
to wade cold water most Of the day
at the bottling plant where he
works.
Drought. was broken at Green's
burg. Kendall Armstrong serenaded
the Y. M. G. A. dormitory. A down.
pour came from the windows.
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Radio HOUR HOUR !;

THE CONVENIENT PROGRAM THE RADIO FAN KNOW
WHAT'S HOUR. TIMES PROGRAMS STAR D1A0A
AT $3.50 p. M. CONTINUE FOR TWENTY-FOUR HOURS
(ALL CENTRAL STANDARD TIMED
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$50 REDS Are
HELD In SOFIA
Police Make Roundup of
Communist Suspects.

BIZ United Press
LONDON, June s.-Four hun
dred and fifty persons, suspected OF
communist activities, were arrested
by the Sofia police Sunday.
Police drew Gordon about the
city, halted traffic and searched
houseo Of communist suspects.
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TRAIN WRECKS BALLOON

to Ground by Collision.
BIZ United Press
BRUSSELS, Juno S.-The Brit
ish balloon Elsie piloted by Captain
Johnson, in, the Gordon Bennett cup
race which started from here Sun
day, was wrecked near Etaples,
France today by Ncollidlng with a
train. The crew was unlnjured.
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Today's Best

COPYRIGHT 1926 bv, United Press
WRC, Washington, p. M, ESI'
u. s. Navy band.
WCCO, Minneapolis-St. Paul, ESQ
p. M, CST-Address by President
Coolidge at the .Norse-American cen
tennial opening
WEAF, New York; WWJ, Detroit;
WCAE. Pittsburgh; WAR, Provi-
dence; WOO, Philadelphia; WEEl,
Boston; WCAP, Washington, 3 +.
M, EDST.-Gypsey orchestra.
KGO, Oakland, P. M, Pest
Educational program.
WSUI, Iowa City, 1880 P. M,
CST.-U of Iowa band.
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$50 p. M.M M%ffAf' (ssi 1855 Long Island
6 6SSi = Kaybee, Woo {41e4j, Mime,
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6 p. M.@-wDAF (se5.e 81. Kansas city
Music, WEAR (369,4). Cleveland -
Music WLW (422.3). Cincinnati -
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BIZ UnItod Press

VIENNA, juno s.--A Sofia dis.
patch declared King Boris has com.
muted TO life Imprisonment the
death sentence against Madame Nick
olef, PRETTY French Bulgarian
woman charged with aiding in
shielding tho Cathedral bomb plot
ters recently.
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Answer to Yesterdays Crossword
Puzzle:
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wsAI (32o.e). Cincinnati-ouartet
Orchestra
$3.50 p. M-KFK 1888 81, Hastings =
Music. wBAP (475.9). Fl, Worth =
Trail Blazers. WIN 1851 q, New
York-Entertainmen WMAK 1850 =.
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ark-Orches:ra-
10 P. M.-KFI ,467), Los Angeles =
land-Music. XIII 1882, Los An
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bellevue (In) Legion Band WKRC
1920, acknowledgement. WIN
(3612( New Notwithstanding
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HOOSier Briefs

BABY born yesterday, but
not a day old, was news
at Wabash. Charles Truss
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-09
PURELY PERSONAL

Get in and help boost the Fair.
When you are in Mackay eat at the
Mackay Dining Room at the Mackay
Hotel. aoVu.
Attend the Custer County Fair :
the main exposition of Central Idaho
at Challis on September IL, 10, l9.
Joe Meats and family were here
last Monday.
Ted Long was a Salmon caller last
Saturday
Joe Pappetti was here last Sun
dav from Salmon on business.
F. E. Higley and wife were at Sal
mon last week on business.
Geo MCGOWAN was Mackay bust
ness visitor last Monday.
Mrs. C. C. Burstedt is visiting with
relatives at Tendoy this week
The Coupe family arrived the first
of the week and will spend the WIN
ter here.
Mrs. Harry B. Field IS visiting
with her sister, Mrs. F. ii. Skeels
at Bayhorse this week.
Mr. and Mr.. H. H. Hovey returned
from a visit with relatives at Lew
iston Utah, last Tuesday.
IT Fl. Burbridge was in this city
last week with truck load OF apples
from the Bert Macnab ranch below
Salmon.
Ask about our Diamond Christ
mas Club. Your money earns . per
cent while you paw ROblNooN
THE JEWELER, Msckay, Idaho
Born on Monday evening iSeptem-
ber 9Th. to Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hor-
tom fine baby girl. Both mother
and little tot are doing nicely.
Commissioner Dave Williams was
in town from his home near Opsl-
dian last Monday on business
Ladies and girls new fall hats on
sale Saturday Evening, Sept. 18th.
and during the following week.
MRS. MICHAEL IT,
Game Warden A. d. Kelley was at
Stanley last week on official bue 7'ss
Jim BENEFITS has been on tls sex
LIST for the psst several d7T5, b!t
is able to be up and aroun~ again
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-09
MACKAY ITEMS
(From The Miner)

Bon Voyage-Mrs. Flora Maddox
left the latter part of last week for
California, from where she will sail
for Java, to reengage in newspaper
work. While here she had many de-
llghtful visits with her numerous old
friends and the members of her fam
lily. On last Thursday night a fare
well dancing party was given in the
Greene Motor Company new garage
to which was invited numerous frien-
DIS Of Mackay's Globe Trotter. A
royal time was had at the party and
the farewells were many.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-09

RANCH FOR sALk = 232 acres
Good two-story house. Priced to sell
Part cash. cart time. Inquire Of N. g.
F OvEY. adv
Bob Muir came down from his min
ing property up the river the fore
part Of the week to attend to bust
ness matters.
W. ". Adamson went down TO
Mackay Monday where he took his
mother who was on her way to her
home at Burley from a visit with the
Adamson family here.
First Day of Fair, Sept. IL
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-09
First Day of Fair, Sept. II

Good Clown at Pair - Homer Hol-
comb writes that he will be here to
help entertain the big crowd at Cen
tral ldaho's biggest show which star
IS at Challis on September II and
goes strong for three days and mites
Don't miss seeing this funniest Of
funny-men = he'll keep you enter
tanned even if everything else should
fail.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-09

Advertising Fair-Secretary Fran
klln Cameron Of the Custer County
Far, left Tuesday morning for Pah-
samaroi valley and the Lemhi valley
on an advertising trip. Expecting to
be gone couple Of days.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-09

Or Camping Trip - c. 3. Je,ise1,
aud family hava been IN the ForI.cy
st''tion on a camping trip for Tic
pas; week OF -. They are expected
home this week.
First Day of Fair, Sept. II
At Caldwell - Ealr K. Tunison
and family are living at Caldwell,
Idaho, where Mr.. Tunison has luc-
rative position. Their many friends
here wish them success and health
in their new home.
First Day of Fair, Sept. II
To Moscow = Gladys Leaton will
leave next Sunday for Moscow, go
ing via Butte where she will visit
briefly a few friends living there
Miss Leaton is graduate from Chal
lis High and this is her second year
at the Z Of I.
First Day of Fair, Sept. II
Entertain Club-Mrs. J. L. Jones
entertained the members of her club
at the Parsonage Wednesday, after
noon. Delicious luncheon was served
and a pleasant afternoon enjoyed
by all those present.
First Day of Fair, Sept. II
Mrs. Funkhouser Ill-Mrs. "Gran
dina" Funkhouser, is quite i'll at the
home of her dsuehter, Mrs. Jno Job.
This grand old lady has host OF
friends who wish a speedy recovery
to her usual good health.
First Day of Fair, Sept. IL
Announcement Don't miss the
new fall hats; the most exquisite
line that Mrs. Murdoch has ever han
died: now on display at the Bonnet
Shop at Salmon. Idaho; there will be
STYLES and prices to suit all; the new
line consists of MISUNDERSTANDING
lour-satin-sports and dress models. II
First Day of Fair, Sept. II
To Links Business College -TAr'e
left last Friday 'l3rning for
Links Business ColIc'.r. Boise, where
no will attend school the coming WIN
ter. Merle gra iuatel from the Chal
lis High last pa y.
First Day of Fair, Sept. II
Stills are Stolen - A couple OF stills
which Sheriff McKelvey had taken
N raids on moonshiners were stolen
from the sheriff's office sometime
asst Sunday night. The next day the
sheriff and his deputy and Prosecut-
NO Attorney Merle Drake went on
, Hstillv search for the stills and To-
,ated them an stole 'em back again.
70 date no arrests have been made.
First Day of Fair, Sept. II
To High School Students = Prof.
.. Krauth has asked us to announce
hat all students living In Challis
vho plan on attending the Challls
Jioh this year are requested to De
4 the school house to register next
Saturday, September the I2th'. De-
ween the hours of 9 and IL a. IN.
First Day of Fair, Sept. II
The Little Man = The little man
v;tb the BIG voice, H. Tenney,
rbom the Fair Association has mr.
4 TO announce the various events OIL
ach days big program writes from
snrns. Ore. that he will be here a
ont the 18th. Mr.. Tenney Is pro
announcer and will help en-
ertain the crowd.
First Day of Fair, Sept. II
~, Moscow - Joe Brasseur and
:, ;.n Rurste If leave Thursday foi
!" COW. Cow where they viii enter the
,,versitv OF idano Tor the co'nip9
,m Both these boys are graduates
am tbe Cha,'is High. Rodger Bras
prr will take them overland III "iS
'.id.
First Day of Fair, Sept. II
FOR sALE:-Cider l mill IN G good
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-09
D0INGS OF CUSTER COUNTY PEOPLE

=
For : Nice Smooth Shave and q
issh;onable hair cut, call AZ The Pas
fine Club Room Barber Sbop.--Hcn'
- . r,choIs. Prop. (Adv.j
First Day of Fair, Sept. II
+; stanley-D. 5. Drake and wife
and Amos Leataon and wife We're at
Stanley last week on an outing.
First Day of Fair, Sept. IL
HARRINGTON Here - j.. II. Har-
nngton passed through town last Sun
| day with a number of mining men
whom he has interested in some min
ing property up the Salmon river.
First Day of Fair, Sept. IL
70 Wallace - Jess Bradley leaves
thelatter part of the week for Wal
lace. daho, where he will attend high
school the coming year.
First Day of Fair, Sept. II
10 Moscow - Kenneth Bradley
leaves the last of this week for Mos
cow where he will again enter the Z
Of l.. Kenney is a graduate Of Chal-
lis High and this is his second year
ct the "U".
First Day Of Fair, Sept. II
Place the Culverts - The culverts
at the intersections on main street
we're placed to-day and the furnishing
touches will be put on the work of
resurfacing by the end of the pres
ent week.
First Day of Fair, Sept. IL
Accuracy = The most impressive
feature of a Hamilton watch. We
sell and recommend them.
ROBINSON, THE JEWELER Mae
kay, Idaho.
First Day of Fair, Sept. IL
Chicken Season Closed-The open
season on sage chickens ended at
dark on Monday evening" of last
week. The birds were very plentiful
throughout this section this year and
despite the heavy huntingg, they are
still numerous, which helps to in
sure good crop of the birds next
year.
First Day of Fair, Sept. II
Back to Moscow = Victor Brad
Jury leaves the last of the week for
Moscow where he will again take up
LIS studies at the U. of /. Victor is
graduate of the Challis High.
First Day of Fair, Sept. II
Oearley- Bunch = This afternoon,
Wednesday,, September the 9th,
udge Matte Waters performed the
CEREMONY which united in marriage
II: Edmond L. Cearley and Miss Ell
Bunch, both of Clayton. After
ne ceremony the couple left for
leir home on the groom's ranch a
owe Clayton. Both the contracting
artles are well known to Central
lano people who join with us in ex-
'ndlng best wishes for a long and
appy welded life.
First Day of Fair, Sept. II
wire For Reservations = Race
orse men from distant points are
iring In for reservations for their
'clng stock and at the present time
'pearances indicate that the Fair
Challis will be one Of the very
sgest and best shows ever pulled
In Central Idaho.
First Day of Fair, Sept. II
Arco Men Here-Atty. W. J. Lam
ana j. W. Anderson were in Chal
'nls week where they filed a mot
u ana appeared especially to ques-
"a the Jurisdiction of the probate
uf1 Oh that county in suit start
by Atty. Geo. L. Ambrose of
: against Mr.. Anderson. The
- Is Tor collection of $3.50 which
), ambrose alleges is due him for
= ".es as attorney for Mr.. Ander-
49,. "a the water suit affecting the
s s.sec rights on Big Lost River
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-09

Aged Lady Ill-Mrs. John Howell
was brought to this city the latter
part of last week in a critical con-
dition, following an attack of heart
trouble. Her husband and children
are at her bedside at the Mackay
Hotel, where she is reported as some
what improved this morning.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-09

neip entertain the big crowd at Cen
trail ldaho's biggest show which star
Is at Challis on September II and
goes strong for three days and mites
Don't miss seeing this funniest Of
funny-men - he III keep you enter
tanned even if everything else should
fail.
First Day Of Fair, Sept. IL
FOR SALE: Hotel and Pool Hall
connected, fully equipped. Or will
lease hotel. Good business guaran-
teed.-J. Fl. CALVIN, Clayton, Ida.
First Day Of Fair, Sept. IL
To Salmon = Messrs.. A. D. Kel-
ley, D. B. Drake, H. NJ. Welch, 81
Mourning, Jno. Job, E. J. Michael
and FL. H. Hartman attended a ses-
sion Of the Masonic Lodge at Sal
mon last Tuesday evening. Messrs.
Merle Drake, Chas. Pfeiffer, and
Geo.. W. Reyes received their first
degree in that lodge that evening.
First Day of Fair, Sept. II
Time of Services = The time Of
services at the Congregational Chuch
hereafter will be as follows: Bible
School 10 a. M; Morning Worship
and Preaching at II 90; Evening ser
vices at 80; Prayer Meeting each
Wednesday evening at 7:30. All are
invited to attend these services. =
REV. ]. L. JONES, Pastor. If
First Day of Fair, Sept. IL
Concessions = Many concessions
of an entertaining nature will be
part of the entertainment at the big
show here next week. There'll be the
AFRICAN Dip" the Fortune Tellers
with their gay colors, the Cupie
Wheels, the paddle games and num-
erous other entertaining features, to
say nothing of the good eats which
the lunch stands will provide.
First Day of Fair, Sept. IL
Mackay Fair Visitors-Among the
Round Valley people whom we hap
pened to see at the Mackay Fair
were: Geo. L. MCGOWAN, Verne A,
MCGOWAN, Lee Kerr, Ralph, Baxter,
T. J. Kerr, j.. L. Ebberts, VIM. Eb-
berts. Mr.. Reese, Merle Hosford, Joe
Stemmer. F. R. Nickerson, LIE. Vog-
Ter. Franklin Cameron, Ivan Hughes
and family, Emmett Donahue and
family, Ted Long and family, H. II.
Hartman, Donald Rowles, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. A. Dillingham;, H. H. Hovey,
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Drake
and daughter Dorothy, B. D. Fox,
Chas. McKelvey, Mr.. Williamson,
and N. L. Drake.
First Day of Fair, Sept. II
FOR SALE: Eleven head of dual
purpose mich cows. All good mixers
and young. Also some nice young
stuff. -Four miles from Baker. Ad-
dress J. E. CROOK, Baker, Idaho.
First Day of Fair, Sept. IL
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-09
First Day of Fair, Sept. IL

Announcement Don't miss the
new fall hats; the most exquisite
line that Mrs. Murdoch has ever han
died; now on display at the Bonnet
Shop at Salmon, Idaho; there will be
STYLES and prices to suit all; the new
line consists of kid-leather-velvet-ve-
lour-satin-sports and dress models. 1t
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-09
First Day of Fair, Sept. II

FOR SALE: Hotel and Pool Hall
connected, fully equipped. Or will
lease hotel. Good business guaran-
teed.-J. Fl. CALVIN, Clayton, Ida.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-09
First Day of Fair, Sept. II

Mrs. Funkhouser Ill-Mrs. "Gran
dina" Funkhouser, is quite i'll at the
home of her dsuehter, Mrs. Jno Job.
This grand old lady has a host OF
friends who wish a speedy recovery
to her usual good health.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-09
Death of Mrs. Norwacki-On la

Death of Mrs. Norwacki-On last
Sunday morning occurred the death
of Mrs. George Norwacki at her
home in this city following a inger-
ing illness of several months. The
funeral services were held at the st.
Barbara Catholic Church in this city
on August 31st at two O'Clock and
were conducted by the Rev. Father
Denvir. The funeral procession and
the beautiful floral offering marked
the esteem in which this lady was
held in Mackay and in the valley.
Interment was made in Mt. McCaleb
cemetery.
First Day of Fair, Sept. IL
Chicago plans SO story building
the Acropolis with a convention hall
seating $4,000, 81 stories of offices,
and 1000 hotel rooms; the whole to
cost $4O,O00,000
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-09
First Day of Fair, Sept. II

To Links Business College -EHr'e
Fosford left last Friday 'l1rning for
Links Business Collc',r. Boise, where
he will attend school the coming WIN
ter. Merle gra luatel from the Chal
lis High last pa ~.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-09
Back Prom Mama DIR. and Mrs

Back Prom Mama DIR. and Mrs.
N. II. Farrell and Judge Clay Vance
who have been in Mama, Florida for
the past several weeks returned home
the first of the week making the trip
back by rail. Dr. Farrell intends to
move to that city this fall and it is
Mr.. Vance s intentions to spend the
winter there. Both are very much
taken up with the magic of the south
and the purr and hum of America IS
fastest growing city, Mama, where
both have invested heavily in real
estate with very satisfactory results.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-09

First DaY Of Fair. Sept. L
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-09
First Day of Fair, Sept. II

Entertain Club-Mrs. J. L. Jones
entertained the members Of her club
at the Parsonage Wednesday, after
noon. Delicious luncheon was served
and a pleasant afternoon enjoyed
by all those present.