Challis Lodging Ad Promises Large Rooms and Comfort
In Challis Idaho an advertisement promotes lodging with large rooms and good beds. It offers daily weekly or monthly rates at reasonable prices for travelers seeking flexible stays.
25 Dec 1906
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1906
Page
1
In Challis Idaho an advertisement promotes lodging with large rooms and good beds. It offers daily weekly or monthly rates at reasonable prices for travelers seeking flexible stays.
The Hailey News-Miner reports on new forest reserves around Challis and questions the impact on local residents. Major Fenn will visit Lemhi Salmon River and Sawtooth additions within 30 days to organize stations and appoint managers. Fees are outlined for wood use grazing and permits. details note free wood credits and charges per head for livestock with no charge for young animals.
Frank C. Mandell a respected mining and civil engineer died at his Wood River home at 7 30 in the evening after a five day illness of pneumonia. About 50 years old he was among the oldest residents having come to Wood River in the early 80s. He represented his county in the Idaho legislature sixth session leaving a wide circle of friends and a wife and four children as survivors.
The Tribune claims leadership in the interior West news field asserting unmatched standing between Denver and the Pacific coast. It guarantees full news coverage in clean readable form without fear or favor. Subscription rates: daily including Sunday one dollar monthly. Sunday only one dollar per year. semi weekly one dollar fifty per year. Sample copies free at The Tribune Salt Lake City Utah.
A bustling Challis Christmas night features a big public tree and dance while obituaries note the deaths of James Samuel Calvin of Salmon River fame and Gustaf Wolfe of Clayton, with details of their births, families, and mining-era exploits shaping a somber holiday record.
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