Lodging Rooms First Class At Mrs M Jose's Hotel
Mrs M Jose offers first class lodging at a hotel near Challis Idaho just north west of R N Hull and Co store. Large rooms and good beds available daily weekly or monthly with reasonable rates.
04 Jun 1907
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1907
Page
1
Mrs M Jose offers first class lodging at a hotel near Challis Idaho just north west of R N Hull and Co store. Large rooms and good beds available daily weekly or monthly with reasonable rates.
A 1907 Idaho reminiscence profiles James H. Van Camp born 1844 in Kingston Pennsylvania. Veteran of 95th Illinois, early U S Marshal with roles in Indian affairs, founding Challis Idaho, and civic duties as town clerk, judge, and county official amid 1870s mining growth and Bannock War impacts.
Memorial Day exercises in Challis paid tribute to fading Grand Army of the Republic members. Only five remain from Lincoln Post No. 15 as others have died or moved away. A program at the Hall featured songs and an address by Rev. A. J. Hoar, followed by a cemetery procession and graveside floral tributes.
A fragmented verse piece presents a archaic protest mood, likening the world to a runaway force. Images of volcanoes earthquakes cyclones and storms accompany calls to catch halt and bind the chaos. The text invokes mortality and societal unrest as a warning of apocalyptic spectacle.
A Challis area update reports a fatal accident with no jury in the Haywood case. It notes movements of residents including John Cassady, Clayton and Bert Williams, and the death of J Clyde’s mother in Humboldt County. Also mentioned are mining rumors, relocations, marriages, a Rebekah meeting, and Evan Stephens who died after a horse accident near Forney.
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