Custer Encampment No. 10 Holds Regular Meetings
Custer Encampment No 10 meets the first Wednesday monthly at the Odd Fellows hall in Challis visiting Patriarchs in good standing welcome. Officers listed include A P Challis Geo Ee Reyes and Scribe.
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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1902
Page
5
Custer Encampment No 10 meets the first Wednesday monthly at the Odd Fellows hall in Challis visiting Patriarchs in good standing welcome. Officers listed include A P Challis Geo Ee Reyes and Scribe.
Regular church schedule at Congregations Church in Challis includes morning worship at 11 o clock, evening service at 7 30, Sabbath School at 2 pm, and Christian Endeavor on Thursday at 7 30 led by Rev R B Nickerson, pastor.
Notice is hereby given that Mary J. Haugen of Gokuurg Outer county Idebo has filed notice of invention to make proof in her exert loed claim No. 7M to the SIM BIG WHSEM 6 NWY NK BWee Bee ty Mig NEY Bee W. Tp. WN KS before the Register and Receiver at Halley Idaho on Tuesday the 1st day of September Hart She names witnesses to prove the complete irrigation and reckemation of said land H. Wood Harry Dunn Thomas F. Blender son Edward Hunter all of Goldburg Idaho SHAMP Roynor first publication July ever Han
Devert Land final proof notice for G8 claim in Custer county Idaho. Claimant Frugein J Hagen of Gouldburg listed to prove irrigation and reclamation before the clerk at Halley Idaho on Tuesday. Witnesses named: C Wood Harry Dunn Thomas F Henderson Edward Hunter Alt Golitvarg. Department of the Interior. First publication July 0b.
Notice for publication from the Department of the Interior United States Land Office in Hurley Idaho. Hugh C Wood of Goldburg Custer County Idaho files final proof to desert land claim No 7H for the NWY NW NG SW BWW BWA Bec a REM NEY NEW SEM Sec 3 Tp 1 N R 6 M to prove complete irrigation and reclamation. Witnesses J Tagendagih Harry Dunn Thoms F Henderson Edward Hamer Alot Goldburg Hare to appear July 190% before the Register Sharp.
The Department of the Interior Land Office at Flatley issues a notice that a claimant has filed proof of residence and cultivation for a homestead entry. The record lists the claimant Hutley, with witnesses Wood, Mary K. Huzenberti, Harry Dunn, and others, with July 29, 1902, publication date and Register N. Sharp.
A collection of short notes covers telegraph mileage in the U S, beet sugarFactory output, a German royal portrait, bicycle demand in Japan, early gold pen manufacture by John Rendill of New York, Persian guitars, U S navy comparison with Germany, oilcloth care, varied chronologies of world foundation, King Edward VII’s language, the Vatican parrot market, opal origins, and Australia’s opal yield since 1489.
A Detroit Free Press reflection notes the value of steadfast kindness from elderly relatives, while acknowledging imperfect older folks. It praises a daughter who bears the stubbornness of aging family members with grace, patience, and unseen talents in daily care.
A notice states HENNY LANNEIR must contribute 400 dollars and other costs to hold mining claims Forestose and Forest Rose Extension in Custer County Idaho. The document also covers Sarah J. Dodge estate proceedings requiring sale of real estate to pay debts, with a probate hearing set for July in Chains, Custer County, published in The Silver Messenger.
John Mullen, Bonana Custer County Idaho, gives notice under United States law that a labor expenditure of 900.00 on each of the Blackhawk Swell and Fissure lode claims in the Seafo u District is required to hold the claims. If the co owner does not contribute within 90 days after publication, their one fourth interest may vest in the subscriber. First publication dated November.
The school savings bank movement grows across the United States with teachers volunteering to run programs. By January 1, there were about 3,088 school banks with 63,567 depositors and roughly $876,000 deposited since inception, while $135,000 remained on deposit. In Montgomery County contributions rise to $175,000 with 4,009 depositors holding $40,615, and Atlantic City reports $4,376 deposited in the last school year.
A Washington Star interview quotes a renowned art connoisseur who argues that taste guides purchases. He says true collectors grow through daily viewing, not by initial consensus, and that pictures educate buyers into capable judges of merit and defects.
The United States government will feature a major exhibit of African American progress at the Paris exposition. Thomas J. Calloway of Washington was named to prepare the exhibit, which aims to prove civilized Christianized and educated status, ownership of substantial property, and broad participation in industry. Leading intercolonial institutions organize the display with contributions from New England states and more than two dozen features in development.
In the basement of the capitol, the congressional bathroom serves lawmakers at government expense with about 15 tubs in use and barbershops in wings. Senators and representatives freely bathe, shave, and use perfumes funded by the government to avoid outside costs. Also notes a Hindu travel sketch and describes armored trains used in current campaigns with six‑foot sides and rifle slits.
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