The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-01-20
Medallions at Getchell's.

Medallions at Getchell's.
Arthur Buckbee visited the camp this
week. going out yesterday.
P. E, Branker, Of Turf Nut, was in
town the first Of the week.
Mr.. Jukes will ID VI hold services
at Reynolds next Wednesday evening,
the 25th inst.
Many important news items have been
crowded out of this issue of Nugget by
the commissioners proceedings.
o. F. Brunzell, Of Reynolds, paid Sill
yer City flying visit Wednesday. He
was accompanied by Mr.. Kinney.
S. D. McLain, accompanied by his
niece, Miss Ormand, took a sleigh ride
to DeLamar yesterday.
John G. Connors, Tom Harland, o. 0
Robbins and Bob May, made trip to
Sinker Tunnel Wednesday.
UncalIed for overcoats and suits
made to order by Jas. P. Stiles & Co.,
for sale very cheap. AUSTIN BYRD,
Idaho Sample Room
Mrs. Peter Steele il expected to ar
rive home this evening, after having
spent ak weeks at California health
resorts.
Lafe Osgood was brought in Wednes-
day with severe attack Of appendicitis.
His sister, Mrs. Miller, of DeLamar, is
nursing him.
E. A. Thompson, who has been
watchman at Sinker Tunnel for over a
year past, has returned to this place to
reside. He expects to 60 to his claim
on the hill in the early spring.
Anyone desiring to see the catalogue
and price list of masquerade costumes
from the Salt Lake Costuming House,
should call at the Office of r. Ell. Leon
ard, Jr.
Manager Woodburn, of the War Eagle
Consolidated Mining Co., accompanied
by Supt. Wilson and Mr.. Tanner, paid
Dewey a visit Tuesday. They are now
at Sinker Tunnel.
Spectators who desire to dance at the
masquerade ball next Friday night after
the unmasking, will be required to pay
81 in addition to the original fifty cent
admission charge.
John S. St Clair, clerk Of the district
court, went to Bruneau Sunday to adj
minister the oath Of Office to Com
missioner-elect .Benham, who is still
confined to his home.
1t has been convention week in
Boise--the Northwestern Fruit Growers
association and the Idaho Fruit growers
have held a joint convention there, and
the Idaho Stockgrowers have also con-
vened there.
r. S. Hawes has been in Boise this
week, witness before United States
Commissioner Brown in the case Of a
Chinaman arrested in Silver City for
being unlawfnlly in the United States
Nugget regrets to have to make ex-
cuse for omitt.ng to mention the mar
riage Of Mr.. Archie Bramhall, of Della
mar, to Mrs. Mabel Holey, Of Central
Citv, Colorado, which took place in the
parlors of Mrs M. Morgan in this
city December 26th.
The county commissioners adjourned
sine die Yesterday afternoon, and have
returned to their respective homes. The
session just held has been very busy
one for them, as will be seen by the
proceedings, of which portion appear
in this Issue of Nugget
Mrs. w. d. Evans and Mrs. Frank
Dwight entertained very pleasantly at
Hotel Idaho Saturday afternoon. Card
games were played and 4 O'Clock tea
served. In the evening after dinner the
tables were removed from the dining
room, and the ladies and their husbands
and a few gentlemen friends, enjoyed a
social hop to the sweet strains Of Harry
Moss orchestra.
E. II. Morgan, formerly miner at
the Black Jack, and resident of De.
Lamar for number of years, but who
for the past year has been out of health,
and stopping in Boise, was operated on,
Tuesday, for the purpose of rem owing a
tumor from his side, but the surgeons,
after opening his side, found the tumor
so far advanced and attached to his liver
that they decided not to attempt to re-
move it, sewed up the incision, and now
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