Masks for Sale and Costumes for Rent at PF Nickerson Co
PF Nickerson and Co offers masks for sale and costumes for rent. Local shop stocks a variety of styles and sizes for events and parties.
24 Jan 1905
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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1905
Page
1
PF Nickerson and Co offers masks for sale and costumes for rent. Local shop stocks a variety of styles and sizes for events and parties.
County treasurer F J Clyde announces payment with accrued interest for warrants listed across funds including Current Expense, Redemption, Current Road, and Bounty. Interest rate set at 0.7 percent from registry to ten days after advertisement dated January 17 1905.
Local news items note attorney W. W. Adamson in Blackfoot and Dora Barracks returning from Salt Lake. Reports mention a large hot springs dance, Mrs. Mable Hellman illness, and possible Thunder Mountain News suspension. Phonograph, alfalfa seeds, and ore strikes appear alongside court releases and a pending wagon road bill.
The Blackhawk Mining Company Limited filed articles of incorporation on the 17th. It will own the Blackhawk group of three claims in Seafoam district with two prospected. Ledge tapped at 200 feet, bare for 150 feet, width 4 to 6 feet, sample values $113.80 in gold and silver. Incorporators include Col. Judson Spofford and Hon. James M. Stevens among Idaho officials. Capital stock 500,000 shares at one dollar each.
A Clayton Ida. column notes a party at Sullivan hot springs for Jerry Sullivan's twenty first birthday with about 30 guests. Ed. Baker works hauling cord wood for Clayton. A fundraiser is planned for 8S. H. Wilcox on January 27 to help his illness, tickets with supper cost 1.25. Miss Lizzie Papworth hosts a fifteenth birthday party at home with a large crowd. January 18 1905 Cayton Ida.
The Salt Lake Tribune promotes development in Utah, Wyoming and Idaho, highlighting railroad building, real estate and mining as opportunities for profit. It touts the paper as the best inter-mountain daily and invites readers to subscribe by carrier or mail with sample copies available.
Lost Packer activity remains strong though snow blocks ore shipment. a smelter is planned for spring as J A Czizek confirms in Boise Statesman interview. The company finances include a $50,000 bond raise for development and plans to consolidate the Lost Packer with the Sunbeam mine, a noted gold producer.
Idaho legislator proposes a 50 mile wagon road from Three Forks in Lemhi county near Singiser to Thunder Mountain with a $15,000 appropriation. The route would traverse Lemhi Custer and Idaho counties, follow water grade, and connect southwest to northeast via Roosevelt, improving eastward egress and cross-state travel.
A new ruling changes how homestead proofs are proven. A government agent will visit principal towns of the land district monthly to take proofs. The land office will advertise in the local paper near the land inviting those with proofs to meet the agent on the fixed date to deter fraud.
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