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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1909

Page

4

Notice of land claim and final proof hearing Idaho

Serial No 1602 Department of the Interior Hailey Idaho announces that claimant Mock of Challis Otter County Idaho filed for three year proof to establish a claim to land described as Lot 6 7 Section 21 Township 1 North Range 1 East before H A Commissioner for the District of Idaho at Challis on December 1 1909 Witnesses Covale Campbell Hein Jensen Jos Lherte Emmetts Hosford all of Idaho Falls Idaho A T McMahon Register First publication November 4 1909

Department OF the Interior U. & Laud Ofine Hailey Idaho Ghaltle Ovatar County Range i Home Meridian JH. Johonton District of Idaho Challin Muster County Covale Campbell Nein Jenson Josare ‘Lherte Emmets Hosfard

Notice of Water Beneficial Use Permit Application Idaho

Notice states on December 1 1900 at 14 M at Idaho Big Creek water application for 1000 cubic feet per second to beneficial use under State Engineer permit. Details name Eugeny A. Koight address Goldburg Idaho describes use, place, origin, priority date October 17 1905, and source Big Creek.

State of Idaho Big Creek Reange Bolne Meridian Cansor Ugh Works Bass Eatubllah Vjad Stapienkon

Notice of Forfeiture in Lode Mining Claim

Notice to Myron Shaneona and heirs that Loast Packer Mining Co. expended $100 labor on the Lode Stonn Erection claim in Crater county Idaho for 1904 and an assessment of $833.58 plus $630 publication costs. if not paid within 90 days after full publication the claim will be forfeited to the subscriber under the Revised Statutes.

Myron Shaneona T. Loat Packer Mining Co Abia United States Loat Packer Mining Company Joln B. Hoyle Irern Coster County Idaho Augustus Aviv Firat Pub Aru

Notice of Forfeiture on Thunder Mountain Claims

Daniel G Caswell declares forfeiture rights on Quadren No 1 Quadren No 2 and Quadren No 3 lodes in Thunder Mountain District Idaho The co owners must contribute 140 total per three claims within ninety days from publication otherwise the claimant will own the interests per section 2344 of the Revised Statutes Published August 7 1900

Bowe Juana Ave Thunder Mountain Gold Sod Silver Mining and Milling Company, Corporation Thunder Mountain Idaho County Idaho Uald Gowaty Sald County United States Sonal Lnbar A. D Naid

A Hundred Years From Now Poem of Progress and Peace

The poem foresees a hundred years hence as humanity endures and seeks progress. It questions endless war, urges steadfast effort for peace and justice, and envisions a future where love, truth, and divine guidance shape a wiser world. The speaker pleads for patience, hope, and continuity beyond present strife.

Earth

Ibrahim and the Washerwoman's Son Wedding Tale

A dramatic tale unfolds as Ibrahim reveals he saved a washerwoman's daughter at the Brooklyn ferry and grew rich, then wooed Lillian Ingram to marry her on St. Valentine’s Day. The couple overcoming class and ethnic tensions through a vow’s strange test, wealth, and social status.

Ibrahim Lillian Ingram New York Apollo Lenox Ingram Lillian Hike Lilliah Stock Exchange Thrahim Torahim Lillien Brooklyn Maidh Vorahim Australia Melbourne Brooklyn Ferry Brahim Abrahim Ingrams Ingram St. Valentine's Tbrahim Radford Review

Furnishing Souvenirs by Hotels Proves Costly

Hotels spend vast sums on patron souvenirs chiefly silverware and tableware. The New York Herald notes large metropolitan hotels buy expensive items to replace those carried away by guests. Managers often arrange the theft privately as part of hospitality lore, exemplified by a Buffalo exposition anecdote about gifts with names and messages.

The New York Herald Metropolia Hohein Acreat Buffalo

From small farms to great bonanza holdings in farming

Frank M. Todd argues that agriculture has shifted from frugal, solo farming to large scale operations. A 10 000 acre western farm now requires travel to Duluth Minneapolis Chicago Buffalo and New York. A single misstep can cost thousands as modern practice and neighborly combinations turn farming into a national power.

Frank M. Todd Ainslee Duluth Minneapolis Chicago New York

All He Needed Was Time And A Clever Gambler

A former Central branch railroad official uses a special car trip to settle a debt after a near pullout. He delays the engine by claiming a slipped eccentric and returns to play while engineers seek a replacement. He later shouts to the town to go on, claiming he has won.

Central Branch Road Kansas City Journosse Atchison

Custer County Idaho Rich Mining Potential Highlighted

Custer county Idaho offers vast inducement to capitalists with its scenery, resources and mining prospects. The piece details towns Challis Mackay Houston Bay horse Bonanza Custer Stanley and districts like Morgan Creek Bayhorse and Stanley Basin, noting extensive placer and quartz mines, rail access, and a planned extension of the Oregon Short Line to Challis. It emphasizes transportation needs and the potential statelike size and wealth of the mining region.

Custer County Idaho General Custer Montana Placer Stanley Basin Challis Macka Houston Custer Stanley Vigger Valley Thousand Spring Round Pahsamaroy Telope Connecticut Delaware Rhode Island Oregon Short Line Charlis Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company An J Enenity Morgan Creels Uiurden A Bayhorse Centennial Plat East Park Clayton Slate Creek Reek Robinson Bar Sheey Mountain Loon Creek Plicer Goes Washington Basin

Agriculture and mining weave growth in Custer county

Agriculture ably supplements the mining industry in Custer county. The Salmon river watershed sustains thousands of acres of arable land with irrigation potential. Farms yield hay oats wheat and potatoes while stock-growing remains a major revenue source amid mild winters and timbered high country. The county boasts fertile soil rich mineral wealth and growing taxable property as schools churches and infrastructure expand.

Wood River Sis Ran Saldon River Custer County

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Publiseer Daniel G. Caswell Wis Mim Ducks New England Smith A. J. Smith Calle Ria Omlelal London Ireland
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