The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-11-10
LOCAL.

find it good show-"The Struggle OF
Life"
Stoves, Stovepipe, Elbows, Dempers,
and Stove Repairs sold by Theo. Fl.
Philip.
M. l.. Parry went to DeI.amar today,
to do carpenter work on the mill re-
construction.
Frank Gussman and Bruno Gluch
are up from Pleasant valley today, the
former making his annual proof on a
desert land claim.
Paul Arrantz, young man who has
been working in the Addie MILL is laid
on the shelf at present, suffering from
a broken little finger. Got it broken
in the mill
AS Nuggets editor will probably be
away from home nearly all of next
week, we ask our friends to help Mr..
Mckee out by handing in such news
items as may come under their notice.
Quite number of Mrs. Rowett's
friends gathered at her home, Tuesday
night, to extend their good wishes to
her on the achievement of her --th
birthday. Cards ,and luncheon we're
INDUCED in and happy time was had
Mrs. A. j. Orem took her departure,
former home at Bingham, Utah. he
lady, who came here bride last sum
mer, has, by her gracious manner, ac
quired many friends here whose good
wishes went with her.
The present November weather in
Owyhee is of that glorious variety sell
dom seen in other portions of the
world. The brightest of sunshine and
the clearest of starlight, and light,
crisp, bracing atmosphere make nearly
all of us glad we are alive.
School SuperLntendent Miss Hast
ings returned early this week from fin
ishing her ronnd of visits to the coun-
ty district schools. She took in on
this trip the schools at Reynolds, Will
con, Homedale and Murphy, and re-
ports them all to be getting on salts
factorily.
Song Lee has a showcase full of the
finest, beautifully embroidered and
hem stitched, silk handkerchiefs and
day. He also has the prettiest lot Of
China dishes. Be sure to go in his
store and look at these fine things be-
fore you select your holiday presents.
Charles Mcintyre, up from Cow
creek today, reports that Andy May
sonholder, whose leg was so badly
crushed by hay baling machine, sew
eral weeks ago, is still confined to his
bed. The doctor removed the plaster
cast from it ten days ago and found
that the fractures we're not knitting
properly and had to put it back again.
Rowett is unpacking today a large
invoice of toys and holiday goods.
Among them is a doll little less than
six feet tall, "dressed to KILL" which
will be given to some popular little
girl securing the most votes for it,
Christmas. Ask for a ticket every
time you purchase two bits worth in
his store and then give your tickets to
your pet little girl.
Miss Alice Connors was taken to
Baise Monday, accompanied by her
mother, her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G, Connors, and by DR.. Hamil-
ton, where an operation for appended
tis was successfully performed on her
Tuesday, by DR.. Springer. She has
been doing nicely since and everybody
hopes to see the bright and winsome
young girl home again soon, with her
usual good health fully recovered.
The municipal bond election held in
Nampa this week, carried for bonding
the town for water and sewer improve
ments by an almost unanimous vote.
The Leader Herald got off on the
wrong foot on that question. Namps
boasts of progressive people and with
all the improvements going on there
they are not afraid to keep the city
public improvements up with the pro
cession, even if they have to bank a
little on the future.
The Madison Square Theatre Com
pany opened here last night with d
very pleasing four-act drama, played
to fairly good house. 1t was probab
ly not up to what the company will dc
for the two more nights the company