The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-09-15

on the stage the other morning.
Hon. Dow Dunning, of Wickahoney,
was in town few days Of the last week,
returning home Monday of this week.
The younger set of our town are going
to give a dance at lower Masonic hall, to-
morrow evening. Everybody invited.
Roy Maxon, son Of our former night
watchman, S. D. Maxon, Of DeLamar,
will attend the public school here this
winter.
Mr.. John G. Connors, our hotel man,
left here this morning on trip to Boise
and other points. He will be gone a week
or ten days.
Mrs Jennie Farrer Avery returned this
week from Boise, where she attended the
teachers institute, which was in session
there last week
James lnglis, for a number Of years
master mechanic for the Trade Dollar
company, took his departure from here
the first Of the week for Boise, where he
will spend the winter.
Ethel Strobe, who has spent the sum
mer here with her mother and sister, took
her departure from here yesterday morn
ing for Gooding, Idaho, where she will
attend the deaf and dumb school this
winter.
Ednetta st Clair left here yesterday for
Caldwell to attend school there this win
ter. She was accompanied by Mr.. John
S. st Clair, who goes for visit there with
acquaintance and at the same time will
visit in Boise and other points before re-
turning to his duties here.
The little infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
M. Brennan, of Dewey, died Tuesday
morning and was buried up here yester-
day. The little child was born ON Aug
ust 10th, last, and was not at all well up
to the time of its death. The heartfelt
sympathy of this entire community goes
out to the grieving parents.
Now that the county commissioners
have been in session and canvassed the
votes cast at the primary election and
made known who the different nominees
for the different county offices are, would
it not be well for you to consider the ad-
visibility of placing an announcement OF
your candidacy in The Nugget.
On last Friday Governor Brady filed a
sworn statement of his personal expense
account with the secretary of state and
shows that the governor expended total
Of $616.25, or that he is on the safe side
by margin Of SlS9.75. The expense ac-
count, which is in detail, covers period
from February 2s, 1910, to the present
date.
In more than forty Kansas counties
women hold the Office of superintendent
of schools, and in twenty-four Other
counties there are women candidates fol
the Office. Enough of these are likely tc
be elected in November to place the
schools, in majority of the counties
under the direction of women. If any
one should then ask the famous question
"What is the matter with Kansas?" the
women teachers of the nation woulC
answer with one voice, "She is al
right!'-Ex.
School opened at Silver City Monday
Sept. 18th, with two instructors anC
thirty three pupils. Prof. A. D. Brad
field has charge of the higher grades anC
Miss Eva l.. White is teacher TOR th,
lower grades. Miss White is primar.
teacher of thorough training and highl,
successful experience and Silver City i
fortunate in securing her services. Tn
primary class of ten pupils just entering
school this year is the largest class of be
ginners our school has had for years