The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-03-17
LOCAL.

Caulifiower and cabbage at Bartow's.
Green onions and radishes at
Bartow's.
Attorney Nugent returned home
from Boise Saturday.
The Misses Myrtle and Carrie Hast
ings are visiting friends at Nampa this
week.
Henry Rood will leave for Norway
next week, to visit friends at his native
home.
The Catholic ladies announce that
tickets for the ball will be $3.50 and
for supper sl.0O.
The grass on the Silver City lawns is
taking on the emerald green, getting
ready for the 18th
Remington typewriter machines are
being manufactured at the rate of one
minute How is that for speed.
Jockey Bowman is giving dancing
lessons at Black Jack and Dewey He
has about 40 scholars at the Gwo places.
Word from M. NJ Getchell at Boise
is, that his leg is improving. The hot
water at the Nat is what's doing the
work.
A reform wave is rolling over Silver.
We have heard at least three men say
they had .sworne off since the Sunday
bill passed.
Last Friday was pay day at Della
mar. The usual number of Silver City
sports went down to assist in the OBJ
servance of the day.
The coyote bounty of 81 so was re-
pealed by the legislature. This will
give Bob Noble more time to look after
his banking interests.
Joe Lessman. one Of the prominent
stock growers from near Dairy, was in
town Saturday and had his name add
ed to the Nugget list
have for sale three vapor bath
cabinets, which will close out at 5400
each. Call on or address Larry Me-
han at Black Jack mine 29-tf
Mrs. Morgan will leave for Boise to-
morrow and will return with Miriam
(Toodles), as the doctor says she can
now stand the trip home.
Uncalled for overcoats and suits
made to order by Jas. P. Stiles & Co.,
for sale very cheap. AUSTIN BYRD,
Idaho Sample Room.
Judge Halves photograph was doing
execution on the sidewalk last week.
Judge Leonard turned the crank and
the machine done the rest. The music
attracted quite crowd.
From letter appearing in the
Meadows Eagle of March 8, we learn,
that Cal White, formerly of Boise
City and doubtless will known in Owy-
hee county, is now located at St. Vegas,
Nevada.
The cave in the Blaine tunnel is
much greater than first reported; it
has extended from the 18th to the 18th
level. Workmen are now endeavoring
to prevent the damage from extending
any further
G. H. Crete received official notice
Sunday of his appointment as post
master at Silver City. His bonds will
be forwarded Immediately, and 10 all
probability he will take charge of the
office about April LIST.
r. Fl. Leonard, Sr., has been con
fined during the past week to the
house with a severe cold. Mr.. Leon
ard and his wife are perhaps the old
est continuous residents of Silver City,
having resided here for nearly 40 years.
Nampa recently voted 1900 for the
completion of waterworks and on
Tuesday of this week voted $4,000 in
bonds for the purpose of building an
addition to one of their school houses.
The Junction City has a laundering
after bonds.
The case in Judge Leonard's court
set for Monday. wherein Cecil Deven-
port was defendant and Jennie Clark
plaintiff, was dismissed on motion of
the plaintiff. Jennie paid the costs,
amounting to s9.l5, and the dove of
peace once more hovers over the
domocile.
A telephone message from Grand
Chancellor Commander G. q. Foss, in
forms the Nugget that owing to the
sickness of his wife he was unexpect-
eddy called home. He left Boise Mon
day ON No s He wishes No II, son thn.