The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-06-26
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Telephone Co. from Nampa visited Silver
during the week.
]. G. Mitchell, travelling man from
Denver, was interviewing our business
men during the week.
Miss Margaret Hanlon arrived here
last Saturday, from Boise, to spend the
summer with her brother, r. J..
E. Chauncey of Toronto Cam, H. d.
Richardson and N. G. Richards of Boise
registered at the Idaho, on Tuesday.
LOST:-A Lady's Gold Chain some
where between postoffice and Fred Crete s
residence. Liberal reward will be paid
for return of same to Fred Crete.
Kenneth Mckenzie, Joaquin Bernardo
and Chas. Boyle, prominent ranchers of
South Mountain, were registered at the
Idaho on Tuesday.
There will be services atSt. James Epis-
copal Church, next Sunday evening at
500 O'Clock p. M, Rev. Curtis, Chaplain
of st. Lukes Hospital, Boise, officiating.
G. w. Warren, gentleman interested
in the Golden Gate Route, now being
built south from Caldwell toward Winnie
mucca, New, is in town, collecting data
regarding our mining district, to ascertain
the amount of traffic this county may be
expected to supply the route after com
pletion.
M. M. Hanson, who has been for some
time past foreman at the Trade Dollar.
now director in the Wennersten Mining
company, contemplates leaving here next
Monday for a visit among his wife friends,
at Belle Center, Ohio. He will represent
the Wennersten M. Co. while gone, and
hopes to interest friends there in the dis
posal of stock.
Otto Petit, who left here to attend that
enthusiastic State democratic convention
at Twin Falls, and stopped over at Boise,
on his way back to have some repairs put
on his vocal organs, arrived home Friday,
his wife accompanying him home from
Boise and their daughter coming with
them as far as Reynolds, where she stop
ped with Miss Nellie Johnston.
The manager of the Banner M. and M.
Co. requests Nugget to announce that next
Monday will be visiting day at the Banner
Mill and that all the people are cordially
invited to visit the mill, inspect the
structure and workings Of its different
parts, after which day an order of ''No
Admittance except upon order of General
Manager" will be posted at both mine
and mill.
Mrs. Fritz Schleiffer and her three
small sons took their departure from here
last Saturday for an extended visit to her
former home in Germany. Her husband
had engaged passage for them by steam
ship which is to leave New York tomor-
row, The lady, we hope, will get through
comfortably, although the trip to be made
with those young children to care for is
quite an undertaking.
Mrs. r. S. Hawes left on Tuesday
morning for visit to her girlhood home
in Grass Valley, California, expecting to
be absent for quite length of time. She
has an invalid sister residing there, who
has not been well since the great earth
quake, when she lost a son. Judge
Hawes and the boys will have to try
keeping house by themselves during her
abseuce.
John A. Oliver, whom everybody here
knows, having once been the mineral
water and ice man Of the Camp, but who
now makes his home in Jordan Valley,
came to DeLamar, Tuesday, with his
right fore arm broken; had the fracture
reduced by DIR. Farrer and then came up
here the following day. John was thrown