New Hotel Opens in Boyd Building Main Street
Mrs Hoeizle proprietor announces the opening of a new hotel in the Boyd building on the north side of Main Street one door east of Watson and Jordan. The notice promotes board and lodging at reasonable rates with meals priced at 50 cents for a single meal and one dollar for three meals. It highlights superior market-supplied tables, banquet support, sample rooms for traveling salesmen, and white staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
Main Street
Watson & Jordan
New gold quartz strike on Estes Mountain reported
The article notes a promising gold quartz find by Charlie Ryder and Ed Whitesell on Estes Mountain with sampling near $300, plus activity at the Montana mine and Yankee Fork mine showing strong richness. It also covers mining work by Constellation Mining Co., northern capitalists sampling on Custer Mountain, weather and fishing notes, and local community updates from Bonanza and Challis for June 29, 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Ryder
Ed. Whitesell
Estes Mountain
Nte
Montana
Constellation Mining Co
Yankee Fork
H. J. Jory
Custer Mountain
Hendrick
Foster
Challis
Bonanza
Custer
Ers
Topeka
Kansas
Rogers
Yoxkel
Treasurers Notice for Custer County Warrants 1899
Public notice from Challis dated July 4 1899 states warrants against Custer County current expense fund Nos 24 26 28 30 82 33 34 will be paid on presentation with 7 percent interest if presented within sixty days from the notice. Interest starts from the date of receipt to ten days after advertisement. Treasurer R N Huw signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer County
R. N. Huw
Challis
Yankee Fork Colors Rise Above Hurrah Crowds
The Fork keeps up courage and meanders forward despite the Hump and Seven Devils cheers. The section is rich and roomy, needing no extra noise to sustain morale.
Notice of Intention to Make Proof of Desert Land Claim No 02
Jonathan Job of Challe Custer eventy Mado filed notice to prove desert land claim No 02 for the WWM Bee 15 TD 04 N R 10E before L Ho Johnston at Chatiky Saste on August 1990. He names witnesses Wikis 2X J STIARP and others to prove irrigation and reclamation of the land. First publication July 4, aw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Job
Challe
Custer Eventy
Mado
N. R
L. Ho Johnston
Chatiky Saste
Augwet
Notice of summons in Idaho court action against Pfeiffer note holder
The State of Idaho greets Alexander Petter surviving partner of A and J Pfeiffer and summons him to appear in the Fourth Judicial District Court of Idaho County of Custer to answer a complaint for four hundred dollars with ten percent interest from November 184 and costs of suit. If not answered judgment by default will be taken for the amount demanded 1909. Also notice of dissolution of partnership between Thomas J Paul and John A Hawman Challis Idaho dissolving mutual consent with Paul to assume debts and collect debts due the late firm.
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District Court
Fourth Judicial District
Suste
Idaho
Countty of
Custer
Peoraustion
Rey Priner
Aljexander Petter
Stat
Tiaho
A. & J. Presiier
Glyun
Iitabo
Geo. E. Keyes
Johnston
Pialutht
Thomas J. Yau
John A. Hawman
Challis
Custer County
State of Idaho
J. Paul
Local items and notices from Challis area
Dance tonight prominent. Hon J C Fox business trip to Salmon. County Commissioners set regular session next week. Dentist F S Pyle to Challis around the 10th to 15th. Sawmill at Yellow Jacket begins operation. Mrs Elder leaving for Custer. map of Idaho received from Col N J Sharp. Scots of Challis report shearing Joscer’s band. probate report in Dunn estate not approved. New lawn tennis court organized. Idaho Recorder Ada Merritt milestone. Dr Gue from Houston attends Felkner. Fourth of July MESSENGER issue noted. Contributions to Salt Lake Cathedral by O J Salisbury and W S McCornick. School census under way. New geyser in National Park 250 feet high. Postmaster rumor notice with humorous misread letters. Blackfoot Fourth celebration promoted. Fifth Idaho Laws arrived. Local mischief to Jol Johnny’s garden. Caldwell Tribune notes Thad Draper family dispute. Madisonian notes Col J D Wood, sheep king, visiting Madison. Dr Pyle to Chal lis mid month. O F officers installed in Challis No 21. Mirthful quip about faithful daughters. Col Nick Treweek and Eastern capitalists in Idaho prospect shares. Salt Lake Tribune reports on Utah deal and property sampling.
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Payadle
Challis Hotel
Mrs. Hoeizle
Lsiel
Choy
The
D. L
Clyde Wilkinson
Prop
Custer, Idaho
Gerstendorfer Bros
Moon Estate
Canrnaas
D. P. Spalding’s
Spano
Laoing
Symons
Ayringa
Paradise
Hower
T. Shelley Sutton
Boise
Maho
CusTan
Guster
Challie
Lowell
Opyaser
Fork
Idaho Midland Railway
Salmon
Stanley Basin
Stanley
Tim Cooper
Jim Steen
Parscher
Bongura
Morrison
Harvey Lester
Mike Carter
Jordan Creek
McGovern & Baldwin
Calkins
Captain Hill
Upper
Jordan
H. H
T. A. Perkins
Basin Creek
Roy and Ayres
Jesse James
Rankin Gulch
Astrep Srates Lisp
Halley, Idaho, June Seb, la
J. Stiarp
Regiater
Kilas
Alogal News
J. C. Fox
Board of County Commissioners
Eso F. S. Pyle
Ola Brewery
Serrate
Geo. McGowan
Yellow Jacket
Elder
Howell
N. J. Sharp
U. S. Land Office
Hailey
Josceer
Wm. Dunn
Idaho Recorder
Ada Merritt
Recorder
Dr. Gue
Houston
W. H. Felkner
O. J. Salisbury
Salt Lake City
W.S. McCornick
Utlemen
Caster County
Menterday
National Park
Lettairs
Molly Gibbons
Bill
Ben Mustard
Allsore
Widder Stevens
Tris
Johnny
Thaddeus Draper
Belle Draper
Thad
Caldwell Tribune
Madisonian
J. D. Wood
Abo
Madinson
Henee
Madison Valley
F. 8. Pyle
Blackfoot
Challis Belieerd
Siebeck
Atrip
Custer No. 21
M. M. Sweet
N. G
V. G
John Stephens
J. G. Finnell
Rk. S. S
Chas. Punkhouser
Chas. Wilkinson
Nick Treweek
Utah
Ogden
Salt Lake