The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-06-23
LOCAL.
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Auditor and Recorder John $. st.
Clair is doing business in Boise this
week.
Mrs. w H. Langford, of Black Jack,
went out Monday, for a several days
visit with Boise friends.
Attorney John #. Nugent returned
home, yesterday, from Boise, where he
had been for several days.
Miss Carrie Hastings went to Nampa
Tuesday, to spend few days visiting
her young friend, Geraldine Dewey.
Mrs. Sampson entertained inform
ally at luncheon, on Thursday, in hon
or of Mrs. FL. j. Meyer, of Portland.
Covers were laid for eight.
Mrs. Richard Temby and children, of
DeLamar, went to Walla Walla, Wash,
Monday, to spend few weeks with the
family of her brother, residing at that
place.
Born-At Silver City, Idaho, Mon
day, June 19, 1905, to Mrs. Frank
Mckee, wife Of foreman of Nugget, a
son. Mother and babe both getting on
nicely.
Miss Winnie Ormond returned home
Saturday, from LaGrande, Ore, with
out visiting the Portland fair. The
telephone people called her back -
couldn't spare her, you see She will
defer her trip to the fair until Septem-
ber
Irving Sampson arrived here last
week from Logan, Utah, where he had
recently graduated at the Utah agri-
cultural college, and after paying a
brief visit to his uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. O. Sampson, returned to
Pocatello, where he has secured posi-
ton ie the Short Line railway offices.
Owyhee members of the Knights of
PythIas and Rathbone Sisters shared
in the honors of offices in the grand
lodge and grand temple, at Shoshone,
by e. e. Bowen being elected junior
guard of the grand lodge, and Mrs.
Ella Crete supreme representative, and
Mrs. Rose Bowen grand junior of the
grand temple.
The War Eagle Hotel, with newly ar
ranged and tastily fitted up dining
room, and all white help in both dining
room and kitchen, amply supplied and
well served tables, is most inviting
place to go and be served TO square )
The same may be said for the bar,
which has also been newly fitted and is
supplied with the very choicest wines,
liquors and smokes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Scales are up
from their home, Hollywood, Cal, and
propose to spend the lmmer at Nam
pa, where Mr.. Scales has made business
Investments. Mr. S. still holds his
tailings and cyanide plants, and form
er home property at Wagontown,
which he is willing to dispose of at a
bargain. He came over from Nampa,
Wednesday, and is now down at Wag-
ontown.
Peter Steele, of the Owyhee Cigar
Factory, has sold half interest in the
business to Paul Newman, recently of
Vancouver, Wash. Mr.. Newman came
here few days since, accompanied by
his wife and young lady, Miss Flor
ence Peter. They have rented the A.
IL cttavo,,c ,.oridaroo apJ tooIx -, tlo;r
abode there this week AS Mr. Steele
expects to be absent more or less, the
charge of the factory will to consider
able extent devolve upon Mr.. Newman
Articles of incorporation of the South
Side Bruneau Canal Company, capital
$4,000. were filed here in the recorders
office this week The incorporators
are 7. ID. Catalan OF Boise, and Frank
Diell, George A Terry, John Crocheron
and David B. Hyde. The declaration
of the purposes of the company covers
a wide scope, such as operating irriga-
tion canals, dealing in real estate, act
ing as trustee, etc. 1t is understood
that this company is to acquire, con-
troll and operate what is known as the
Dow Dunning ditch, covering the
greater portion of the land south of
the river in Bruneau valley
st. Teresa's girls school, at Boise,
closed the most successful and pros
porous year of its history, Wednesday,
aud yesterday, number of Owyhee
girls who have been attending that very
popularI institution, arrived home.
Looking over the report of the closing