28 Jun 1898
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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1898
Page
1
Poem traces a fallen courtesan's arc from temptation to ruin. A seducer, unnamed temptations, and social ruin drive the woman to dishonor and isolation. The piece contemplates sin, forgiveness, and humanity amid rumor and judgment in a rural setting.
A poetic relic from Idaho in June 108 depicts memory as a solitary force. The speaker laments lost love, noting no tangible keepsake remains while memory lingers. The poem contrasts remembered joy with present loneliness, ending with a somber reflection on life’s sorrows.
Feagley and Willians work the Witch bar near the Placer as yellow specks appear on mums. Lee Wiggins and William Moliaud provide musical entertainment with a Break down by George Lewis and a vocal by Mr Holland. Recitation by Ram Wyatt and coffee with cake. Sheriff’s sale noted, outfitting trips described, and local travel changes mentioned among mixed notes.
Fourth next Monday. K U T M ball next Monday night. D L Rich made a business trip to Salt Lake City last week. Miss Hattie Phillips and Mr Garretson of Salmon were in Challis last week. The Boyd hotel in Challis, occupied by Mrs Elder, will be for rent after July 1. We received a mining district map of Florence Idaho from Smith Smith for 50 cents. The Oregon election results show Geer 45,104 and Luce 2,866. England praises the U S for opposing Spanish rule in Cuba. A long foreign-press excerpt discusses policy. Attn: District Court attachment in Idaho. A series of local notes on residents and travel. Challis will hold a Fourth of July picnic. Alex Pfeiffer died in California. Idaho troops sail for Manila. Strawberry festival at Congressional Church June 30. Weather and wind anecdotes from Montana. Army enlistment smoke risk warned. Distance and time notes about Manila and Cadiz. Secretaries Alger and Long report Shafter landing at Baiquiri. Various naval and military updates.
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