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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1911
Page
8
Dedicated to Thomas W. Lawson, a miscellany of epigraphs and poems, followed by financial warrants for Custer County Idaho and a county treasurer notice. It includes varied remarks on folly, polygamy, Harriman, cotton prosperity, Jackson Day sentiments, and a note on a dollar-a-word contributor.
Custer County Idaho Board of Commissioners met in special session January 28 1911. Plans A and B for a steel Salmon River bridge two miles below Barr or Jenson bridge were adopted with specifications by C G Sheely Co and amended by County Surveyor S M Ballard. Bids to be published for 30 days in The Silver Messenger Challis and Mackay Miner, due April 8 1911, to be opened April meeting.
An examination for teachers first second and third grade county certificates will be held at the office of the County Superintendent of Public Instruction in Challis Idaho on February 23 24 and 25 2011. Jenni E Kelleber County Superintendent of Public Instruction.
The Board of County Commissioners of Custer County Idaho invites bids for fifteen thousand dollar negotiable coupon bonds bearing interest up to six percent. Bonds dated January 1 1911 redeemable after ten years, with semiannual interest, to be sold at Challis. Bids due February 28 1911 with cash or certified check of three thousand dollars.
Custer County Idaho commissioners invite sealed bids for a curved 220 foot steel bridge across Salmon River two miles below Barr or Jenson bridge near Challis. Plan A and B bids require 2000 cash or certified check. deposits forfeited if terms unmet. Bids due by April 8 1911 and acted on April 10 1911.
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