The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1907-07-12
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WANTED:-Cream by the gallon at
Daily Bros.
Mrs. S = Moe arrived here Monday.
to visit her mother, Mrs. wilhelmena
Crete, who has been quite ill Tor several
days but is now much better.
Try a glass of our Home Made Root
Beer.
Misses Velma Camaish and Marg ret
Iianlon, recently graduated from st.
Teresa's Seminary, Boise, arrived home
at Silver City, Saturday.
Miss Katherine Mcnamara, of Boise,
one of the recent graduates from st. Te.
resa's Seminary, is paying fortnights'
visit in Silver City, the guest of Mrs.
Otto Petit.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Morgan, and baby
girl, from the Melke ranch, on South
Mountain Creek, after spending the
Fourth at Jordan Valley, drove up here
the next day aud took in the races. Myl
but Morgan is proud OF that baby, and
has right to be
Mesdames Phoebe Spencer aud w. E.
Stevens arrived here Wednesday from
Boise. The latter will remain here dur.
ing the warm weather, and the former
will soon go to Bruneau, to remain with
her son, Jasper, one of the prosperous
business men of that valley.
The Board of County Commissioners
are holding their regular quarterly ses-
sion this week, and besides receiving
and examining reports of county Off
cials. auditing bills against the county.
ETC., have been going over the assess
mentrolls with the assessor preparatory
to hearing complaints from tax payers
and adjusting the same at a meeting to
be held next month
A party comprising Mr.. and Mrs.
Birch6eld and their two daughters. Mrs.
Swan and son, Andy, Misses Elizabeth
Piayford and Louise Hicks, and Pearl
Valyerde, went over to East creek ,Sa,ur-
day, on an outing, to fish and enjoy
camping. They staid out two DAYS and
nights, slept on the ground, caught Its
OF fish and things and came home tired,
but all declared they had a good time
and had all the fish they could eat.
Mr. Monroe Stevens, the delegate
from De Lamar to the convention of the
Western Federation Of Miners, at Dem
yer, returned here Monday, after an alb
sence of about one month. He says the
session was a stormy one, but he is glad
to report that the conservative eleme mt
prevailed after all the turbulence. The
delegates, who advocated violence, were
so severely sat down upon that they
would have been glad to have had the
publication Of many of their utterances
suppressed.
The Spanish sheepherder, who was
shot at his camp on Cottonwood. the
evening of the Fourth by B. f. Coats,
camp tender for l. N. Lewis, is reported
by DR.. Farrer to be getting on favorably.
The ball struck him in the abdomen
and ran around under the skin without
penetrating the intestines. Coats was
arrested and brought here and the coun-
ty attorney asked that his examination
be deferred until august 10, awaiting the
result of the wound. He was committed
to the care of the sheriff, but released on
Monday on furnishing bond in the
sum of $1,000 The sheepherder is a
Basco, who cannot speak English.
The funeral of Rev. Father Aidan b..
Dempsey, who died at St. Alphonsus
Hospital, Boise, Jnly l, 1907, took place
from st. Paurs Church, Nampa, last
Saturday.
The Owyhee friends OF this devoted,
warm hearted and genial clergyman,
were not confined to those Of his relig-