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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1897
Page
4
A satirical portrait of Kansas dwellers as meddling reformers, religious zealots, and Prohibitionists. The piece lampoons widespread meddling, female political bosses, and the Josephean institutions for reclaiming men misled by women.
Custer county Idaho board met in Challis on April 12 1897 with members Knapp McGowan Treloar and Keyes. They ordered warrants paid from redemption funds, set road districts 1 2 4 5 8 and named routes including Willow creek Antelope valley Challis Bayhorse and Salmon river segments. They demanded contractors fix bridges and roads by July 10 1897 and rejected bids for the High Grade road. Resignation of constable Dicker son noted and bridge repairs assigned.
On the north side of Main Street in Challis Idaho an advertisement offers first class lodging by the week or by the month. Local board and lodging options are promoted for short or extended stays.
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