The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-04-07
LOCAL.

Pie plant at Bartow's.
Medallions at Getchells.
Green vegetables at Bartow's.
Cautiflower and cabbage at Bartow's.
Green onions and radishes at
Bartow's.
Norrkoping snuff at Rowett's, SO
cents per pound.
Copenhagen snuff, 80 cents per
pound, at Rowett's.
New California cabbage, 5 cents per
pound, at Bartow's.
New supply of fancy and plain
candies at Bartow's.
Glass Paint Brushes and Jap a
Lac, at Philipp's Hardware Store.
Mr and Mrs. Frederic Irwin of
Dewey, we're brief callers in Silver
Wednesday.
Uncalled for overcoats and suits
made to order by Jas. p. Stiles & Co.,
for sale very cheap. AUSTIN BYRD,
Idaho Sample Room
Hon. j. J. Crutcher, who has spent
the winner at Lewiston. arrived here
yesterday, to look after his mining in
terests.
The snow is sufficiently gone again
on New York summit to permit stages
and freighters to come into Silver CITY
on wheels.
VIM. Bews, up here from his Sinker
ranch yesterday, reports his orchard
now out in full bloom, and the feed
fine for stock.
The cost price of the best pocket cut
lery will surprise you at the S. @. S. c..
Note ad of /. o. o. =. anniversary
ball, elsewhere in Nugget. Fuller de-
tails in regard to supper, etc, will be
given next week.
Charles Forney, the obliging propri-
etor of the Silver City and DeLamar
stage line, is out on business trip to
railroad towns, since yesterday.
When you call at the postoffice do
not forget to look at the great variety
of beautiful Easter novelties displayed
in G. Fl. Crete & Co.'s show cases.
Silver City never saw such closing
out sale as is now in progress at the
S. G. S. G.
Mr.. Pat McCabe is again confined to
his house. The elderly gentleman has
a host of sympathizers for the manner
in which he has been afflicted for
number of months past.
The first fishing party of the seas on,
comprising Mrs. Weston, Mrs. and Miss
Rowett, Ernest and Vic Rowett, and
John Crete, drove down to the Bews
home on Sinker, yesterday, and will re-
turn home this evening.
Do you expect to wear or eat any
thing next summer? Buy it now at
cost, at the S. @ S. G.
James Goad and Henry Miller, who
left DeLamar some time ago, we're met
on the east bound train by Nugget
man, on their way to visit their former
English homes. Both said they would
return here during the summer.
Miss Hastings, county superintend-
ent, returned this week from most
enjoyable visit with her friend, Mrs e.
I'll. Dewey, of Nampa. Her sister, Miss
Carrie, who accompanied her, is still in
Nampa, but is expected home tomor-
row.
II you need monkey wrench, hatch
ct, hard saw, claw hammer, get it at
wholesale price at the Supply Co.'S.
M. NJ. Krieg was up from Oreana
Monday, and made Nugget pleasant
call. He is out of business down there
now and undecided where he will To-
cate for the future. Everybody here
will wish him and Mrs. K. the best of
luck, wherever they may decide to go.
G. H. Crete & Co. have on sale
great variety of Easter novelties Call
and see the beautiful designs in Easter
eggs, chickens, ducks, rabbits, cards,
etc, in the greatest variety of form.
Select something for your children and
send cards and souvenir tokens to your
friends.
There has been steady rush of cash
at the Supply Company's
Store, since opening their elosing-out
sale, but no appreciable impression
has been made on their big stock.