The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-04-28
LOCAL.

A new lot of ladies' hats to arrive at
Mrs. Mills today.
"He who bloweth not his own Horn,
the same will not be footed"
Mrs. r. l., Hopins arrived here
yesterday, to join her husband, who is
in charge of the California mine.
William aardiman, the we'll known
Picket creek rancher and stockgrower,
was doing business in town Wednes-
day.
Anyone wanting wall paper will do
we'll to examine the ine line of samples
of Fred Crete, Jr., before buying else
where. 49
Mrs. Si Tullis was visitor to their
former DeLamar home this week, and
attended the I. 0. f. anniversary ball
at that place.
We are pleased TO see Mr.. P. McCabe
again on the street. quite recovered
from his fall on the stairway at Ma
sonic hall, few days ago.
The boys and girls of DeLamar are
to give a musical recital there this
evening, under the direction of their
accomplished music teacher, Mrs. Marc
Latham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Ward have left
Dewey and gone to Oregon. 1t is re-
ported that Mrs. Ward has fallen heir
to nice little estate in the Webfoot
country.
Barlow is remodeling his fruit and
confectionery store, and ice cream par
lor, making them very attractive and
getting them in order for the summer
business.
Mr.. Jake Horn, publisher of our
despised cotemporary, which has APP
propriated the once respected name OF
the Avalanche, was passenger out OIL
this mornings stage.
Attorney John f. Nugent returned
from Boise, Monday, whittier he had
gone to visit his parents. His father
Judge Nugent, we regret to state, is
not getting any better
Mrs. Simon Harris is now going over
the southern part of Idahy J, gathering
exhibits of women's work for the Lew
is and Clark fair She is visiting the
Wood River country this week.
John Termes came in to town from
the jumpers yesterday. He says John
Crocheron and Ross Slack are out on
the Owyhee rounding up cattle. Grass
is foe and everything looking good.
A load of supplies was taken up to
the Cumberland mine yesterday, indi-
eating that something will be doing up
there as soon as Manager Buckbee
who is expected in any day, arrives.
William Sampson, one of the fore
men of the DeLamar mines, returned
home Tuesday, from Salt Lake, where
he had gone to take baths at Boeck's
hot Springs. He came home much i'm
proved.
The baby boy of Mr. and Mrs. @. B.
McKinnon, died last Saturday, aged
five months aud three days. The child
was laid to rest Easter Sunday. The
parents have the sympathy of the com
munity.
Mrs. George Setback, who has been
sojourning the greater part of the win
Ter aC Givens Warm Springs, got home
to the Homestake this week, and is
visiting in town today. She is much
recuperated.
The War Eagle Hotel, with o. d
Brumbaugh proprietor. and all white
help, is now in full blast and inviting
all its old guests as we'll as strangers
who appreciate comfortable rooms and
excellent fair, to drop ia.
We asked if it we're shot air'' when il
was reported that parties we're to pur
chase and pay for the Crocheron ranct
on the 18th instant 1t was. The par
ties appeared but the pay did not. Th'
beautiful ranch is again on the market
Messrs. D Yondorf, stockholder
and A. G Dicus, an attorney, repre-
senting the Julius Jsay estate, wht
came here to attend the stockholders
meeting of the Addie Mining & Milling
Company, left here for home yesterda,
morning.
Mrs. George o. Sampson lost a golC
headed cane, on Tuesday, somewhere
between town and the stage chang
stable on Sinker. Anyone tiuding thu