The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-04-14
LOCAL.

Mrs. Mills is receiving new supply
of millinery goods today.
R. S. Halves receives each week, on
Thursday evening, a consignment of
fresh rlsh of the season.
George Birmingham was in town
from his East creek ranch, Wednesday,
for the first time this year.
Faust Pamela was in town Wednes-
day, making final proof on his home
stead entry, on Picket creek.
Odd Fellows anniversary, ball at De-
Lamar, April 26. Grand lunch at hall.
General invitation extended
Several bright looking young miners
arrived here yesterday, presumably to
go to work on the Trade Dollar extern
sion.
Mr.. Sidney Knight, the mayor of
Sheaville, Oregon, was shaking hands
with his many friends in Silver City
yesterday.
A number Of ladies gave Mesdames
Connors, Evans ana Dwight, of the
Idaho Hotel, very pleasant surprise
party, Tuesday evening.
Harvey STROBE, formerly resident
of Silver City, hut now of Boise, has
been shaking hands with his many
friends here since Wednesday.
j. Bernardo made his annual proof
of improvements on his desert land
entry, near what was formerly known
as the Grogan place, near South Noun
tain, this week.
At the Odd Fellows anniversary ball
to be given on the 26th instant, it has
been arranged to have the supper at
the banquet hall at 81 per couple.
Tickets to ball, S1.50.
Senator Hepburn has Nuggets
thanks for liberal supply of garden
seeds. If the ranchers, when they
come to town, will drop in on us, we
will cheerfulIy divide up.
Father Dempsey will hald services at
the Catholic church next Sunday,
when he will bless and distribute the
palms at Ii O'clock mass; way of the
cross and sermon Friday evening.
The board of county commissioners
met in their regular quarterly session
Monday, having but very little coming
before them except the usual auditing
and allowing bills and other routine
matters, which they soon completed.
Mrs. w. D. Stevens and Miss Nellie
Hutchinson went over to Boise Mon
day, the former to visit her daughter
Mrs. Bal ard, and the latter to visit
friends for a short time and then go to
Portland to remain during the sum-
mer
Joaquin Bernardo and Charles Wall
we're over from their homes on South
Mountain creek, doing business in
town Wednesday, They report that
their stock wintered we'll, feed is get
ting good, and the season looking
bright for them.
William Stattery, who with his fam
lily has resided in Silver City for over
two years, he during the time being
assessor and tax collector, removed to
his former nome at DeLamar today
He and his pleasant family leave here
with everybody their friends.
Mr.. Charles H. Lake, who has held
down home at Flint ever since the
first trail was broken to that camp
was visitor here Monday de says
stock has wintered we'll over there and
that grass is now fine. He says he is
enjoying better health than he has fol
several years.
The ladies of st. James Episcopal
Guild will give their usual annual food
sale, Saturday afternoon and evening
April %. Besides coffee and sand
wiches, salads and cake, they will have
for sale many fancy articles. made by
members of the guild. The place OF
sale will be announced later.
Bishop Funsten is to be here Sunday
the 10th. His appointments will prob
ably be as follows: Silver City-l1 a
M, baptismal and communion service
Dewey-2:30 p. m, service and bap-
tisms. DeLamar-5 p. M, baptisma
service; p. m, evening service anc
communion.
Mrs. Morgan has fixed up the build
ing next door to the Royal House, il