19 Nov 1901
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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1901
Page
1
Notice to the public advertise Mrs M Jose offering first class meals and lodging northwest of R N Hull Co store Challis Idaho. Rooms are large with good beds and a table stocked with the best. Board and lodging available by day week or month at reasonable rates.
A Seriewa Assurance notes the Oregon Short Line plans to extend its Mackay branch toward Salmon City and to mine rich Idaho districts along Salmon river. Officials say decision is settled, with final details to be resolved after Harriman’s westward trip. The project would boost access for Blackbird Copper, Lucky Boy, Bayhorse and other mines, shaping a regional mining boom.
The list records guests at New Challis House for the week ending Navy 16, including M Small Clayton Ida J L Dick Houston Ida W Baum Cliff Ida Wm Boone Houston Ida Be F Burson Mackay Ida Wm J Treloar Challis Ida James McLerren and wife Challis Ida John Powell Houston Ida R B Lawson Houston Ida Frank McWorthy Houston Ida F S Balsinger Bald Mt Colo R N Lewis Central City Colo J D Stevens Central City Colo Dan Fayle East Fork Ida T E Williams Dickey Ida George Wiggins Pahsamurai Ida Leas Dellen Butte Mont A W Harrison Milwaukee Wis J G Kaiser Omaha Neb J A Robinson Salt Lake City Utah J P Dickey and wife Dickey Ida R N Kerr Glenlock Kan James Hooper Morse Ida Boney McCorvick Custer Ida J B Pamplin Salt Lake Utah Frank Fetherston Salmon Ida Frank Mason Elis Ida W Wright Evanston Wyo H Whitcomb and family Clayton Ida Hen Sturkey Stanley Ida F S Clyde Bonanza Ida Henry McGowan Stanley Ida Clit Womacks Stanley Ida Re Womacks Stanley Ida Horn Denver Colo Chas Waller Custer Idaho
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