The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1907-08-16
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MISS Elsle lSnam daughter ol Ut. ana
Mrs. A. F. Isham, OF Caldwell, is here
visiting Mrs. William Williams.
Cloak Festival, Sept. u, 13, and l4th.,
F, Seigel & Bros, Chicago. at Big Store.
Watch for bills.
Wanted:-Man and wife to take charge
of Miners Union Hospital. Furnished
house, fuel, lights and water free. Ad
dress all communications to Secretary
OF Silver City Miners Union, Silver
City, Idaho.
Mrs. W. A. Downey aud her son, D..
B. Downey, of Bates county, Missouri,
mother and brother of Mrs. Lucius
Gardner. arrived mere this week aud
are paying Mrs. Gardner and family a
visit.
A report has been received by China
men here, that little Ling Sing, the
bright little Chinese boy born here who
was sent to Utah to school some few
years since, bv DR.. All Fong, the well
known Chinese doctor of Boise, had
been killed in railroad accident at
Ogden, Utah. Much regret will be felt
by all who remember the cute little
fellow.
The Silver City girls, who choose to
call themselves "skiddoo Girls" altho'
not one of them is a % sort of girl but all
are sweet aud charming, and nearer the
IL mark, will give dance at Lower Ma.
sonic hall next Friday night, Aug. %, the
Grand March to begin at nine O'Clock
sharp. 1t will be delightful social oc-
casion, and all the young men who fail
to attend ought to be written down as
bashful chumps.
Mrs. @. D. Bachelor and her daughte
Jennie, of DeLamar, who have been
spending several weeks at the home OF
Mrs. Fred Hurd, formerly Miss Edna
Bachelor, at Payette, in the meantime
taking run down to Long Beach, on
the Pacific coast, and visiting Portland,
returned home Wednesday, bringing
with them a bright little half orphaned
grand daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bach
elor from Butte, Montana.
Mrs. j. E. Dickens and daughter
Gordon, who have been making almost
an all summers visit with relatives and
friends in Michigan, arrived home Tues
day, and Dick is himself again, not now
joining the boys in lunches OF limburger
cheese sandwiches and beer. Mrs. d.,
on her way home, stopped week in
Minneapolis and visited Mrs. H. G
Peterson aud daughter, whose acquaint
ance she had made here during theil
visit to the Banner mine, a year ago.
She also visited friends in Butte, on hel
way home.
Labor Day in this camp is always OBJ
served and celebrated with more vim
vigor and enthusiasm than any Other
holiday during the year, and it SHOULD
b., for is it not the working mans owr
. and only biggest holiday? The people
are now taking hold. of the matter tC
see that Labor Day, Monday, Septem
Der 2, of this year, shall be no excep
ton to this rule and ,mmitlees are be
ing selected to make arrangements anc
program for busy and joyous day
then. Nugget expects to publish com
plete program next week.
e. w. Sanders NJ. D., a prominen
New York physician, accompanied by
his wife and grandson, Jack Mason
arrived here yesterday, to remain few
days and look after work on the GolC
Rock mining properties, located on til,
west side Of Blue Gulch, near the Blacl
Jack mill, of which he is the principa
owner. The doctor is lover OF til,
West and has considerable propert!
interests at Everett Washington, which