The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-06-30

pIOpOS0 W uO lew WOOu luopiihB
stunts in the mountains this summer
instead of inhaling bad air and powder
smoke in the underground workings in
the mines. William straightway
bought himself another big team and
wagon and will be seen again on top Of
big loads Of tagging and mine timbers.
This versatile and gentlemanly Bo-
hemian can talk gently to his team in
thirteen different languages.
The Capital News contest, selecting
six young ladies to be given free trip
with all expenses paid during visit to
the Portland fair, was quite an exciting
contest towards the close. Miss Beat
rice Reichaft, the young lady who has
long been head waitress at the Capitol
Hotel, Boise, where nearly all Owyhee
people stop while in the city, captured
the highest number of votes of all the
popular young ladies who were in the
contest. "Bee,a as her friends affec-
tionately call her, is we'll worthy Of the
prize Nugget wishes her and the
other lady winners most pleasurable
visit to the fair
AS all the Silver City folks expect to
go to DeLamar to enjoy the Glorious
Fourth, more than taxing the capacity
Of the livery rigs available, Gardner
Brothers announce that they will not
hire any livery rigs for the day but will
run all of them, with careful drivers,
and will be able to provide Transports
ton for all, to and from that patriotic
camp For the convenience Of pass
engers they will have tickets for sale
at the Idaho, "Good for round trip
between Silver and DeLamar, aud also
ticket Good for one passage, either
way. Please provide yourselves with
tickets before getting aboard.
Mr.. Sim Glass, of Pleasant valley,
came up to Silver, Saturday, and shook
hands with many old time friends, it
being his first visit here in ten years
though all the time resident of the
county. Mr.. Glass and his brother
George, have resided on pretty ranch
on Jordan creek since pioneer days
engaged in stock growing. Recently
they sold out to Melke, the wealthy
sheepman. Mr.. and Mrs. George Glass
have purchased home in Caldwell.
Their brother, never having married
has always ma7e his home with them
1t is pleasant to know that they are all
comfortably 81 uated and can take life
easily in their declining years.
Nampa is to have the rousingest
Fourth of July celebration of any town
in Southwestern Idaho. Nampa peo
pie feel jubilant over landing the mil
lion dollar beet sugar factory, and have
a right to jubilate; to get Senator
Smoot there to crate, and to "touct
Off lot of fireworks and things. Th,
junction city is going to be big place
soon. In fact, with Mayor Pnrdun
running the boom emo Of the town dur
ing his spare moments of recreation
from his WORK at Thunder mountain
Nampa is big town now, and Bois'
will have to get move on herself t.
keep in the running Hurrah for Nam
pal Doc Reynolds may soon want t.
annex her to Meridian.
Frank Spencer, in this week from tn
new settlement at Big Spring, tool
u. l;,.. Z, l,t gf H,,,.t D. ~ TnI
dxiu's, and says that little, new an,
somewhat isolated community, a trul
J patriotic community, is not going t
let the national holiday go by withon
celebration. They intend to all ge
together at the spring to enjoy a ain
ner Of trout aud sage hen. Mr.. Spence
says his little community is maxim
many improvements, getting lands un
der water and seeded. His father
, family now has GOO acres in timoth,
; red top, clover and grain, all in YER
promising condition. Trout are no.
more abundant in the creek flown
7 from the springs, since the settlemeu
has shut the Indians off from catchir
them with their willow basket trapi
But the people cannot prevent The n
: diaus from killing antelope on th
plains thereabout, aud these fleet foot
! ed gazelles are becoming scarcer.
q "The prudent man may direct "a stat
i but it is the enthusiast who regene
ates it, Truer of business than {
state craft In the building of SUI
: cessful business, Prudence merel
: hangs on the coat tail of Enthusiasm