The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-05-16
GRAND VIEW NOTES

KEY. Long made business trip to
Mountain Home Thursday and Friday.
The Ladies Aid cleared s31 20 at their
chicken-pie supper Friday evening. The
supper was given in the east room of the
school building.
Several sturgeon have been caught of
late Mr.. Whitson landed the largest
one to date. 1t weighed 200 pounds.
Mrs. David stubblefeld died at Boise
Sunday morning. The word was received
by her husband about noon the same day.
He with his father, mother and baby
left at once for Boise. Mrs. Stubble6eld
was taken sick early in March. She was
taken to Boise, where she underwent an
operation for appendicitis. She seemed
to be recovering gradually from it and
the news of her death was q shock to her
relatives and friends. Besides her hus-
band, Mrs. Stubblefeld leaves a baby
Doris, about six months old, her parents,
brothers and sisters and many friends to
mourn her loss. The sympathy Of all
goes out to the bereaved ones in their
hour Of sorrow.
Considerable work is being done on
the highland ditch south of the village,
and the three canals on the north side are
nearing completion When this land is
all under water we will certainly have
one of the richest agricultural and horti-
cultural sections OF the state.
The County Sunday School Convention
held here at Grand View was well attended
at all of its sessions. Mrs @. L. Hurless
and Miss Myrtle Rowe were elected as
delegates to the State Convention which
will be held at Pocatello in June. Rev.
Long was elected president for the en-
suing year; Miss Myrtle Rowe was elected
secretary and Mr.. d. Foreman treasurer.
Mrs. Knobs Of shoo-Fly is suffering
with pneumonia
Mrs. Drobny and daughters, Hazel,
Bessie and Odessa spent last week at
Crane Falls.
Our ditch riders, Mackey and Bolen,
say that there are hundreds of pounds of
eel up at the dam. Ye sturgeon catchers
get busy.
George Bennett and Surveyor Myers
had quite lively experience a few days
ago. While sailing up the river in a
rather heavy wind, as they were making
the turn just above the Hundred Thirty,
their boat capsized and they were forced
to swim to shore. The boat was recovered
some distance below.
The latest has it that Silver and Bru-
neau will divide the County Seat and
Grand View will be merely looker-on.
Our very efficient County Supt., Jennie
F. Avery, has lately sent to all of her
teachers potato and sewing bulletins
The teachers should follow the instruc-
tions and form potato and sewing clubs
in the schools Mrs. Avery is plannsng
for one or more school fairs for next fall.
The premium exhibits of the county will
be sent to the Boise State Fair. The
patrons OF this county should acknowledge
the earnest and consistent efforts Of Mrs.
Avery.
The Grand View school closes Friday
May "a. There will be a union picnic o.
the Sunday and public schools, held al
DR.. Proctor's farm. The public is in.
vited. Dinner will be served on the Doc.
tors lawn beneath the large shade trees
The afternoon viii be given to sports and
games, including foot races, sack races
wheel-barrow race, three-legged race
potato race, basket ball, base ball anc
relay races.
The Commencement Exercises Of th'
: sth grade Will be held Friday evening
May 81. Castle Creek, Lower Crane
Veiw and Grand View win join. Th'
program will be published next week.
Who is Ora Anna2 tOreana) Dom
know. If a boy, he would say he's Hur
less. If a girl, she'd say: let's Glover
(Give her the mitten)
' If Florence Edwards fell asleep woul,
e John Wakeher?
Nugget for two dollars year.