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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1906
Page
5
The fragment lists names of state and county officials including Supreme Court entries James F. Ailsbie and Neal J. Sharp, plus Custer County figures Ravenel Macbeth and George L. Morgan. It also outlines terms of court for Sixty Judicial District with months and dates such as April November February and May, and ends with James M. Steve.
The Canon of the Grand River along the Denver and Rio Grande route east of Glenwood Springs Colorado offers a twenty mile continuous panorama with walls columns and spires rising like ancient and modern architecture. R Hunt general agent Butte Montana invites readers to write for a panoramic folder of this scenic line.
F J Clyde administrator of the Daniel Ritchson estate in Challis Idaho invites all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be filed at the administrator's Challis office in Custer County Idaho. First published July 17, 1906.
Andrew Dowling declares labor of one hundred dollars in 1905 to hold the John Henry lode mining claim in Seafoam District Custer County Idaho adjacent to the Rufus claim. Coowners James A Hays and D R Biggs must contribute thirty three dollars and thirty three and one third cents within ninety days of service or publication or their interests revert to Dowling. First publication Aug 21 1906. last Nov 1906.
The Thunder Mountain Gold King Mining and Milling Company in Idaho has filed for voluntary dissolution in the District Court of Custer County. Any party opposing the dissolution must file objections with the court clerk within thirty days of the first publication. Dated Challis Idaho August 21, 1906. First publication September 4, 1906.
Patrick Brennan deceased. John P. Boyle executor invites creditors and all persons with claims against the estate to present them within ten months after the first publication. Claims should be sent or presented at the executor’s office in Ivers, Custer County, Idaho. Dated Sept 22 1906. Milton A. Brown attorney for executor. First publication Sept 25 1906.
Department of the Interior contest notice from the United States Land Office Hailey Idaho dated Sept 15 1906. John A Johnson contests Daniel Ritchsons homestead entry for section 15 township 9 north range 22 east B M alleging abandonment lack of residence and heirs. Hearing dates set Nov 7 1906 before US Commissioner L H Johnston in Challis and final hearing Nov 14 1906 before the Register and Receiver Hailey. Service by publication ordered due to unsuccessful personal service. First publication listed in Sept 1906.
Probate Court of Lemhi county Idaho orders sale of an undivided one fourth interest in the Butte quartz mining claim in Loon Creek Mining District Custer county Idaho. Sale to occur on or after September 29 1906 with bids in writing to be received in Salmon Idaho. Terms require a 10 percent of offer with balance due.
In Custer county Idaho the Probate Court orders sale of mining property from the Julius W Cross estate after a petition by Nettie E Cross as Administratrix. A hearing is set for October 25, 1906, at 10 a.m. in Challis, with notice published in the Silver Messenger for three weeks. Also listed are overdue county warrants and interest terms from F J Cube, County Treasurer, Challis.
United States Land Office Hailey Idaho announces Ellen Bennetts assignee of William T Oster of Custer County Idaho will prove desert land claim No 806 in sections 1 and 2 township 13 north range 19 east B M before A S Commissioner L B Johnston at Challis Custer County Idaho on November 30 1906 Witnesses Milton A Brown Richard Bennetts Joseph H Horton John Stephens all of Challis Idaho First pub October 2 1906
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