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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1898
Page
3
Fragmentary notice mentions a Wednesday event at EO hall and a keeper, with references to Idaho and command duties. Details are unreadable, limiting precise summary but indicates a partial public notice or civic item centered on a local hall activity and an official role.
Mrs Henry Younghans of Detroit reports severe anemia and fatigue after childbirth. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring strength and health after doctors offered little help. She saw improvement within days and full recovery after completing four boxes. Pills sold locally by druggists or directly from the company.
We are headquarters for agricultural implements machinery and vehicles including fish bro's farm reishlands ring wagons cooper farm and freightagons. Spring wagons concord bugges for Idaho trade canton sulky and hand plows J I Case sulky and hand plows Canton steel lever and wood frame harrows superior grain drills jewel center cutdisc harrows and feeders McCormick harvesting machinery best on earth steel hay rakes hand and self dumps hardware nails jewel stoves and ranges kitchen ware barb wire harness saddles whips and harness hardware harness guaranteed best California oak stock windows sash doors and glass widest line paints and oils hardwood iron steel grass and field seeds and more. Prices always satisfactory and inquiries welcome.
The Sullivan Hot Springs lie two and a half miles above Clayton beside the Salmon river. The waters are temperate for bathing with sulfurous medicinal qualities. The site becomes a popular resort for invalids and pleasure seekers. A carriage serves guests for day trips at 50 cents round trip. Two plunge baths are complete with more conveniences planned.
Joseph Rodgers assignee of John C Millick of Challis Idaho has filed notice of intention to make proof on desert land dam No 178 for Lot 4 Berw See 18 Tp 13 N R 20 E Reform TL Johnston O.S. Co missioner at Challis Idaho on May 0th 1808 He names witnesses Neal J Sharp Charles B Jensen Thomas W Chivers Lieutenant Peck all of Challis Idaho W H Brodhead register First publication April 19 1808
A fragmentary lyric recalls cheerful days by a brook and bright youth. It reflects longing for truth and vivid scenes of earth and sky as hearts stay warm and hopeful, with memories of song and light shaping a cherished world.
In 1876 the Wilson brothers drove 15,000 cattle from Hamilton Comanche Coryell and Bell counties toward McGregor and the Brazos. On July Fourth a night stampede broke the herd as a fierce storm and rainbow unsettled the cattle. Cowboys rode the flanks to “point them off” in circles toward the Brazos, while the 25-strong guard tried to keep order and protect the herd. The narrative comes from M. B. Davin, an old Texas ranger, recalling one of the most dramatic cattle stampedes in the region.
A herd of 15,000 cattle panicked and charged across a prairie gulley. Cowboys led by Mr. Wilson rode front and flank to form a semicircle, firing to bend the mass. Despite a rear push, the group saved most, but 2,700 head were lost, giving the site its lasting name Stampede Gulley.
The North China Herald reports mandarins plunder fixed prices set by authorities while oxen are seized for the treasury but killed first. It discloses official corruption, student arrogance, and foreigners seen as barbarians, with comments on Chinese rulers and attitudes toward women.
The Atlantic Monthly recounts how Emily Sellwood, met as a 17 year old in Somerset, became Alfred Lord Tennyson's wife. She served as his trusted critic and adviser, transcribing his poems and shielding his spirit from life’s trials with tact, wisdom, and spiritual insight.
A Columbus event featured anecdotes about clocks and the Greenwich time ball. A minister shared a tale about a doctor who jokes that the sun will set too late, as both almanac and watch seemed right. The minister's story won the prize, ending the evening's water stories.
A cyclist on a journey across the continent allegedly cut a long telephone wire between Adelaide and Darwin, causing Australia to lose news for 24 hours in mid September. Inquiries traced the act to the man while he was far from civilization, raising questions about using such methods as a precedent.
Africa faces a drop in monkey exports as the colony reports only 67 660 monkey skins collected last year while historical data show 168 403 king skins valued at 203 000 dollars exported in 1804. The note highlights contraction in primate trade tied to colonial markets and value shifts.
The ocean hosts several species that adorn themselves. The most notable is the antennarius, a small Sargasso Sea fish that literally clothes itself with seaweed.
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