17 May 1904
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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1904
Page
1
Robert Morrison Proprietor advertises the New Challis House as a strict first class hotel. Meals and accommodations claim to be unsurpassed in the county with reasonable board and lodging. Tables boast the best market supplies, plus comfortable sample rooms for traveling and commercial men.
Mary G. Dorgan, proprietor, invites customers to City Bakery offering fresh bread pies cakes delicious ice cream and lunch items.
Notice announces members of The Custer County Stock Growers Association will begin riding on Warm Spring Creek Antelope Valley and East Fork ranges for roundup and branding Friday May 20 2004 JoNATHAN Jon President L H Jousston Secretary includes thanks to friends in Custer and Challis for support for Daniel J Sullivan and outlines features of the new primary election law with details on polling, eligibility, ballots and penalties with local notices of community events and accidents.
The passage extols lasting greatness as the greatness of goodness not measured by wealth or size but by how life’s opportunities are used to do good for others. It contrasts grand claims with humble, faithful acts and asserts true rank comes from moral character rather than social status.
Weekly arrivals through May 14 show a long list of guests and locations. Notable names include H C Hott of Portland, W M1 Nolan, Mrs Borne from Custer Idaho, J A Caizek from Salt Lake City, K McKenzie with family from St Louis, and Ed Thomas Mackay of Idaho. The roster also notes travelers from Salt Lake, Boise, and Ellis Idaho, with multiple last names and hometowns across the region.
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