Card of Thanks and Local Notices from Challis
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness during illness and after mother Julia Sullivan's death. Mentions Wm T Oster and family visiting Oball, J B Morrow arriving in Challis from Boise, and State Mine Inspector-elect R Bell visiting Patterson Creek to inspect Sma Mining Company mines. Telegraph and its Democratic successor are discontinued, Hailey Times notes. County notices unpaid and public reporting criticized as underfunded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Sullivan
R. Bell
Challis
Patterson Creek
Sma’ Mining Company
Telegraph
Poe
Hailey Times
Pene Board
A Timely Suggestion for Chamberlains Cough Remedy
A seasonal reminder urges prudent households to stock Chamberlains Cough Remedy for winter. It claims prompt results when taken at first cold symptoms and asserts safety for children, with a note that it always cures. Sold by J P Spalding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
J.P. Spalding
Knight's Career Ends With Sudden Salt Lake Departure
Charles Knight former organizer and manager of Ima Mining Co fled Salt Lake amid accusations of misusing about 25 000 of treasury funds. Ohio capitalists investigated the firm and forced a reorganization. Knight sold stock from his personal holdings to fund personal purchases then vanished eastward as directors moved to elect Taylor president and Mage to the board with Hills and Dougall among others remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Knight
Brigham Street
Salt Lake
Knight
Ima Mining Co
Ima
Ohio
Salt
Knigh
See & Mole, Company
Patterson Creek
Lemhi County
Idaho
Mackay
Columbus
J. F. Hatcher
J. W. Taylor
Treasury
Messrs. Hatcher and Taylor
Bhat Knight
Pierpont Morgan
L. S. Hills
Deseret , National Bank
Messrs. Taylor and
Hatcher
Stephens&Smith
South Temple
Third East
F. J. Hagenbarth
East
Ley Soo Com
Taylor
Dr. Talmage
W. B. Dougall
T. W. Butler
Wedding in Challis Promises A Long Union
The Challis community celebrated the December 10 1902 wedding of Earl J. Michael of Bayhorse Idaho to Miss Mabel Rowles of Challis Idaho. The ceremony by Rev. R S Nickerson drew many relatives and friends, with a warm reception at the brides parents home. The couple left for Bayhorse that evening, receiving well wishes from Challis residents. The account notes the bride is a long time Challis resident and teacher and the groom a respected Bayhorse merchant.
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Earl J. Michael
Bayhorse
Idaho
Mabel Rowles
Challis
R. S. Nickerson
Chal
Reneent
Don. Rowles
Michael & Sargent
Death Notices: Mrs. Julia Sullivan of Challis
Mrs. Julia Sullivan died at her Challis home on Thursday December 1 in her 57th year after a brief illness from pneumonia. Born in Ireland she spent most of life in the United States and Idaho, leaving a large family including Mary Oster Katharine Coleman Margaret Bowen Ettie Lillian Sullivan and sons Jobe Jerry William Sullivan and a brother Holland. Funeral held Saturday at 1 pm in Challis with Catholic rites at the grave. Rest in peace.
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Julia Sullivan
Challis
Ireland
United Staes
Michigan
Nevada
Idaho
Custer County
Custer
Mary Oster
Katharine Coleman
Margaret Bowen
Ettie
Lillian Sullivan
Caniel
Jobe
Jerry
William
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Willow Creek
Dickey
Edward W. Bascom
Dickey P. O
E. Williams
Main St
Kerr Bros
A. Ne
Kerr, Mgr, Challis
MacKay & Challis
Concord
Three Forks
Thunder Mountain
Lemhi
C. V. Hansen
Mgr. F. Nickerson
Agt
D. W. Shanafelt
Ipano
Main Street
Custerge No
J. C. Fox
Geo
E. Keyes
T. J. Paul
Wm. Elder
Jas, Marker
Nickerson
General Invitation
Wm. T. Oster
Oball
J. B. Morrow
Boise
Sal Lake
Congress
J. P. Spalding
Lamme
Pocatello
Santa Claus
Thomas Brackett Reed
House of Sentatives
Raymond Sullivan
Eureka
Utah
Salt Lake Tribune
Wyoming
Sullivan
Clayton
Minnesota
Kansas City
Republican Party
Legislative
Barrenee
Washington
Tillman, McLaurin, Eves and Bailey
Frye
Gros Arena
Allison
Cummings
Hanna
Horace Greely
C.S. Jones
Josh Billings
Ikum
Konklasier
Garden Angel Life Insurance Company
National Capitol
Republ
Representative Glass
Virginia
The
Washington Post
Department of Justice
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