14 Sep 1909
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1909
Page
1
Local items from Challis Idaho cover court visits, jurors, and residents in town. Ada county went wet by 700 ballots while Bingham county went dry by 2500. Hay and grain damage from rain, school starts, and local routines include teachers, appointments, and upcoming millinery and school events.
A scanned bank condition report for The First National Bank of Challis Idaho as of September 1900 shows resources including loans and discounts, U S bonds, and cash items. The cashier A W Gayle attests to the accuracy. the page also notes the death by wire of John Millich in Hahn Idaho, a Bayhorse district resident.
The undersigned invites sealed bids by Sept. 15 for carpenter work on a two story frame building 25 by 60 feet to be completed by Nov. 1 1909. Plans and specs available at the bidder's drug store in Challis Idaho. Right to reject bids reserved. Dated Sept. 6 1909 I W Lynn.
John E. Kilcop and Miss Clare Lee of Spencer Idaho were married in Clayton last Saturday evening September 1 at the home of Mr and Mrs Robin Campbell. They depart for the Alberta country Canada where they will reside and Johnnie has a good position. The bride is a stranger to many but the groom was born and raised in this county and has many warm friends offering congratulations.
An old advertisement from The Pacific Monthly of Portland Oregon promotes subscriptions and combination offers. It lists several periodicals including McClure’s Magazine and The Pacific Monthly, with pricing notes and instructions to order by postal money order to Portland Oregon.
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