The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-07-02

". ". Eedum returned last SATURDAY
evening from Wallace, Spokane and 9TH
er points in northern Idaho and eastern
Washington. While away Mr.. Hedum
attended the K. p. Grand Lodge as a del
egate from the X. P. lodge Of this city.
August Crete and wife and Mrs. A. A.
Getchell came in Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Crete and Mrs. Getchell attended
the Grand Lodge of the Pythian Sister at
Wallace, after which they visited in Seat
tie and took in the A. Y p. Exposition.
Ed NJ Maher accompanied by his
sister Mrs. E. Lewis and his mother, Mrs.
VIM. Maher, arrived in Silver last Sun
day Mrs. Maher took her departure
Monday for Pendleton, Oregon, where
she will make her home with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Dave Shea.
1t is too bad that the R. M. B. Tel. Co.
cannot afford to pay its head man
enough so that he can afford to put his
team up az a feed stable, but has to leave
them standing all day tied to a telephone
pole. Horses in this country don't fatten
well on stake oats.
Phillip Clegg, accompanied by his wife
and daughter Mona took their departure
last week from Caldwell for the Isle of
Man, England We wish them an enjoy
able trip and pleasant visit, and hope for
their speedy return, as they are the kind
of people we need; good, free hearted,
American Citizens.
Union Sunday School at the Episcopal
Church at O'Clock p. m. every Sunday
A series Of lectures and study on the life
of Christ with illustrations will be given,
commencing next Sunday. This course of
lectures will be instructive and en-
tertaining to both old and young. All are
cordially invited, to attend and take ac-
tive part in the work.
The Bascoe bad Man" of South Mt.
who attacked McPhee and Swisher last
week, made a good getaway as Sheriff
Krieg failed to find him in the South
Mountain country. 1t is to be hoped
that he will not stop until he reaches the
foreign shores Cor on the bottom of the
sea by the foreign shores) of the country
from which he came We don't need
such people in Owyhee County.
A jolly crowd of Banner visitors from
Minnesota, consisting of James McCon-
nell, VIM. II. Bieber, Miss. Ella Walters
and F. NJ. Booth and wife, came in last
Saturday in company with Manager
Steele and wife. They had a very enjoy
able time visiting the mines enjoying our
delightful mountain climate and taking
ride in the only vehicle of its kind in
America, genuine Irisa jinrikisha,
owned by Ex-Sheriff Michael Rock.
R. S. Hawes. Jr will assist Pap Bur
rough in the Big Store during E. ]. Bur
rough's absence while on trip to Kent,
Tacoma, Seattle and other points in the
Northwest. E. J. will visit the AY-P
Exposition, and besides taking in all the
sights at the fair, and especially the at
fractions on the Pay Streak, he will de-
vote considerable time to the observance
of the correct attitude, expression and
manner of execution by TIKI noted musi-
clans on the greatest of all instruments,
the violin.
The Ontario people are justly indig-
nant at the r. NJ. Bell Tel. Co. for doing
away with an exchange in their thriving
city. The proper thing for the citizens
of that place to do would be to get the
Independent people to establish an Office
in Ontario, and all cut out the Bell sys-
tenn. Silver will be compelled to do this
ere long. The poor old Bell company is
getting so rich off the toll that they have
been taking from their patrons that they
think they have a cinch on the people,
and are trying to initiate Hartman S
methods. Cut out the phones and show
this great corporation that you can get
along without them.