The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-10-13
LOCAL.


Michael Jordan and daughter Annie,
of Reynolds, have been visitors here
for the past three or four days.
George Birmingham, the enterpris-
ing East creek rancher, is in town to-
day, his first visit here for several
months.
Fred Gooding, president of the Idaho
Wool Growers Association, has been
at Murphy this week shipping sheep
belonging to him.
Jap Lac, Paint, Varnishes and
Brushes, Screen Doors and Screen
Windows to keep the flies out OF your
house, for sale by Phillip.
Mrs. G. NJ. Jones, wife of the barber,
who has been with her husband here
during the summer, returned to their
former Weiser home Wednesday.
James e. Keith, the Rockville WOOL
grower. was in town yesterday and 1t
was whispered to Nugget that it was
for the purpose of lifting himself out
Judge Smith has written Clerk of
the Court st Clair that he will not be
able to reach here to open court before
next Monday, and instructing him to
make an entry on the journal adjourn
ing until that day.
The Mesdames Catlow and the two
l;ftIo o;~lc tarto1 with Erad Allan On
their return trip to their STEMS Noun
tain home, Sunday morning, with Mrs.
j. M. Brunzell, Jr., accompanying
them, to remain away for several weeks.
Mrs Edward Nugent arrived here
Wednesday from Boise, to look after
some affairs, but will only remain a
day or two longer, as her husbands
condition demands her almost con-
stant attention. The Judge is notice
ably growing weaker.
Mrs. Ed. Grant, formerly of Silver
City, then of South Mountain, now,
with her husband, resident on one of
Findlay McKenzie's ranches on Sucker
creek, came up here Monday to leave
her boy, Willie, with his grandmother
to attend school. Her father, Mr..
Gabriel, will return home with her
next Monday.
Nels Nelson, the we'll known and
popular miner, returned from Boise
yesterday bringing bride with him.
While in the city he was united in
matrimony to Miss Annie Erickson
who has for the past year been an en-
ployee of the Capitol hotel. The bride
is a sister of Andrew Erickson, an
other we'll known miner here.
Remember the ball to be given at the
Dewey Hotel on the 9th The people
down there Clipped in and built cozy
school house, buC lacked nearly 800 OF
having sufficient money to pay for il
and are giving this ball to raise that
amount. You all know what splen-
did hall they have down there and
what fine supper you will get at the
hotel-so go.
r. H. Leonard, Sr., left here Sunday
morning for Lewiston, for visit with
his daughter, Mrs. j. L. Crutcher, and
that new grandson. AS it will have
been his first opportunity to visit 8
grandchild of his own, we surmise that
the visit will be protracted and, We
hope, most pleasant one. Mrs. Leon.
ard has been with her daughter since
IafOro ho. o0.,apapnanf
A band of about 1000 lambs being
brought to Murphy this week by Dam
sic for shipment, got away from the
herders near Sinker, and are now scat
tered over the hills, badly demoralizec
and causing good deal of trouble tC
collect them About 200 of them were
seen in Sinker canyon Monday, anC
the same day 20 or more we're neal
town and went over toward Sawpi
gulch.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Glass of Jordan
Valley, have come to Baldwell to stay
They purchased property in the mos
fashionable section of Fourth street
formerly owned by Sheriff Nichols
where they will make their home
They are old friends of Mr.. and Mrs
James Bissett, which latter, no doubt
did much to secure such desirable peo
pie in their neighborhood.- Caldwell
Tribune.