Elder relocates to Pleasant Avenue Challis hotelier
Mrs Hollie Elder now located on Pleasant Avenue Challis invites her former customers from Boyd hotel on Main Street to visit.
28 Mar 1899
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1899
Page
1
Mrs Hollie Elder now located on Pleasant Avenue Challis invites her former customers from Boyd hotel on Main Street to visit.
The report covers receipts and disbursements by the Board of Trustees of School District No 1 Challis Custer County Idaho for the term from Oct 1898 to March 1899. It lists cash from nonresident funds, improvements, salaries for Margaret Keenan Sadie Reber Mabel Rowles and others, repairs, text books, and janitor expenses, ending with a balance and a clerk's seal. Also included is a March 22 1899 auditor note and details of a March 24 1899 public school closing with remarks on funding and trustees.
Challis news recounts a MME marking Odd Fellowship 80th anniversary with music by Challis Brass Band and readings by lodge members. Banquet poems, local births, dance, and school block post holes contract are noted alongside Manila war dispatches and local obituaries.
The Roll of Honor lists pupils who were never absent or tardy during the term. The names include Frank Cameron, Warle Dodge, Tommie Joxe, Mildred Gayle, Nettie Hanna, Georgia Meyer, Julia Falls, Ballie Dodge, Arthur Gayle, Maude 208, Mazel Paul, Donald Bowles, Gracie Bowles, Wille Sullivan, Linde Thompson, Cigua Beaduary, Wile Comicron, Nee Jervis Ginays Jareniie, 2 Ballivan, 1 Dongs, Se Sic.
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