The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-02-03
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Medallions at Getchell's.

Medalllons at Getchells.
Take 10 the social dance tonight at
Ballots hall
Chase & Sanborns High Grade
Coffees at Silver City Supply Co.'S.
There has been more snow this week
and sleighing is pretty slichr
Postofflce Inspector Clark was Sill
yer City visitor this week.
Russell c. Marsey has been appoint
ed postmaster at Grand View, Owy
hee county, vice Samuel O. Lawrence,
resigned.
Uncalled for overcoats and suits
made to order by Jas. P. Stiles & Co.,
for sale very cheap. AUSTIN BYRD,
Idaho Sample Room
Theo. FL. Philip was afflicted with
severe attack of la grippe after his
return from the convention of the
Idaho Hardware association at Boise
last week, but has now fully recovered.
Liquid and Black Jack Paste Stove
polish and a powder called Sootdes-
troyer, which, when put in stoves,
cleans your stovepipe without taking
it down, for sale at Philips Hardware
store.
A cyanide plant is contemplated for
the Lincoln property at Pearl. A test
run on lotion plant made recently is
said to have given favorable results.
The ore to be treated without concen
tration.
Messrs. Swaine and Helm of De-
Lamar and S. d. McLain of Silver City
were visitors in Boise the early part of
the week, meeting representatives of
wholesale houses from eastern cities
and ordering spring supplies.
A man named Lambert, of unsound
mind, accompanied by his brother,
passed through Silver City, Monday
morning enroute to the insane asylum
at Blackfoot. The demented man was
brought in from the Juniper country,
which is his home.
This is the highth of the holiday sea-
son for all Cinnamon and the Celes-
tials of Silver City are observing the
occasion to the fullest extent. Yester-
day was the last day of the year and
today is the first, these being the two
principal holidays
Among those who have been putting
up ice the past week, were w. w.
Barlow, the confectioner, and the Owy-
hee brewery, thus assuring cooling re-
freshments for all during the coming
summer season. The crop now being
harvested is about IA inches thick and
of very fine quality.
We have not seen any account of it
in tn papers, and give it for what it
may be worth. Bruce Barry, we'll known
in Silver City, stated in Boise last
week, that Bottoms, miner formerly
employed in the mines here, had been
killed at Bourne, Oregon, on the 23rd
ult., by Billy Maddern, the we'll known
champion driller of DeLamar. Barry
says it was in barroom row.
Hon. Edward Nugent, whose health
has been failing for several months
past, causing his many friends deep
concern, was taken from here to Boise
by his son. John f. Nugent, Esq, and
placed in St Alphonsus' hospital for
treatment. Mrs. Nugent accompanied
her husband, and has secured quarters
near the hospital, where she can visit
him at al hours and administer to his
wants A distinguished and honored
resident of Silver City for so many
years, rudge Nugent's family now has
the entire sympathy of the community
for the brake down of the aged gentle
mans system.
Geo. o. Sampson of the Silver City
and Murphy stage line, employs two
drivers who have probably the best
records of any in the west. They are
Charles Ingman and j. ]. Davis Mr.
Ingman has been driving steadily on
this line for % months, during which
time he has lost but one trip, having
put in over two years without losing a
day. Mr. Davis has been connected
with the line for many years and in
several different capacities, having for
several years been superintendent un-
der former ownership. He has been
driving steadily for Mr.. Sampson near
ly two years. In9ham has been driv-
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