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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1912
Page
5
County treasurer Alice B Chamberlats warns that the warranty against Custer county will be paid if presented within sixty days from this notice. It lists warrants across multiple school districts with issue dates in 1911 1912 and 1914 and ends with interest ceasing in ten days from the notice dated January 8th 1912.
Notice by administrator George Coryell to creditors and all persons with claims against Kricke Selander deceased to present claims with proof within four months after first publication. Administered at Obel tis County of Caster State of Maie dated Dec 24.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Hailey Idaho gives notice that Henry Nichols of May Lemhi County Idaho holder of Homestead Entry Serial No 14367 for the SW SE and NW SE Sec Township 15 East Boise Meridian will file for Final Five Year Proof to establish his claim before Berriman B Barnes U S Commissioner Challis Idaho on February 6 1912 Witnesses named: William Halloran Dell Grubb Toby Hammond Samuel Atkinson First published December 19 Wil.
Serial No. OS45L announces George Thompson of Challis Idaho files intent to prove up land claim for Lot 1 and adjoining sections. Final five year proof before US Commissioner Berriman B Barnes at Challis on the ath day of Be Claimant names include Thomas Chivers Alex Klug Robert W Philps Samuel Trippa. HORNE Register. First pub Dec 1.
Applications for permits to graze cattle horses and sheep within the Challis National Forest during the 2013 season must be filed in Challis Idaho office on or before March 1 1922. Fees and details available from the Supervisor David Laing in Challis Idaho.
Notice from the Board of County Commissioners of Custer County Idaho invites sealed bids to furnish and deliver 25 cords of foot Fir wood to county offices in Challis Idaho. Wood to be cut green and seasoned or cut into finished lengths and delivered at once. Bids due with the clerk by February 1 at 1 o'clock P.M. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Cleric Michael.
Fragmentary text mentions Harn Yoor Binta Acimals and an event in Minneapolis. References dessert, emcee, and a Pinld Guide. Names LimBrser Tasideruist Tanner and an address 1108 Mab tes BOISK LDAMO appear as garbled entities.
The First National Bank of Challis sues Harry J. Aden in Justice Court Challis Precinct Custer Idaho for 113.42 plus interest from Jan 12 1911 and costs. The defendant must appear March 2012 at 11:00 a.m. in Challis to answer the complaint or risk judgment for 113.42 interest and 130.00 attorney fees plus costs.
The Pacific Monthly discusses leading magazine topics in Oregon and the West. It highlights surplus industries and growing trends as part of a broad survey of weekly and monthly articles. The publication outlines its purpose to provide readable, wholesome stories and timely national concerns.
Adam M. Friend of Boulder Colorado states that expenditures totaling 200 dollars plus 13 dollars for this advertisement were advanced on the Eureka placer claim in Yankee Fork Mining District Custer County Idaho for 1910 and 1911. He warns heirs or coowners to pay their proportion within ninety days of publication or their undivided interest will be forfeited to the undersigned under Section 324. The notice is recorded in Book B page 243 and dated publication January 2, 1913.
Notice to John Mullet and F J Clyde. Michael Maier claims expenditure to hold the Fissure lode mining claim in Sheep Mountain Seafoam Mining District Custer County Idaho. Coowners must contribute amounts totaling 1 BB by 90 days after publication to avoid forfeiture. claim one third undivided interest.
Notice that at 1 PM on February 17 1912 in Challis Idaho before U S Commissioner B B Barnes proof will be submitted for completion of Warm Springs Creek water diversion and application to beneficial use under Permit issued by Idaho State Engineer Margaret Breyer Challis Idaho is holder. Diversion will carry 8 2 cubic feet per second to place of use irrigation and domestic use 3 2 cfs. Water used at NE quarter of SE quarter and NW quarter of section 29 township 13 north range 20 east Boise meridian. Priority date January 26 1911. E Robinson state engineer. First publication January 23 1912.
In the Sixth Judicial District of Idaho Custer County on December 9 1911 an attachment was issued against Sunbeam Consolidated Gold Mines Company a corporation in the action Ellis v Sunbeam for 474472 dollars plus 7 percent interest and costs. The Clerk J Michael witnessed the seal and posted the first publication December 12 1911. The notice names the State of Idaho and County of Custer.
An elderly lady in a Dublin cab on Grafton Street asked the driver to help her reach four shillings because she was very old. The cabman replied dismissively that she did not look as old as she claimed, a remark noted by the Glasgow Herald.
A light collection of humorous snippets, including Bilkins celebrating paid bills and confused duplicates, a tale of a man fearful of tanks and burning money, a curious misstep on a ground sign, a pair of lovers with mismatched fashion, and a family prescience joke about an imminent row.
A dialogue highlighting Geddie as vindictive and prone to grudges, with Markley noting one fault after another. The exchange underscores personal faults and misinterpretation in a candid, satirical tone.
A fragment hints at a reflective line about wide world and Maher's bat. The exact context and entities are unclear from the incomplete snippet.
A fragmentary dialogue touches on women driving, Mexico unrest, postcard souvenirs, dull letters, and a joke about orators and schoolbooks. No clear event or persons with verifiable details emerge from the text.
In a terse exchange the managing editor questions the writer of the De Peyster wedding notice while the sporting editor claims the bridal couple met at the binching post, revealing newsroom tensions and a disputed source.
A woman buying a half penny candle is told prices rise due to the war, prompting frustration. The exchange satirizes wartime shortages and public sentiment as shoppers react to rationing and economic strain, with other quips about marriage and a boy’s school report ending the fragment.
A dialogue fragment shows a conversation about advice with a proggist character asserting that it is better to shake before king, implying caution or strategy in dealing with authority. The text presents a witty exchange without additional context or attribution.
In a brisk dialogue a prudent man warns to think before speaking while an orator urges speed. A later exchange questions if moving first matters in engagements. A short joke about a ring and a beer-raising venture populates the era’s chatter. A father and son encounter a park statue labeled Woman, and the father calls it a figure of speech.
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