Layoff notice at Messenger and Payette verse
R A Pierce announces he will lay off for most of 1898 and hand Messenger duties to M M Sweet after February 1 1898 while remaining a writer. Readers urged to pay through Mr Sweet or Pierce for the 1899 settlement. Also features a poetic piece Syrinx a Tale of the Payette by SunLixy Burton with local river lore and a judge’s note from C O Stockswagen.
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M. M. Sweet
Messeneer
Ember
Mr. Sweet
The
Messenger
R. A. Pierce
Payette
SunLixy Burton
Payette River
Notice of Forfeiture and Idaho mining claims
Notice to Adolph Hole that under state law the undersigned have expended funds on the Homestake and Gold Bar mining claims near Stanley Creek, Custer County Idaho. If payment of his share is not made within ninety days after publication, his one third interest will be forfeited to the undersigned along with interest and costs. First publication January 11, 1898.
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Adolph Hole
United States
Stanley Creek
Cart Lane
Bonnga
Tonny Demartine
Joe Cereghino
Notice of Forfeiture in Blackbank Unit
Co owners Halley Idaho T J O Swift and W H Watt are notified under the Revived Statutes of the United States that John Mullen co owns in the Blackbank unit Seafoam district Custer County Idaho. They must pay labor and improve Monta for associated events and annual sums totaling 1900 dollars. If payments are not made within 120 days, their interests may be forfeited. First publication January 26, 1908.
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W. H. Watt
Halley
United States
John Mullen
Blackbank
Seafoam
Custer County
J. C. Swift
Leval Erwin
Risckuawk
Wedding Invitations Announce Feb 1898 Union
The Messenger prints wedding invitations stating two respectable citizens will wed in February 1898. Adam Helman to Miss Mabel Funkhouser, at the bride’s residence on Challis Creek.
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Adam Helman
Mabel Funkhouser
Challis Creek
Third Party Event Held in Challis
Under the direction of C. S. C. a third party gathering took place in Challis last Friday evening. It drew a good crowd and attendees described the occasion as very pleasant.
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Houston
John Worden
Worden
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