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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1910
Page
8
By request of number of submariners, March 4, 1800, Miss Lizzie Bostwick departed for Custer Saturday. Jerry Cumbo and J Reed came from Custer last Saturday evening. Born in Challis Idaho on Sunday March 8 1890 to the wife of J L Ebberta a 9 pound boy born.
Prospective legislators are urged to study the Sunday Rest Law and announce repeal support. The piece argues the law allows a four man to drink at paid stands while banning home lemons and critique of Sunday amusements, framing it as a disgrace to voters. It urges action to restore traditional family freedoms.
The Hailey News Miner laments a Sunday Reet Law that allows baseball on the Sabbath yet blocks other amusements. It predicts candidates for the coming legislature must pledge repeal or major amendment, reporting this from the Mountainhome Maverick.
A March article in Woman's Home Companion cites H Addington Bruce on will power affecting hypnotizability. It notes that concentration and mental fitness influence hypnosis ability, comparing Doctor Voisin's limited success with ten percent and Vincent's English experiment achieving ninety six percent in a university group.
A University of Pennsylvania professor argues that women’s changing status has raised the cost of living. He says thrift and household economy have suffered as wives create more value at home, while many now live in cities where luxury and fashion drive expenditures.
J Wesley Holden of Idaho Falls declares candidacy for the Republican nomination as Idaho Secretary of State. He is a noted lawyer in Idaho Falls and, while not personally known to the writer, those who know him say he is a suitable man for the office.
Bale of estray to be sold for cash at Thor W Chivers ranch Challis Idaho at 7 o clock p m on Saturday March 32 1910 estray taken up January 17 1910 one yearling spotted steer branded Zon left hip figure 3 upside down and looks like rene right ear K Fis Constable Chall First publication Feb 75 1010 wi
I C S Williams, co owner of the Harm eay lode mining claim in Bayhorse District Coster Co Idaho, levies a notice of required payment within ninety days after fall publication. William Lutz or heirs must contribute $809.06 plus $15 advertisement costs to preserve interest. otherwise the claim reverts to the subscriber under federal statute. Dated February 1 1910 first publication May 1 1910.
I O B Williams notifies F C Goff and J A McClurg as heirs or assigns of co owners in Dryden Pelifish Braenau lode claims in Bayhorse Mining District Custer County Idaho. Expended 400.00 in labor to hold claims for year ending December 31. Payment due within nine days after publication to avoid forfeiture per 2324 Revised Statutes. First published February 1, 1910.
Alias summons requires Blanche Newman to answer a divorce suit brought by John F. Newman in Custer County Idaho. Defendants must appear within twenty days if service is in district or forty days if served elsewhere. Case seeks dissolution of marriage on desertion grounds. Court clerk O. M. Henderson issues the order. First publication December 26, 1909.
Henry Sturkey states he expended $600 per claim totaling $2600 for six placer claims In Iron Out Gulch Fractional Yellow Jacket Line Jacket and Red Jacket in Stanley Basin Mining District Custer County Idaho. He seeks one fourth ownership contribution of $825 per claim total $1500 plus $25 publishing costs $1750? The notice runs from June 4 1910 to April 5 1910 with a call for heirs or assigns to contribute within ninety days or lose their rights under Section 224 of the Revised Statutes.
Public sale of 40 acres in Northwest quarter of the Southwest quarter Section 15 Township 14 North Range 22 East Boise Meridian Idaho. Sale at two o'clock A M March next at the land office. Claims or objections to be filed before the sale time. PB.EB. HORNE, Register. FRED BRADLEY, Receiver. Prest publication Feb 1, 1910.
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