The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-09-29
LOCAL.

Mrs. w. H. Dewey arrived here Mon
day, from Nampa, to spend few days
visiting her sister and niece, Mesdames
Daley and Holtgren.
Some man, with no feeling for poor
beast, left poor, patient old white
saddle horse standing tied on Nugget
Row. for nine hours yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie J. Orem re-
turned Wednesday from weeks visit
to the Portland fair, making the usual
report that the visit had been most
pleasant and interesting one.
MIR. and Mrs. w. d. Evans ard one
third of their family of pretty little
girls, Mrs. John G. Connors and Miss
Alice Connors, are taking in the Inter
Mountain fair at Boise this week.
Mrs. r. H. Leonard left here Sunday
for an extended visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. ]. L. Crutcher, at lewiston,
intimating to friends here that visit
of the stork was shortly expected at
G00 clearwater Clby.
Mrs Hastings and her two daughters
spent day this week looking for sage
hens out in the vicinity of Homestake
Their luck was not phenomenal; they
only brought home four birds. We
know of men who can do better than
that.
The Bell Telephone Company has
had force of men here this week re-
pairing lines They are today putting
in taller poles along Courthouse Row,
to raise the wires high enough above
the ewes of the buildings to prevent
snow and ice from interfering with
them.
VIM. j. Mills, the freighter, who has
been in Boise for the past fortnight
taking a course of osteopathic treat
ment for muscular rheumatism, is re-
ported to be nearly recovered and will
be home soon. w. W. Barlow has been
experimenting his big freight outfits
for him during his illness.
standby Black Jack miners, John E,
Nelson and Charley johnson, left foI
Portland Monday to take in the big
fair. Only few Owyhee folk are left
who have not yet enjoyed that pleasure
and as the exposition closes October Il
they ought to get hustle on them.
Married Wednesday, September 27
1905, at the home of P. F. Branca
Sinker Station, Idaho, Mr.. VittoriC
Del Crosse and Miss Gianero Marg
harita, r. S. Halves, Esq, officiating
The bride is fresh arrival from Italy
coming the long journey to join hel
affianced here, he a we'll known anc
industrious packer.
A blaze got good start in the bed
room of man who sleeps in the Owy
bee Brewery, Monday night. Had i
not been for prompt work of men OF
the outside, and handy fire plug anc
hose in the building, serious damag,
might have resulted. AS it was tn,
bed was consumed and the walls of th'
room scorched. We can still enjo.
Silver City's famous brew.
George w. Gilmore brought in thi
week, from his Sinker ranch, Two crate
of as fine red raspberries as we hav
seen this season. Mr.. Gilmore seem
to have found something new in thi
line, for he says he has some bunche
OF bushes which begin bearing as sool
as the others and keep it up all SUM
mer, only quitting when the frost
come. Others ought to propagate thi
variety.
Wednesday mo morning, the first tim
for the season, the mountain tops here
about we're whitened with snow, and
gentle rain during the night had lai
the dust on our streets, and it SCENE
as if the beautiful weather with whic
chad so long been favored was CLOSED
But the sun shone out brightly agai
with the air crisp and cool, and fror
present appearances we are to b
blessed with another period even mo,
delightful than we have been enjoying
with little or no dust in the air.
Mrs Richard Cunningham gave
most enjoyable party to thirty or NOR
of her lady friends, Saturday after
noon, in honor of her guest, Miss Mo
10y, visiting her from Chicago. Card
we're indug ged in and Miss Molloy ha
the satisfaction of winning the prize,
pretty hand painted dish. The luncl