Silver Messenger Notice From Postal Clerk
Classified item notes mail matter entered at the city clerk’s postal office with archival reference and processing stamp.
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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1905
Page
8
Classified item notes mail matter entered at the city clerk’s postal office with archival reference and processing stamp.
Notice states the firm Ostrom & Roberts in May Lemhi county Idaho is dissolved by mutual consent. All outstanding accounts to be paid to John Ostrom who will settle all bills owed by the former firm. Dated at May Idaho March 8 1905 first publication March 14 1905.
A blunt critique argues cigarettes ruin young men, impair willpower, harm future prospects, and feed crime. It cites Harvard, reformatories, Chicago crime, and US spending on tobacco, claiming moral decay, personal ruin, and national danger, with scattered editorial notes on suffrage, politics, and junkets.
The United States mocks French delays on the Panama canal legend as the Standard Oil heir, a Sunday school teacher, favors the warning Keep your lamps trimmed and burning. Senator Clark of Montana, upset at a penny gum machine in New York, spent $290 in time for a single cent and still got the gum.
The Senate doubts Jurge Swayne’s guilt but the House amends his fee to remove temptation. General Stoessel returns to St. Petersburg without meeting any bands or bombs. The focus shifts to his safety and the political implications of the amendments.
The writer praises Roosevelt as democratically minded while noting his Republican affiliation. The piece compares crowds of cowboys and Harvard College club members and condemns Cuba’s post invasion move to criminalize patent medicines, warning the US could face a “dope evil” without regulation.
The latest update notes the Panama Canal Commission's principal digging project has shifted attention toward the U S Treasury, with officials reviewing funding, auditing procedures, and fiscal oversight affecting ongoing construction tasks.
A movement forms to combine all farmers under one trust in Oklahoma. Caution looms that legislation aimed at the oil and beef trusts could also affect farmers, potentially hitting them alongside other groups.
An inmate named Hoch complains the jail lacks facilities to support a plan to marry widows with money, highlighting obstinate conditions that thwart this proposed scheme and leave Hoch frustrated with confinement.
District Court for Custer County convened in Challis on March 16 1905 at 2 p m. Civil docket entries include multiple continuances and divorces granted such as Singleton vs Singleton Neider vs Neider Sullivan vs Sullivan Zilkey vs Zilkey and Short vs Short. In a jury trial Mike Galvin vs J C O Leary involved wagers with a plaintiff win and a 200 fine for O Leary. criminal docket states J C O Leary charged with branding Joseph Rodgers sheep found guilty by jury with fines and costs. new trial motion denied.
The State Superintendent will issue two sets of eighth grade questions this year. The first set will be used the last week of March from 27 to 31, the second set in the third week of May from 15 to 19. Exams cover arithmetic spelling history grammar reading geography physiology civil government with minimum 70 percent in any study and average 85 percent. Louise Bascom, County Superintendent, by L H Johnston, deputy.
D H Brethan of Blackfoot offers close prices on alfalfa, timothy, blue grass and orchard grass seeds. Samples sent on application.
The notice states warrants against Custer county will be paid with interest to date if presented within 60 days from the notice. It covers Current Expense Fund Jan 1905 issues numbers 202 to 206 and Current Road Fund from 1904 to 1905 issues numbers 54 to 94, with 7 percent interest from issue date to 10 days after this advertisement. P. J. Coype, County Treasurer, dated Jan 1905.
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