The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-09-17


ton we have received, that in some
manner Mr.. Randall lost his balance
and fell down into cellar, striking his
head on some hard substance, and also
disIocating his neck. A casket was
ordered from undertaken Crete Of Silver
City and the remains were laid to rest
in Jordan Valley cemetery. The de-
ceased had only been in that section for
about three months working for Mr..
Hart
Mrs. s. B. Longfellow, daughter and
son, after enjoying the summers outing
at their mine near Silver City, took their
departure Friday last for their ranch in
Council Valley, Idaho, where they will
stop for few weeks before going to their
home in Maxburg, Ohio. They made
many friends while here and we hope for
their return next year. Sam secured a
full outfit for horseback riding while in
Nampa, and both he and Miss Longfel-
low will enjoy riding and other outdoor
sports at Council Valley.
S. w. Croner and wife, of Las Vegas,
are looking over their future home near
Murphy. Mr.. Croner has been engaged
in railroading but they will soon take up
their residence on their place near Muir
ply They have been attending the fair
at Seattle and stopped over on their way
home to make arrangements for the inn
provement Of their land Mr.. Croner is
brother -in-law of Mr.. Childs the man
ager Of the Murphy Land and Irrigation
Company.
Prof. A. d. Bradfield was passenger
on the incoming stage Saturday evening
last and assumed his duties Monday
morning as principal Of the Silver City
public schools The Prof had been Wis
iting the Seattle fair, and his lucid de-
scriptions of the same through the col
umns Of the NUGGET show him to be a
very close observer on matters of re-
sourceful nature.
o. f. Brunzell, assessor and tax collec-
tor for Owyhee County, came in to Silver
from his Reynolds Creek home the first
of the week. He is having some necess-
ary printing done in the job department
of the Nugget Office, and about the 25th
of the present month Mr.. Brunzell will
leave for the Bruneau country on tax
matters.
Theo. H. Phillip would like to call the
public's attention, and more especially
the attention of the property owners OF
this place and vicinity, to the safety OF
their stoves for the approaching winter,
as he expects to leave here as soon as
possible this fall and would like to feel
that everybody is prepared in this re-
spect
William Mcdonald, one of the enter
prising farmers of Wilson precinct, was a
business visitor in Silver City the first OF
the week. Mr.. Mcdonald has been de-
livering barley to the brewery here. The
NUGGET acknowledges pleasant call
from the gentleman.
Miss Zada Wines, who taught in the
Bellevue schools last year, now has
charge of the intermediate department in
the Silver City schools. The lady ar
rived Saturday evening last and assumed
her new duties Monday morning.
County Clerk ]. S. Stellar returned
Thursday night week ago from attend
ance upon the Auditors convention at
Wallace. He also visited Spokane and
reports altogether pleasant and salts
factory trip.
A. F. Stevens, manager Of the Rich
Gulch Mining Company, returned We'd
nesday from California, where be was de-
tanned by the sickness Of his son. He
left his son convalescing.
John Byrd came up from Jordan Val
ley, Wednesday, after Mrs. Steele, Mrs.
Hall and Mrs. Dickens, who will be
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j A. Schas Tor
a while.
Mrs. Ed Givens, wife of the bookeeper
of the Trade Dollar mine, was a passen-
ger on the outgoing stage Wednesday
morning enroute to Boise on visit.
Mrs. Green Adams and son Russell
leave Saturday for Moscow, where Russell
will re-enter the State University.
Arthur Hare will leave tomorrow for
Moscow to attend school.
Geo. Lewis and family were visiting in
Silver this week.
Mrs. John Shea returned to Pleasant
Valley last Monday.
Miss Alice Connors took her departure
this morning for Boise Miss Matte
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