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Challis, Idaho \ ! J % & r „PMI or BUB9CHIPT10M. iter plcjiscngcr. • •••JOB OCPXMTHCNT.H*« ■*• ■•■ «6.00 IS Y BAR (Postage Prepaid) ®hc Letter Heads, per 1,000, .00 n I Months 2.60 Letter Heads, per 500, 4.00 ItEK MONTHS 1.60 Bill Heads, per 1,000. 7.00 .75 r month Bill Heads, per 500, 4.00 .16 OUR MOTTO I ‘Tree and Unlimited Coinage of •liver at ttie Ratio of ttt to 1.' olk Copt Envelopes, per 1,000, 7.00 or. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.. Envelopes, per 500, 4.00 VOL. XV. CHALLIS, CUSTER COUNTY, IDAHO, TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1894. Also Note Heads, Statement«, Posters, Pro­ b; irtlslng rates furnished on application. NO. 3. grams, Ball Tickets, Wedding Card*, Etc., directories. REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET. JOHN J. CHAMBERS. ECHOES FROM LOST RIVER. LOCAL GLEANINGS Nick Millich was in Challis -*• Sunday. He and his partner, m STATE OF IDAHO. The baby kicks Its dimpled feet. Con Hurst, have out the timbers The nominee for Lieutenant- The work of re-lining the smel­ And screams with pain or Joy; Senate ..........Fred. T. Dubois. „. L .......Oeorge L. Shoup. Governor of Idaho on the Popu­ ter and putting the other mach­ The school boy kicks his neighbor's dog; for the bridge across Salmon riv­ itc " The owner kicks the boy ; ■ iberof Congress., ..............Willis Sweet. er at the mouth of Bayhorse flsrnor...................... William J. McConnell. list ticket, Dr. John J. Chamb­ inery in shape has been complet­ The ladles kick their trains about ; Footballlsts kick the ball; ■ tenant-Governor ..........Frank B. Willis. ers, was born in Carrol county, ed, so that everything is in creek. Nick is looking ten years 9 etary of State.... .................J. F. Curtis. Ohio, in 1859. He is the son of readiness to start—the only We kick about tbe weather. older since his daring ride on a jft,. torney-Ceneral...... ........ Geo. M. Parsons. Summer, winter, spring and fall ; V, We kick about the churches; raft down Salmon river. 8 Marshal.............. .......Joseph Plnkham. J. H. Chambers, who was a pros­ drawback being the freight which TV We kick about the play 8 Dlst. Attorney.. ................J. H. Forney. perous farmer and a prominent is very slow in coming in, owing We kick in bed and out of bed. Wanted:—Houses to rent.— ■ surer.................... ..........Williame. Hill. ..........Frank Ramsey. Quaker of Eastern Ohio. His to the bad state of the railroads, We kick both night and day ; One at Custer, on Main street, And so we go on kicking at ■ Public Instruction ........ B. Byron Lower. son, John, was taught from in- but severrl teams have been sent three rooms; one at Clayton, on IDj NCyor-General.......... ..........J. C. Straughan. Earth, Ore, water, air, pi U. S. Assay Office. ............... F. F. Church. fancy the economical and indus- after coke, so it is only a matter Until we kick the bucket, Main street, large enough for a [Seme Judges—I. N. Sullivan, Chief Justice, And climb the golden stair. An T. Morgan, J. W. Huston. For Congress— trious habits of that peculiar sect, of few days before Cliff will once family of four; a residence at I«, Judge, Dlst. No. 4..........C. O. Stockslager. Edgar Wilson. At the age of 15 years he went more be turning out its share of Silver, 62$; Lead, $3.25. Challis with garden, Terms Atn.rney “ “ Guy Barnum. to West Chester, Pa., where he the yellow bullion, For Governor— Amos Overton was in Challis easy, and low rent on all three attended Normal school; paying places. \ND OFFICE-HA1LEY DISTRICT. Wm. J. McConnell. Inventory is being taken of Sunday and Monday. all his expenses by janitor work .......... ........ W. H. Broadhead. For Chief Justice— the stock of J. H. Green’s store, Ed. Trealor was in town Sat­ One of H. C. Lewis’ big freight rer. ...................T. A. Starrh. and working in a knitting factory and it is reported that the Com - teams came in Challis Saturday Joseph W. Huston. on Saturdays and odd moments. urday and Sunday. OUSTED COUNTY. pany has purchased the same. morning loaded with the Yellow For Lieutenant-Governor— He taught school in Ohio, Indiana Ira Barker left for Houston Jacket sawmill and supplies for äenator.. Robert Campbell. J. F. Mills. and Iowa. Finding this a slow Mrs. Heins has opened a res­ ientatlve John J. McCarthy. last Tuesday morning. R. N. Hull & Co. From this . Paul P. Lawson. way to earn money to complete taurant at Houston. Everything For Attorney-General— Charles Hengsteller is in Chal­ place the mill will be transferred :e Judge ........ A. K. Zeigler. his medical education, he went is first-class, and Mrs. H. deserv­ ............M. S. Hicks. George M. Parsons. to the pack trains and transport­ to New Mexico where he worked es her share of the patronage. lis from Yellow Jacket. ir and Recorder, .............F. J. Clyde. For Auditor— ed to its destination. tssloner............. ........ C. E. Kinney. on the railroad, as fireman. Reports have it that Thomas Grouse and sagehens will be 2nd District..............F. A. Carter. The demented Italian from 3rd .......... John Dudley. Frank Ramsey. Later he embarked in the sheep Dees and Joseph Porterfield will ready for general use tomorrow. .William E. Hanna. Clayton, Antonio Martino, was MBrer. For Treasurer— business in Arizona, where he soon open a saloon at Houston. Delegates Powell and Michael .... George Hosf ord. saved money sufficient to com­ held for examination in Challis Supt. ..........A. K. Zeigler. Charles Bunting. Ira Barker, of Custer, was one arrived in Challis Sunday morn­ fur .......Able S. Cotter. plete his education. He gradua­ last Wednesday before Judge Joseph L. Ebberts. For Secretary of State— of the arrivals at Houston last ing. *•* ted from the College of Physici­ Zeigler. He was pronounced in­ a I. W. Garrett. Register Ebberts has received ans & Surgeons, Baltimore, Md., week. sane, and on the following morn­ 1 DISTRICT CO/PRT 1894. his books and is now prepared For School Supt— March 4, 1884. He practiced his The first stage from Blackfoot ing Deputy Sheriff Pierce start­ m C*.sla of -JU» d ........ Sept. 10. on the Murray fast freight line for business. ed for Blackfoot. to place . the ■•**( rmore county^. ...October 23. C. A. Forseman. profession in Anthony, Kansas, Igan county... .November 13. For Judge, 4th Dist. and North Yakima, Washington. arrived at Cliff during the past Chris. Morler, Jr., arrived in poor fellow in the asylum. i Custer county — __ October 8. week. ;y, Alturas county ..December 4. [No nomination made]. He was elected to the office of this city from Yellow Jacket, on While the war between China C. O. Stockslaoih, councilman in Anthony, Kansas, Mrs. Harris and Jolly, are the Friday of last week. District Judge 4th Judicial Dlstrlot. For Attorney 4th Dist.— and Japan has been raging hot and was also elected councilman first ladies to take up their abode « L. H. Johnston. Dr. Wm. A. Dodge, of Black­ across the waters, and the Chin­ in North Yakima, Washington. in Cliff. ese have been getting the worst SOCIETIES. foot was granted a divorce from He was also a candidate Mark Kuhn, the well-known Jennie Dodge at the Bannock of the bargain, the Celestials î» E for mayor upon the first ticket commercial man is at Houston. court. of Challis have fared better. TER LODGE NO. 21, /. 0. O. F THE PLATFORM. the Knights of Labor ever put Frank DelRea and a crew of The Lemhi Racing Association They have had for their bill of The committee on resolutions in the field in the last named charcoal burners are down from will hold its first meeting at Sal­ fare roast chicken, chicken in reported the following, which city. He spent one year in Bayhorse. mon City, September 19, 2y and all forms, stolen from the poultry n was adopted: Astoria, Oregon, on account of yard of William Bradbury—45 in alar meetings every Saturday night at 8 L. N. Boukofsky and several 21, 1894. k at their hall, in Challis Brothers in We, the Republicans of Idaho, his family’s health before coming number. tapdhtK are requested to be present. in State convention assembled, to Idaho. He is at present the other Claytonites are in town. K. Kœeninger, the popular J. F. WILKINSON. N. G. A fire took place at Joe. Hor­ hereby adopt and declare the fol­ only physician in Custer county; breweryman from Clay1 in, was fÄKSON, Secretary. Strange faces and camp-outfits ton’s ranch down on Salmon riv­ lowing principles : and has charge of the county in Challis Wednesday arfd Thurs­ 3 are taking possession of our once day of last week. / er, about 8 miles from Challis, TER LEAF REBEN AH NO. 97. We are in favor of the free j hospital, and is highly esteemed quiet little town. and unlimited coinage of silver last Saturday afternoon, com­ by the citizens of his county. Mr. Hull, of Hull & Green, is Reports have it thi ft a good pletely destroying Mr. Horton’s at the ratio of 16 to 1. with us. body of ore, was stru ;k in the blacksmith shop, tool house, and J We declare our firm belief in “The Colonel Hr« Left U».H Dan Dougherty is in Houston. lower tunned of the /Fourth of the tools and implements therein. the doctrine of protection to July mine recently. ; The fire originated from the JV American industry, American The engine at the sawmill has The following extracts are Jesus Urqmide and/Jim Woods’ blacksmith shop, and the loss is (.eaf Rebekah Lodge No. 27,1. O. O. F. labor and laborers and recognize been thoroughly overhauled by I, holds Its regular meetings in the from the Boise Statesman, which pack trains loaded this place quite heavy.
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