The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-08-21
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Mr.. Lamb returned from Boise last
evening.
Mrs. Chas. Knapp went out on this
mornings stage.
Mrs. M. Rock and children returned
from Boise, Wednesday evening.
Our popular assessor, M. M. Krieg, re-
turned from Boise last night, where he
has been attending the recent meeting
of the assessors of the state.
Labor Day will soon be here and you
will need that "nobby" suit for the oc-
casion. See Sweeney about it at once and
have it made to order in time.
Owing to our having to move and an
extra amount of job work, during the
week, it was impossible to get out our full
sized paper this issue, for which we will
have to apologize to our patrons.
A letter written by Geo. H. Handy and
recesved Tuesday morning, bears the glad
tidings to Mrs. Handy and many inter
ested friends that he is much better.
The above was taken from the Caldwell
News of this week.
Fritz Schleifer, proprietor of the
Silver CITY Brewery, has gone to Boise
for medical treatment. He is now at
st. Alphonsus' hospital. The doctors
say he is not seriously ill aud that he
will be out again in short time.
Mrs. August Crete returned from Bos-
ton, Mass, on Tuesday evening, where
she had been as a representative from
Idaho to the Supreme Lodge of the Pythian
Sisters. She speaks very highly of the
welcome extended to the delegates by the
Boston people.
An accident to the Swan Falls power
plant has stopped the mills for a few days
until repairs are made. The electrical
machinery is being repaired as fast as pos
sible and the mills and other machinery
will be running as usual in short time
The development work on the mines
is progressing as fast as possible under
the present conditions.
The republican primary election held
in this precinct on last Monday to elect
delegates to the republican county con-
vention, to be held in Silver City on the
9th inst, selected the following as dele
gates. E. ]. Burrough, Sr., Robert Wal
ker, Charles H. Crete, Henry Rood and
r. r. Hawes. About twenty votes were
cast, as very little interest was taken there
being no opposition to the delegates chos-
en-.
Mr.. w. STROBE, one of the rustling
business men of Nampa, came over on
Saturdays stage to join Mrs Strobe,
who has been visiting Mrs. Hall. They
left for home Wednesday morning
Mr.. Strobe is interesi ed in the Nampa
Lumber Co, and while here looked
over the camp with an eye to business
Ii any of our business men need bill
OF lumber, it will be to their interest TO
get prices from the Nampa Lumber o..
before purchasing elsewhere. They
have the goods and will treat you right.
The many friends of Mrs. A. Fl. Gay
lord will be shocked to hear of her death
at Portland, Oregon, on August 18th
News of her death was received by Miss
Alice Connors, Monday evening. Mrs.
Gaylord had been seriously sick for a
long time. She was operated on, i'll Port
land, six months ago, and never regained
her strength. Mr.. and Mrs. Gaylord
lived in Silver City for few years, Mr..
Gaylord at that time having charge of the
Silver City Supply Co. They were both
highly esteemed and made many friends
during their stay here. Mrs. Gaylord
leaves a husband and six daughters to
mourn her loss. The sympathy of the
community is extended to the family in
their bereavement
Mrs. G. r. Shaw, of Boise, is visiting
with Mrs. August Crete and other old
friends of Silver City, and enjoys being
among her old friends and familiar sur
roundings once again. Her many friends
are very much pleased to meet her again,
as this is her first visit here for number
of years, and recall the many merry cpl
sodes of childhood in which Mrs. Shaw
was always leading party, being one Of
the beautiful and attractive young ladie;
of Silver a few years ago. The love o.
nativity is strong in the human heart and