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

teams on the road and loads are going
through town every day to the mines.
Mr.. Arthur Buckbee, Of the Pioneer
Mining Co. went out to railroad points
today, to be gone until after the
Fourth
Spend your Fourth at DeLamar, un-
less you feel inclined to go to Nampa
and have a swell time. DeLamar peo-
pie intend to have great sports.
J.J. Bennett, foreman of the Della
mar mines, knocked ont couple weeks
ago with rheumatism, went to Hot
Lake, Ore, and had his trouble boiled
out, and is now all right again.
Mr.. G. G. Griffeth, wire chief Of the
Idaho division, Rocky Mountain Bell
Telephone Co.. was visitor here this
week, looking over the lines in Owyhee
and installing our new "eentral.n
Henry M. Stevens has had a neat
house and stable built, up at the Rich
Gulch mines, and is now comfortably
quartered up there and is pushing the
development Of the mine with most
satisfactory results.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Shea, Of Santa
Rosa, Cal, who-know when and where
to find the finest weather in the world
arrived here Wednesday, and are visit
ing relatives in Silver City and Jordan
Valley. They will remain for some
time.
Larry Fegan, the miner who travels
a good deal and who left here a little
more than month ago on business
trip to St. Louis, is back again, after
taking view Of St. Louis, Kansas City
Denver and his old digging ground at
Leadville.
Miss Edith Newell, who for the past
three years has been an employee of
the Bell Telephone Co., more recently
in charge of the Nampa exchange, has
this week taken charge of the Silver
City exchange, in the place Of Miss
Winnie Ormond, who resigned.
Mr.. john WAGNER, who has been
quite out of health for several months,
part of the time stopping at his Low
er Reynolds creek ranch and part of
the time under doctors care at Nam
pa, came up here this week looking
considerably improved, and will re-
main here for some time.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Phillip Clegg, and their
two daughters, of Pleasant valley, were
visitors in Silver City over Saturday.
1t was not visit Of. pleasure for the
Clegg family, they coming here on
business concerning the affairs of their
deceased son and brother, whose loss
has caused them great sorrow.
We surmise that Charley Forney will
quit joshing his wife about being
thrown out of a cart in which she was
riding behind a gentle horse, now that
the same horse and cart has shown HIM
how the thing was done, he going about
with peeled auricular appendage and
cheek looking like map of the Phil
ippines.
Fritz Schleifer, Owyhee Brewery
two months ago, prepared brews of an
extra quality Of Bavarian beer, especi-
ally made for distribution among all
his patrons for Fourth of July bever-
age. Gail for Owyhee Brewery Bavar-
ian Beer, in Silver City, DeLamar
Dewey, Jordan Valley, Murphy, Roy
nolds, Oreana and elsewhere where the
people appreciate a pnre, wholesome
tonic barley and malt beverage.
Fred H. Davis, the irrepressible in
surance writer once horny handed
Trade Dollar miner until he began cut
ting political ice for Lieutenant Gov
ernor Hutchinson, and then slipped
from sour Joe" to become b nchmar
of Senator Dubois, is now in towr
shaking hands with his many friends
here, and incidentally expatiating up
on the Senator's greatness aud inHu
ence. Fred is CHEEKY good fellow auC
everybody likes him.
Mrs. D. D. Mcdonald, riding in {
buggy with young lady companion
near her Reynolds home, Saturday, th'
horse was startled b, the raising of
parasol and Mrs Nc thrown out ant
severely bruised aud stunned Sh
was taken home and telephone ca
for Dr.. Hamilton took him and Mrs
Hastings down there in haste. The
found that the lady, although badl
bruised aud shaken up, was not ser