Boarding and lodging at reasonable rates offered
The advertisement promotes board and lodging with meals, tables supplied at market rates, and good accommodations for traveling men and the public.
10 Oct 1905
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1905
Page
1
The advertisement promotes board and lodging with meals, tables supplied at market rates, and good accommodations for traveling men and the public.
Mrs J P Spalding has opened a board and lodging house at her residence in the northeast part of town near the Fox hotel. First class board and lodging at reasonable rates.
The Challis Chronicle issue from Tuesday October 10 1905 in Custer County Idaho presents a local paper card with event notices and community updates. Repeated header lines indicate the edition details and publication date for archival reference.
A roundup of local items includes a Mackay theft case where Frank Clements alias French Pete faced a preliminary hearing after attempting to ship 30 horses without proper bills of sale. The stock belonged to Pyke & Miller of Dubois and others in Medicine Lodge, with ten horses sold to Mr Ivy before Clements was bound over to district court. Other notes report long-standing Idaho mortality statistics by age and sex, church association events in Pocatel lo, and a Challis Probate case. School notes list September enrollments, grade exits, and a new library with 125 books at Challis Public School. Grace Anderson reports asst. principal.
The county treasurer announces payment of current warrants and road and bridge fund warrants. Warrants issued January 18 1904 Nos 257 to 296 and April 14 1906 Nos 7 to 13. July 24 1905 issue Nos 41 to 46 accrue interest to date of registry and must be presented within ten days to receive interest. Dated October 10 1905.
Judge K I Perky, returning from Challis, heads to Pocatello for U S court session. Mackay residents enforc e a new state stock inspection law leading to arrests over stamped bonds and brands. A lone deputy misses a capture as Flohr evades a warrant. Stockmen praise the statute as a wise measure. A big elk rounds out reports along the Mackay Challis stage road, witnessed by local clerical figures.
Mr. 8 G Crandal a Tacoma mining and business man well known in the Northwest died suddenly at Colvin bridge on Wednesday Oct 4 at 3 30 p m from hemorrhage of the lungs He was talking with Mr Olmstead of New York about mines when he collapsed The remains were brought to Challis that evening and shipped to Tacoma Friday morning His death ends a week of illness though not from that illness He was connected with the Mallen group on Custer Mountain and had hoped to move his family to Challis
County Treasurer F J Clyde mourns as his wife Mrs Clyde dies in Los Angeles where she had gone for medical care. An invalid for years she sought climates and treatments but declined. she leaves her husband and daughter Miss Mattie Mott a public school teacher in Butte Montana.
Room No 1 class list reads a row of students including Katie Nickerson Lillie Johnson Willie Treloar John Adams Walter Klug and Mary Kirk in alphabetical style from a historical page segment.
Mrs Huston’s sister and brother visited Challis Saturday evening. Wm H and Alice Felkner returned from the Portland Fair. Billy Gill of Pahsamaroi toured Challis. Attorney Lamme’s mother leaves for Nebraska. L L Baldwin surveyor and others arrived from Boise en route to Robinson Bar on Salmon River. Baldwin to survey two placer ditches. Bunch brothers locate land four miles above Robinson Bar to Clayton, 22 miles. They secure three fourths interest in Robinson Bar placers and bond on K D Williams’ one fourth. Two ditches to bring water. one mile and a half mile long. They prospect Salmon river bed for dredging potential. County Commissioners met in regular session.
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