The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-05-26
LOCAL.


miner, is up in Haily this week.
John Termes is fitting up the Som
mercamp building, and will open a
butcher shop there next week.
Mrs. Morgan will give the Royal
Hotel guests an extra fine spread next
Sunday, at their five o'clock chicken
dinner. There will be plate for every
traI sient.
Mrs. Morgan, in order to secure more
room for her boarders at the Royal
House, has leased the Lippincott resi-
dence, on the corner above, and pro
vided several lodging rooms there.
Sam Dolinger and Teddy Connors
came in from Portland Wednesday.
The sisters, Mrs. Dolinger and Mrs.
Connors. still remain in Portland and
will be at the opening of the exposition.
A new tailor, whose name we have
not learned, arrived here yesterday
and is opening shop at the old place.
He comes from Butte and is endorsed
several days ago.
Carrie Hastings fine pointer dog is
now standing guard over a coop of fine
white spring fries of some fancy breed,
which she received this week-a pres
ent from E. H. Dewey. They look al
most too good to eat.
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che week from his Sinker ranch, re-
ports that the frosts have done only
slight damage to the orchards along
the creek, but have cut the early veRe-
tables in the gardens to soTe extent.
Attorney w. H. Puckett, of the firm
of Hawley, Pickett & Hawley, Boise,
arrived here with Judge Frank J..
Smith, Wednesday, and he and County
Attorney John f. Nugent, we're the
only attorneys appearing at this term
of court.
MIR. and Mrs. D. D. Mcdonald came
up from their Reynolds home Wednes-
day, looking as sprightly as young peo-
pie could. Little Mack returned home
the same day, but left the madam in
town for a weeks visit, the guest OF
Mrs. Hastings.
Two real likable looking young print
ers called on Nugget this week, but
we're not looking for work-only struck
out on pleasant little jaunt, not as
tramps- just hoofing it from Walls
Walla, Washington, to Goldfield, Nevs'
da, carrying their blankets.
1t is reported here that Frank
Dwight, late clerk at the Idaho Hotel
has purchased hotel at Bellingham
Washington. If the report be correct
the people of Bellingham are to be con
graduated, for the will find that Mr.
and Mrs. Dwight are just The right sort
of people and can keep hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. P H. Clifford, he {
brother of R. j. Clifford of Reynolds
came here from the east to visit the
latters family aud liked the country Sc
we'll that they have concluded to re
main--the lady engaging to teach the
Reynolds school and coming up here
to attend the teachers examination
now going on at Miss Hastings Office
G. w. Hill, ore of the bright younl
men who established the Nampa Her
aid, and subsequently sold it TO The
Leader, is over here this week visiting
his friend Arthur Buckbee, manager o
the Cumberland mine. Mr.. Hill hai
Just returned from six weeks sojourr
in New York, and we have suspicion
that he is looking up mining deal fo
eastern acquaintances-
ID. A. Lambert, of Lambert Bros.
the proprietors of the we'll known Wes
Rickart ranch, away over beyond Juni
per mountain, was in Silver Tuesday
purchasing a load of supplies, and in
cidentally inquiring into the marke
for horses. He says they have abou
rs head of good saddle and work horse
for sale, and contemplate driving
bunch of them over here. Their post
office address is Lowery, IDAHO
Ole Olson, we'll known Black Jael
miner, took an accidental fall off
trestle leading to waste dump, at tn
Boonville, Monday, resulting in tn
fracture of his collar bone and thre
ribs, and otherwise shaking him a.
duite seriously. He was brought to tn
miners hospital Tuesday, after bein
carefully fixed up by Doctor Hamilton