The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1906-06-01

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socialists to FIJI in third. But it may
be just as we'll as it is
DR.. @. A. Southwell, the we'll known
Boise dentist. arrived here Tuesday, to
practice his profession for time, the
length of time he will remain depend
ing upon the work he secures. The
doctor has had good many years ex-
perience in practical dentistry and
dental surgery and has an excellent
standing in his profession.
Memorial day was not generally OBJ
served in Silver City for good and
sufficient reasons. The schools were
closed and boxes of flowers arrived
here from che valleys, but Mondays
and Tuesdays storms, leaving more
than two feet of slushy snow covering
the ground, precluded the practicability
of visiting the graveyards to strew the
flowers on the last resting places of
loved ones No special observance of
the day was had here
Nugget acknowledges the receipt of
All invitation to attend the commence
ment exercises Of the Valparaiso Qndi-
ana) University, from the law school of
which our popular young townsman,
Peter B. Cavaney, graduates this year.
We proudly congratulate our young
friend fer he energy he has shown in
aeieievlng this success, depending en-
tirely upon his own resources and
earning his way through that we'll
known institution Of learning, and wish
and anticipate that the same energy
and persistence may bring for him a
successful career.
Mrs. Hastings aud daughter Carrie
returned, Saturday, from two weeks
visit at Reynolds, ,Givens Warm Springs,
Murphy and Mrs Crocheron's ranch
on Sinkec. They report having had
splendid time and boast of having found
the Strawberries ripening at the latter
place aud being able to bring home
from there all the flowers they could
pack in their buggy. MIR. Hastings re-
mains down at Little Marks on Rey-
nolds It'll yet
Later: Mrs. Hastings and Carrie went
back to Reynolds yesterday, and
brought Mr.. Hastings back with them.
The trustees of the Silver City school
met on Monday and selected teachers
for the coming year Prof. Bradfield
has been retained as principals; the
assistants Misses Laughlin and Miller,
neither cf them applying for their po-
sitions, Clt of numerous applicants,
the places we're awarded to Miss Annie
Keenan,, a very popular teacher who
taught here in 1905, and at DeLamar
for two previous years, and Miss Eliza
beth Fry, of Miton, Kansas. a teacher
of several years experience in that
state, who has fine endorsements. The
lady is a sister of our fellow townsmau,
Mr.. Tom Fry.
L. A. York, for dozen years owner
and publisher of the now defunct Ava
lanche, during its prosperous period,
and afterward publisher of the Wieser
World, but now one of the proprietors
of an up-to date job print shop in
Boise, left his home among the budding
roses and blooming flowers in Boise,
Monday, to come up here in the storm
his family can boast of numerous
supply in Owyhee, where he captured
a charming Silver CITY born girl dozen
years or so ago, aud where their chill
dren we're born. Our erstwhile Bre'r
York says that the storm was no new
experience to him.
Nugget regrets to learn that Mrs.
Annie Pascoe of DeLamar, aud her
charming family of young girls con-
template removing from the camp
within few days going to Butte, where
they have relatives residing. She is
now selling off her little property with
that end in view Coming to DeLamar
10 years ago, where her younger chill
dren have been born, ard where their
father died five years ago, they are
among the longest time residents of
the town, and James, her only son
now young man, has been their
chiefest dependence for support, and
has proved himself most worthy son
and brother. All of the family will
certainly carry away with them the