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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1910
Page
8
Twenty years ago era items note dry roads on Sunday and busy week with visitors from Pahsamaroi and Bayhorse. Birth announced for Frank Barter’s wife in Challis. Jesus Urquide travels from Ketchum by stage, and others including Harrison Watson family arrive from Kansas. Sam Tapping and wife leave for Fairhaven Washington after a week.
A Montana exchange notes Rev. George D. Peacock conducting services at Monida with strong turnout on Feb 14. E S Sturner, Balt Lake hardware salesman, led prayers and singing, earning praise from the minister. Bert Paul and Joe Smith also participated as locals. The report links broader influence from the missionary effort to rising coal prices via Pennsylvania lawyers.
Missouri clamor over J Pierpont Morgan calls, with presidents and peers cited. The piece lampoons international protests, Ballots, and speculation, noting Philadelphia’s fiscal strain and charges about corporate control delaying action.
A Republican congressman argues that naming a committee to probe the high cost of living is immaterial. The opposition contends Lodge or Elkins could head the inquiry, but the outcome would be a whitewash of the issue.
Those having bills against the undersigned for goods and services furnished during the last illness and death of his wife Mary Connelly Truitt are asked to send all such bills to his address in Challis Idaho. Signed D W March 2 1910.
Notice to all parties claiming title to town lots in the Village of Challis who have not obtained deeds from the Probate Judge. Submit evidence of ownership at the next Board of Trustees meeting. quit claim deeds will be ordered for those proving right. Those requesting quit claim deeds must pay conveyance costs. By Order of the Board of Trustees.
Notice of the Black Hawk Mining Company Limited annual meeting to elect officers and directors, raise funds for development and bonding, and take necessary actions. Meeting at the Chal lis office in Idaho on May 2, 1910 at 2 p m. Dated Challis March 12, 1910. Miron A. Brown secretary. First publication March 15, 1910.
Notice is hereby given by Margaret B Bowen Administratrix of the Estate of William J Bowen deceased to all creditors and persons having claims against the estate. Claims must be filed within ten months after first publication. First publication March 13 1910. Geo E Keyes attorney for Administratrix. Mayor Gaynor noted as a Bible student in the same column.
Ogden Utah March 7 1010 sealed bids for merchantable dead timber and marked spruce and lodgepole pine on Bear Creek and Spruce Gulch in Challis National Forest Idaho due April 1 1010. Minimum bid 2.00 per M feet and 100.00 deposit with bids. timber exempt on valid claims. Revealed to Forest Supervisor David Laing and District Forester BE. A. Sherman.
An advertisement offers John Hailey's History of Idaho in a 400 page silk bound edition at 3.00 dollars post-paid. Orders received by the publisher Syms York Co Inc Boise Idaho.
Notice to William Lutz and heirs that co owner I G Williams claims labor and improvements totaling 8600.00 through 1909 on the Bru neau lode mining claim in Bayhorne Mining District Idaho and must be paid within ninety days after publication or the claimant’s interest will be forfeited to the subscriber per Revised Statutes. First publication Feb 1 1910.
0 S Williams notifies F C Goff and J A McClurg co-owners in Dryden Petifabh and Bruanau lode claims in Bayhorse District Custer Idaho that labor and improvement expenditures totaling 6123.35 for Goff and 962.08 for McClurg must be paid within nine months after publication or their interests will be forfeited to Williams per Nevada Revised Statutes references and state amendments. Publication dated February 1, 1910.
The State of Idaho sends greeting to Blasphe Newman the defendant. You are required to appear in the District Court of the Sixth Judicial District in Custer County Idaho to answer the complaint filed by F, Newmen the plaintiff. The action requires your appearance within twenty days after service of the summons.
Henry Sturkey warns co-owners Ivano Bork and A P Challis that expenditures of 600 dollars per claim were made in 1909 to hold the six placer claims Hat Iron Out Gulch Fractional Yellow Jacket Blue Jacket Red Jacket in Stanley Basin Mining District Custer County Idaho. If within ninety days after full publication they do not contribute one fourth of costs totaling 175 dollars plus publishing, their share will vest in Sturkey per statute. First publication Jan 4 1910, last publication Apr 5 1910.
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