The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-10-27

Col. John f. Sullivan arrived home
yesterday, from trip to Boise.
Stoves, Stovepipe, Elbows, Dampers,
and Stove Repairs sold by Theo. H.
Philip.
The work of grading for the new
shaft house at the Potosi mine is now
being done.
Read Honstead's ad. and you will
learn how to get pound of Shillling's
30 cent coffee for l5 cents.
Mr.. H. Jukes will be in Reynolds
ID. W to conduct service in the school
house, Sunday evening at 1880.
Miss Carrie Hastings has lost mink
skin fur cape, lined with squirrel and
with brown silk fringe. She will pay
liberal reward to finder
Jap a Lac, Paint, Varnishes and
Brushes, Screen Doors and Screen
Windows to keep the flies out of your
house, for sale by Phillip.
That dance at Dewey hetel, for the
benefit of the Dewey school, comes off
tonight. The weather is propitious
and the roads are good. Col
After November l, the Silver City
barber shops will positively be closed
all day Sunday; so look out and get
your baths and shaves during week
days.
Rev. Pemberton, until further notice
is given, will conduct his regular Sun
day services at Mrs. Mills parlors, in
stead of the hall as heretofore an
nounced.
A. H. Rickett, resently a clerk in the
railroad offices at Nampa, is now clerk
and stage agent at the Idaho hotel,
taking the place of Eugene Strahaker
resigned.
Messrs. Goodwin and Ferguson are
to start tomorrow for the Fry & Fergu-
son mines, in Humboldt county, Neva-
da. They have been delayed for sew.
eral days getting their team and equip
ment.
Since w. D. Evans sold his interest
in the hotel he has arranged to locate
his family in Nampa for the winter. L
will be quite a loss to our town to have
Mrs. Evans and her charming family
of young girls take their leave.
Will H. Tremewan has fitted up his
ice cream parlor with handsome ho
water urn and is equipped with al
sorts of Armour's nourishihg drinks
beef extract, chicken broth, vigorol
clam juice, etc. Step in and try them
1t is not often Nugget hints to sub
scribers about paying up-the big ma
iority of them don't need any hint
but we have a few thoughtless ones ol
our list. We hope they will think o
Nugget when payday comes around
We need money.
Charles Meyer, of Denver, presiden
of the Western Federation of Miners
man who achieved considerable nc
toriety during the Cripple Cree
troubles, two hears ago, arrived her
last night, and is visiting the loca
miners unions.
Dennis Driscoll, of Pleasant Valley
has sold all his sheep, about 5000 i
number, to Dansie q Co., the Uta
speculators, realizing three dollars pc
head for them all around. They wi
be taken to the railroad for shipmen
as soon as they can be dipped.
Mrs. Mary Lindberg, of DeLama
the elderly lady who suffered strok
of paralysis several weeks ago, is re
ported to be slowly but steadily in
proving, She was this week remove
from her home in DeLamar to th
home of her daughter, Mrs. Davey,
Dewey.
Joe Negrini was up from his Jorda
creek ranch, near the mouth of BoulC
er, Wednesday. He says that Perc
White is back at Bernasconi's since
had one of his eyes removed at Bois
and is now quite recovered. 1t is DIR
and feed is not plentiful for stoc
down there.
Charles Forney announces that
will discontinue making daily triI
with his stage between DeLamar al
Silver City, November l, for the vel
good reason that 1t does not pay. b.
! he will make future trips any time
eau get sufficient passengers to justi
him in doing so. He can be called
telephone.