08 Mar 1904
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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1904
Page
1
The New Challis House offers top quality meals and accommodations in Challis. It is a convenient stop for travelers with stages, drivers, and punctual meals. Located one door west of the telephone office, it provides board and lodging at reasonable rates and good sample rooms for commercial men.
White labor only employed in all departments. Board and lodging at Mrs. M. Jose's northwest of R. N. Hull & Co's store in Challis Idaho. Meals and lodging strictly first class with fine rooms and good beds. Table supplied with the best in the market. Rates by day week or month.
Bascom House markets itself as the best travelers home in Central Idaho on the Mackay to Salmon River Valleys route. Proprietor W. W. Bascom promises reasonable terms and devoted effort to comfort and convenience for passing guests.
Local items report reorganized Challis Brass Hand church social income two public figures visiting from Montana and San Francisco. Upcoming Coffee Club ball at O F Hall, mining industry updates, land ruling, postal penalties, births, deaths, and regional notices across Challis and Bayhorse with multiple names and places.
Notice states the owner found a branding marked roan cow with horns aged about years at Garden Creek in Chaltis Prechet. The finder asks for rightful owner to claim and provide proof of ownership. Description points to a hooved animal taken up February 24, 1004.
A notice dated March 14 1001 announces a horse on the right hip bar marked cropped. The owner aged 44 requests proof of ownership and payment of all charges before the animal is removed. Public publication March 14.
Arrival list includes Joha Dudley of Blackfoot Idaho H B King of San Francisco Cal Arthur A Colin of Pocatello Idaho Frank Cleghors of Ellis Idaho John Austin of May Idaho Matromacks of Kansas City Mo.
Judge William T Reeves died February 20 after a prolonged illness including pneumonia and heart failure. An Idaho lawyer and former mayor, he lived in Idaho Falls Halse Salmon and Pocatello. Born in Kentucky January 21, he leaves a wife and seven children. Nephew W H Puckett of Boise was visiting when the death occurred.
A meditation on grass seed dispersal and nature’s methods, contrasting human dependence on food with humility. It extols labor, denounces idleness, and honors those who toil while urging social duty and reverence for the natural world.
In the Protease Court of Custer County Idaho an order to show cause is issued regarding the estate of William Dunn deceased. The administrator alleges a portion of the estate must pay expenses related to publishing notices and the hearing is set for April at 10 o clock in the morning in the court room to determine if the order should be granted.
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