Mask Ball at Challis Crowned By Dad Cameron Prize
The Challis mask ball drew a fair crowd last Wednesday with many known attendees. Dad Cameron won the gentlemen’s prize for his tramp portrayal, while Maria Maelzer took the ladies’ prize in a sailor dress with small flags. A notable supper followed at the Challis House and a long list of decorated masks and their guessed representations appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Challis
Dad” Cameron
Maria Maelzer
Challis House
Emma Malm
Queen of Diamonds
Louise Jones
Queen of Hearts
Dad” Camerone
Allen Williams
Lizzie Thompson
Golden West
L. M. Osworn
The
Corney Sullivan
Red Wing
Sweet
Frank Cameron
Trampane
Mari Muelzer
Sailor Win Treaser
Buster
Brasseur
Job—Cards
Jobo Malim
Greaser
Claude McKendrick
John Altham
Tom Jose
Sailor Boy
Geo. Johnson—Deacon
Moore
Hell on Earth says capitalism creates four million tramps
A reprint from The Silver Messenger Twenty Years Ago warns that capitalism has produced over four million vagrants and submerged workers and their families. It argues prosperity won’t help them, condemns systemic greed, and predicts possible class warfare if the oppressed rise. Includes local notes from Challis, Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Ucon Gude
East
India
Ganges
Hell
Earth
S. L Shaw
Grading Contract Let For Salmon Road Construction
A telegram to Judge Padgham announced that Armstead and Gilmore Railway contracts from Armstead to Salmon have been awarded to McArthur Bros. & Co. Construction will begin once materials arrive. The firm, a leading U S railroad contractor, has carried out much work for the Jim Hill system and the project now appears backed by a trunk line rather than a mere promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tts
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Challis
Salmon City
Salmon River
Mackay
Armstead
Salmon
Jim Hill
Padgham
McCucheon
Armstead & Gilmore Railway
McArthur Bros. & Co
United States
Railway News
Salmon Recorder
Drake declines village trustee office candidacy
B DRAKE announces to the public that his business obligations make it impossible to accept the office of Village Trustee if elected. He states his firm commitment to his current responsibilities and respectfully declines the candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Drake
Notice of completion proof for Warm Springs Creek water use
Notice announces proof of completion for diversion of 3.2 cubic feet per second from Warm Springs Creek under Permit 3553, for irrigation use. Daniel G. Breyer of Challis Idaho is holder, with works to be completed on the set date and priority date in April 1908, site in Wig SW 33 and NEY 33, T13N R20E Holse Meridian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cualits
Canary
Custer
State of Idaho
J. J. Bigonell
Warm Springe Creek
State of
Idaho
Daniel G. Breyer
Challis
Senney
Neysey
Township
Bunge
Holse Meridian
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D. W. Shanafelt
Locas Tolast
Meskenger
Ipawo
Wm, Elder
Mis
Arch Howell
Main Street
R. N. Halt & Co
P.O
Board & Lodging
Mary BE. Morrison
Prop
Geo W. Meitzler & Co
WM. Buster
Lew Frost
Bunt
McKendrick
Puzzler
Silver Messenger
Board of County Commissioners
Crook, Rapp and Lawson
F. J. Clyde
Pilmer & Boggs
East Fort
Slate Creek
Bonanza Road
Peenix
Arizona
Geo. M. Fulton
J. D. Wood
Fred Phillips
Idaho, Artic, Germania
Croesus
Germania Basin
Nick Millich
Chas. Sanderson
D. Flood
Chas, Webb
Oro Fino
Gladstone Mining Co
Stevens
Jack Heidt
J. M. Hill
S. W. Anderson
8. M. Leigh
A. D. Streeter
J. L. Mower
Eric Bustedt
James Wells
Daniel Stephens
Sam Miller
Otto Centuras
John M. Pushaw
Chas. Lemon
Thomas Jose
James Hooper
John Johnson
New Wells
May
Lynn
Don Rowles
Della Morrison
Jack Woods
Nevada Rogers
Clayton
Senator Macbeth
St. Louis
Thomas Inness
Bayhorse
George Coryell
Burnett
Ogden
Rodger Brasseur
District Court
Robert N. Bell
Oregon
Edward McDonald
Mr. Bryan
Congress
Round Valley Realty Co
Adamson’s Law Office
O. O. P. Hall
Wellington Hammond
Express
Missouri
Joe Cannon
Elmer Reese
Goldburg
Adamson
Ida
J. L. Ebberts
Warm Spring Creek
Lee Watson
Lee
Joe
John Pushaw
G. Tpotter
Jon
Surveyor Hill
Messrs
Lane and
Truitt
Custer County
Jas. Arerneeee Jeyie
Hirst
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