The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-06-19
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Gratis, were visitors here yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Scott and two
daughters were up from Reynolds over
night, Wednesday.
And now they are having time Of it
at the grand republican pow WOW in Chi
cago. Up to the present moment no news
has reached us indicating what the result
may be.
Upon the 18th day Of June, 1907, Silver
City people saw snowfall of six inches
This morning, June 10, 1908, we, the
same people, saw for more than an hour,
snow falling quite as profusely as it did
any time during last winter What is SO
raw as day in June
DeLamar is proposing to have grand
Fourth of July celebration. Committees
have been selected to arrange matters
with that purpose in view. There will be
a parade and apicnic, footraces and other
sports, to close with grand ball at night
Further announcement and program will
be published little later.
Mrs. A. D. Brown, Of Bodie, CAL, who
left here three years or more since as Miss
Julia Valyerde, came back last Saturday,
to visither mother and brothers, bringing
with her bright baby boy, is months
old, the pride of his grandma and uncles.
Mrs. Browns husband is prominent
business man of Bodie.
Mrs. F. S. Heer, who wentto Boise sew
eral days ago, to be present at the grad
uation Of her daughter, Miss Matte, from
st. Margaret's Seminary, returned with
her daughter, Wednesday. The bright
young lady had the distinction of being
managing editress of the Pie, " the paper
issued by the school, The Pie contained
great many luscious plums and was
most deliciously spiced.
@. E. Kingsley, well known miner
and foreman of Silver City, has accepted
a position from R. Fl. Britt, now man
ager of the Inter Valley Mines at Yerring-
ton, Nevada, and left for that camp We'd
nesday, leaving his family here for the
present. Mr.. Britt, who was formerly
superintendent for the Poorman company
on War Eagle, employed Mr.. Kingsley
while here and knows his ability and
sent for him.
]. w. Mills, who has spent the past
winter at the Banner Mill, has given up
his recent job and has leased and is now
running the Bonneville livery and feed
stables below Dewey Since the loss of
the Dewey hotel by fire, its adjoining
town of Bonneville and hotel and stable
run by Mr. G. F. Simmons has acquired
additional Importance, and Mr.. Simmons
has been fortunate in finding as good a
man as Mr.. Mills to whom to turn over
the stable part of his increased business.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Crete and their
daughter, Leona, who is recently grad
uated from the Boise high school, arrived
here Wednesday, to take up their home
here. Theiryounger daughter, Charlotte,
preceded them, arriving here Saturday.
Their son, Lewis, student up at the
Idaho University, arrived home last night.
The family will make their home in the
Heidelberger residence, and Mr.. Crete
will assume the position of accountant for
the Banner Mining company.
Florida Mountain Lodge No. ~, X. Of
p, Dewey, has just completed new and
handsome hall at that place by adding an
additional story to one of the business
buildings left standing after the recent
fire, and propose giving a Grand Benefit
Ball and supper in it next Thursday night
1t will behoove all members of the order
here, at DeLamar, and elsewhere, and
their friends, to be there on that occas;or
and give Florida Mountain Lodge a boost