The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-11-17
LOCAL.

R. H. Britt was Nampa visitor
Tuesday.
S. d. McLain was Boise visitor the
first of the week.
Born-At Silver City, Idaho, Sunday
November IL, 1905, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Newman, 915 Id. son.
Quite number of Silver City young
people will go to Pleasant Valley to-
night, to attend benefit ball.
Nugget editors old friend Chas. H.
Lake, of Flint, came over here Satur
day and paid him pleasant visit.
There will be social 12 o'clock dance
at Lower Masonic Hall, Saturday even
ing, given by the Silver City Orchestra.
Nugget has just received au order to
print bills and tickets for grand ball
to be given at Reynolds on November
oath.
Dave Hall, we'll known miner here
who has been visiting relatives in Ohio
for several weeks, will arrive home
this evening.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. S. Honstead spent
several days with Boise friends this
week, going over Sunday and return
ing yesterday.
Miss Violet Glover, whose home is at
Jordan Valley, but who has been at
tending school here, is now stopping
with Mrs. j. w. Mills.
W. H. Maher, prominent sheepman
of Soldier creek, was a business visitor
in Silver Monday, but found time to
call and spin few yarns with Nugget.
Mrs. McLain, who has for several
weeks past visited her sons, S. D. and
John McLain, here and. at Dewey, re-
turned to her home at LaGrande, Ore
last week.
r. j. Clifford, Eof Reynolds, was in
town Wednesday. Mr.. Clifford is
marketing his hay crop for which he
receives $18 per ton-an unusually low
price he says.
William Bews, of Sinker creek, was
taken sick the first of the week with
typhoid fever and on the advice of DR..
Hamilton, Tuesday, was removed from
his home to the hospital.
Tom Henderson came in from Castle
creek, Wednesday, to file on a desert
land claim in that vicinity, before Pro-
bate udge Leonard. A Mr.. Smith ac-
companied him as witness.
Mrs George Strong, whose husband
is foreman on the Avalanche, arrived
Saturday from Boise, and they are now
keeping house in the Crete residence
opposite the War Eagle hotel.
]. r. Gary and A. E. Robinson have
gone to the Owyhee mountains to do
some development WORK on some valu-
able mining claims which they have in
that re-ion. They expect to be gone
two months.-Nampa Leader Herald.
The Banner Mining and Milling com
panY have purchased the building
which stood just across the street from
Song Lees store, and have taken it
down and moved it to the mine. 1t will
make a very commodious boarding
house.
A. E. Haines, formerly a printer on
Nugget, but who for some time has
been publisher of the Glenn's Ferry
Signal, sustained the loss of his print
ing Office by fire last Tuesday The re-
port says he will issue his paper as
usual this week.
Junius O'Connor, assistant or
ganizer of the Improved Order of Red
Men, has been in Silver City the past
week in the interest of that order. He
is meeting with fiattering success and
the organization of strong tribe here
is already assured.
Chas Childs, the promoter of the
Sinker creek reservoir project, who has
been busy down there with a party of
surveyors for several weeks past, has
gone to Springvile, Utah, to be absent
about a month, when it is said he will
return to resume work.
Tho Silver City Miners Union has
arranged TO give a grand ball hanks
giving evening, Thursday, November
30, at Lower Masonic hall. Music will
be furnished by the Silver City Or
chestra and grand time is assured.
Read their announcement of fourth
page.
Inhn Lamb editor Of Nnnnnt lnft