The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-03-31
DE LAMAR

Messrs. Goad, Talon and VIM. Miller
left for Boise last week.
Mrs. e. e. Bowen has been visiting
friends IN silver City since Monday.
Fresh green vegetables will be kept
in stock from this time on at Latham's.
Vic Wisner is busy decorating the
interior of the Knights of Pythias hall.
Mrs. T. c. Cooks, who has been quite
sick for some weeks, is now GONZALES
cent.
Robert Mcconnell and family have
rented the Somerville house in Lower
Town
Joseph Gundry and Richard Gill
left for th, ir old home in England, a
few days ago
New automatic shot gun and case
cost SAL, sell for s25. Enquire Swaine.
DeLamar, Idaho. 44-tf
Have you tried that rich, oily, red
Monopole salmon, aud those mustard
sardines, at Swaine Il Helms.
VIM. Slattery will open his saloon in
lower DeLamar on the first of April,
the Marshall lease having expired.
VIM. Sampson is confined to the
house by an attack of sciatica. A. r.
Sotheren has taken charge Of his shift
Golden Sceptre, Perique, Cavendish,
Yale Mixture, and all brands of tobac-
cos from Lime Kiln up, at Swaine &
Helms.
VIM. Biscombe was injured Wednes-
day by rock falling on his back. He
is not seriously injured but is badly
bruised
Hon. j. J. Bennett has been appoint
ed mine foreman, vice Goad. VIM. Will
kins succeeds Albert Talon, and Harry
Gray takes the place of VIM. Miller, as
shift bosses.
Among the list of delicacies at
Swaine & Helms we notice Swiss,
Roquefort, Limburger and full cream
cheese, also tempting lot of olives,
pimolas, sweet and sour pickles, etc.
Private letters from Portland, Ore.
say that Jack Grigg and JAS HI. Rodda
are still there Rodda is working and
Grigg has been offered position in
juneau, Alaska. Jap Ballinger is in
Seattle
On Wednesday, John Sauders, the
caretaker of the Big Mining com
pany's property, was found dead in his
cabin at the mine near Wagontown. |
He was very old resident of this
place. For year past he has been
afflicted with cirrhosis of the liver.
The body was taken to Silver City for
interment.
The semi-annual meeting and cleo
tion of officers of st. Georges Guild.
took place on Wednesday afternoon, at
the residence of Mrs. j. E Mcdonnell. |
The report of the finance committee
shows that the Guild is in prosperous |
condition. There is f1ourishing Sun |
day school under the superiutendency |
of Mrs. t. D. Farrer. Church services
are held every alternate Sunday. The
following officers we're elected for the
ensuing term: President, Mrs. e. L.
Brown; secretary, Mrs. r. L. PIN, re-
elected; treasurer, Mrs. Swaine, re-
elected.
The ladies took up the matter Of vii. /
lage improvement and formed them
selves into an organization with that
object in view, Mesdames Miller, w.
r. Thomas, Latham aud Alfred Ben
nett, were appointed as supervising
committee. The objects are, to have
our little settlement put in as clean,
and sanitary condition as possible,
and TO beautify our lots and homes.
The matter of graveling the streets
was warmly advocated Another COM
mittee, consisting of Mesdames Farrer.
Helm and Mcdonnell was appointed
whose duty it will be to interest them i
selves and the Guild, in all cases of
sickness or accident, among those of
our people who are living far from
home aud relatives. After the busi-
ness session the hostess and retiring
president, Mrs. Mcdonnell entertained
the ladies with delicious luncheon, to
which full justice was done.
The following ladies were present:
Mesdames Alf Bennett, Compton,
Farrer, Helm, Latham, Lewis, Miller,
Mcdonnell, PIN, Pope, Prout. Swaine.