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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1906
Page
8
M. M. Sweet entered at the chain mall matter. Advertising rates per month. Local subscribers rates show one year in advance. Rates and terms published for the official paper of Custer County.
Mt. Home Maverick argues that the Mormon church in Salt Lake exerts hidden influence over politics in Utah Idaho and other states. The piece calls for Democrats in Idaho to oppose Mormon alignment with the GOP predicting a political landslide and removal of the “cancerous growth” through radical legislation.
Oregon-Idaho Gold Mining Co invites bids to cut and deliver two thousand cords of good body wood from Meyers Cove Lemhi county Idaho. Delivery must begin with at least two hundred cords in September and four hundred cords each month thereafter until fall. Bids due to Hon John H Padgham Salmon Idaho by Sept 1 1900. A Arlington Hibbs Genl Mgr.
Under a probate order in Lemhi county Idaho on January 2 1906 Guy Edwards administrator of Charles L Sigmund deceased offers a one quarter undivided interest in the Butte quartz mining claim in Loon Creek District Custer county Idaho. Sale may occur after September 29 1906 bids in writing to the Salmon Idaho office with 10 percent to accompany bid and balance on deed delivery Deeds at purchaser expense First publication August 2 1906
In the Probate Court of Custer County Idaho Patrick Brennan deceased. On September Sun day 1906 at 11 a m at the Court House Challis Idaho the will is to be proven and John P Boyle applies for letters testamentary. Anyone interested may appear and contest. August 16 1906. J G Finnell ex officio clerk. First publication Aug 21 1906.
Andrew Dowling announces a 1905 labor expenditure of 100 dollars to hold the John Henry lode claim in Seafoam District Custer County Idaho adjoining the Rufus claim. Co owners James A Hays and D R Biggs must contribute 33.33 1/3 dollars within 90 days of service or publication or their interests will vest in Dowling as sole claimant. Last publication November 20 1906.
On the main line of the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad east of Glenwood Springs Colorado lies the Canon of the Grand River, a breathtaking scenic panorama spanning twenty miles from a tunnel opening to walls and spires that evoke Egyptian, medieval, and modern imagery. Appeal for a panoramic folder of the Scenic Line of the world by B R HUNT, General Agent, Butte Montana.
Examination for first second and third grade county and state certificates and lite diplomas will be held at Challis Idaho on August 24. Louise Bascom is the superintendent.
At Challis in Custer County Idaho on September 1 1806 a public proceeding will verify completion of a water diversion under permit 1539 held by Emil Kleupfer of Challis. The project diverts 0.3 cfs for irrigation and domestic use across 15 unsurveyed acres about 0.4 miles north of Challis.
We expended during each year from 1491 to 1905 one hundred dollars in labor and improvements on the Black lode mining claim in Yankee Fork Mining District Idaho to hold the claim under federal mining statutes. If within ninety days from service or from the portion of such expenditures as co owner your interest ends.
Elim will become the property of the subscriber, your co-owner, who has made the required expenditure by the terms of said Section. Your interest being one-fourth, the amount due is three hundred and twenty-five dollars and costs of this advertisement, all of which may be paid at the office of The Silver Messenger, Challis, Idaho, Morning Mining Co. Dated May 1, 1906, Milton A. Brown, Attorney. First publication May 8, 1906.
County treasurer F J Clype advertises payment of warrants from Aster county with 7 percent interest from registry to payment date if presented within ten days. It lists current expense and redemption warrants issued in 1904 1905 and bounty warrants with specific numbers and dates.
Frank Gorwotp, Co-Owner, Bayhorse Idaho, claims Dewey and Minnie Moore lode mining claims in Custer County under Section 2394, 1906. He states expenditures of $100 per year in 1903 1904 1905 and warns co owner Frank E Richardson to contribute within 90 days or lose interest to the subscriber. First publication Aug 14 1906 with dates Aug 4 1906 and Feb 1 1906 noted.
Notice is given that Abby J. Beech has filed for final proof to support her land claim. The proof will be before L. H. Johnston U S Commissioner in Challis Idaho on August 25 1906. Witnesses to prove residence and cultivation include Sarah L. Falls Julia B. Falls Robert B. Shannon and Thomas Beech from Patterson Lemhi county and Goldburg Custer county. N J Sharp Register. First publication July 10 1906.
Wanted by Chicago wholesale and mail order house. Assist manager for this county and adjoining territory. Salary twenty dollars plus weekly expenses. Permanent position, no investment or experience required. Spare time valuable. Write for full particulars and enclose self addressed envelope. General Managesa, 184 Lake Street, Chicago, IL.
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