The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1911-10-19

and Mountain Home While away they
took in the Intermountain Fair and Rain.
makers Carnival.
Lawyer P. G. Williams was an in
coming passenger on Tuesdays stage.
Mr.. Williams spent week in Boise, in
cidently enjoying the fair and carnival.
Dave Farmer, an old Silverite, came in
Tuesday. He was bound for Bob. Mobiles
properties on Florida Mountain, which
he will look after for while.
NJ. N. Fegtly, ex-editor Of this great
family journal, leaves today for Jordan
Valley, where he will divide his time,
attention and abilities between the con-
duct of the Jordan Valley Express, the
Office Of land commissioner, and the
management Of his big stock ranch.
Mr.. Fegtly carries with him the good
wishes of everybody in Silver, including
the office cat.
Mike says he feels Rocky today
Everybody in Nampa is talking smelter.
1t seems now to be assured and Nampa
is iubilant. With this institution and the
home for the feeble-minded, who cares il
we ARE dry2
z. 2. JUNIOR, well known in Silver, and
now Of Caldwell, leaves this week with
bis family Tor a few days visit with Boise
friends, preparatory to leaving for their
future home in California.
When the Reverend Dryasdust Herwig
elects to try out the liquor question in
Boise, the opposition should hire the
Rainmakers Committee They sure kept
Boise wet the first part Of the fair week.
Geo. H. Handy was reelected grand
secretary Of Idaho Odd Fellows at the
Twin Falls grand lodge meeting on Tues.
Mr.. Handy was not present, being con
fined to his home by sickness.
The bursting of a great reservoir, con
tanning million gallons of crude moIas-
ses, recently inundated a part of New
Orleans. Cellars were filed, many hous-
es were invaded to depth of several feet,
and many persons were rescued with diff
Guilty. A third of a mile from the reser-
voir the molasses. was ten inches deep in
the streets.
John DAILY went out with team Tues
day to get lot of powder which had
been stored for six or seven years in al
powder house on top of Florida mountain.
The powder belonged to the Trade Dollar
Extension Company and DAILY was told
he could have it for the carting away.
He loaded lot of the explosive on his
wagon and started off. Shortly after it
ignited by spontaneous combustion and
John had lively few minutes to save the
wagon and horse. This accomplished,
however, he returned, a wiser, sadder
and powderless individual.
r. M. Lewis came in from Flint on
Tuesday but did not stay with us long
President Taft dropped in this morning
to pay his subscription and set proper
example. By paying in advance he saves
a dollar and gets the Nugget for two dol
lars instead of three.
Mr. Frank Scott, of Reynolds Creek,
drove into town this morning.
Miss Alice Connors left on Wednesday
for Jordan Valley She win attend the
wedding OF her friend, Miss Pearl Will
Jams, which takes place next week.
Father Marx viii be in Silver next
month to holdmass at the Catholic church.
Due notice of bis coming will be announced
in the Nugget.
John Crete came back last night after
an absence of several days. He attended
the convention of undertakers in Boise
and visited Mountain Home to bring his
little daughter from that place. On his