Custer county warrants to be paid with interest
Notice states warrants against Custer county from the current expense fund will be paid with interest to date if presented within 60 days from the issue date of April 10 1906.
26 Jun 1906
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1906
Page
1
Notice states warrants against Custer county from the current expense fund will be paid with interest to date if presented within 60 days from the issue date of April 10 1906.
Idaho news items note Oregon Short Line reducing passenger fare to 3 cents a mile. Other notes include Lockhart Boyd returning from Roosevelt, Robin Morrison operating Challis to Custer stage line, and various local notices about irrigation projects, elections, and community events in Challis and surrounding areas. The column also memorializes pioneer Daniel Ritchson, reports on school pride, and mentions upcoming baseball plans and political debates.
United States Land Office Hailey Idaho June 21 1906 notice that Leah G Reese of Goldburg Custer county Idaho has filed notice of intention to make final desert land claim 9 718 for sections 34 and 3 township 13 north range 23 east and lot 3 section 3 township 12 north range 23 east B M before L H Johnston U S Commissioner Challis Idaho August 25 1906 witnesses named Claude Cochran Thomas Killian Charles Potts Horace Hale all of Goldburg Idaho N J Sharp Register First publication June 26 1906
Arrivals listed for the week ending June 13 1906 at the New Challis House include guests from Salt Lake City Utah Louisville Kentucky Wong Ong Chase Clark Mackay Idaho Dillon Montana Pocatello Ogden Salmon Minneapolis Custer Parker Roosevelt and other locations. Names include C T Mixer J M Mandel F B L Ladier A D Ramel G G Goss Miss Valentine L E Boukofsky Nels Hanson W L Davis W H Kirtley Miss Beth Ball Mrs J W Cross Lida Pfeiffer Wm Dean Peter Johnson and several others.
Mrs. Frank Milhoan sister of Mrs. Leaton arrived in Challis last Saturday on a visit. She was among the valley’s first settlers and now lives as an invalid from rheumatism. Chris Carlson Austin Harwood and Joseph Scoble held on 1500 bond for grand larceny in a horse theft case involving four animals from Joseph Rodgers of Little Lost River. Preliminary exam set for June 30 at Hailey. Flora Hosford returns to Clayton after four years in Lawrence Kansas High School she graduates at sixteen but cannot yet teach in Idaho.
The Republican State Nominating Convention will convene on Wednesday August 1 at 10 o AM to nominate one Justice of the Supreme Court one member of Congress and State officers and to organize the State Central Committee County Central Committees are instructed to arrange primaries and delegate selections for the State Convention Chairman James H Brady presides at the Idaho meeting in Pocatel lo Idaho with business to be transacted as needed.
Challis Idaho drug store stock offers for cash under sale terms. Inquiries directed to Mss A L Fries, Challis Idaho, for particulars.
Petition on file with the County Superintendent to form a new school district along the East Park of Salmon River within District No. 4 Clayton Idaho. Boundaries include all land drained by the East Fork of Salmon River. Presentation to the County Commissioners in July 1906 for final action. Louie Bascom Challis Idaho June 20 1906.
Surveyors for the Butte and an Francisco railroads plan routes from Caldwell north avoiding Boise mountains and the Payette river near Carpenter. A practical path goes Bear valley to the middle fork of Salmon river to Salmon City then northeast through Big Hole pass to Butte. Construction may start within 90 days.
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