The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-05-19
LOCAL.
China at Getchell's.


Boise Saturday night.
John Turmes and brother are in
town today from Shoofly.
Jake Horn visited with his family at
Boise and Caldwell, Sunday and Mon
day.
Otto Petit announces that after
June 1st his barber shop will close
at noon on Sundays.
Wanted-A mans riding saddle
must be cheap for cash. Inquire of
timekeeper, Blaine mine. 51-2t
Mrs o. F. Brunzen and Mrs. A. B.
Crocheron, of Reynolds, we're visiting
in Silver during che week.
The North Idaho insane asylum con-
mission have selected Orofino as the
site for the new institution.
If you fail to attend the miners
eight hour anniversary ball tonight
you will surely miss good time
Nugget still has quantity of garden
seeds, sent out by the department. of
agriculture, for gratuitous distribution.
Thos. Harland and Jas. Smith re-
turned last Sunday from Boise, where
they attended the funeral of w. L.
Inglis.
Anyone wanting wall paper will do
we'll to examine the rine line of samples
of Fred Crete, Jr., before buying else
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H. M. Stevens returned to Silver
City Monday, from Kalama, Wash, and
is busy looking after his mining inter-
ests here.
The district meeting of The Rebekah
lodges, which was to have been held
here on the 22d, has been postponed
until July.
Sheriff Duncan, after spending sew
eral days last week in Boise, left for
the Bruneau country, where he has
been this week.
Just arrived, new supply of house
and family paint, stains, varnishes,
Hardware Store.
Mrs. Morgan will serve fried spring
chicken dinner-the first of the season
at Hotel Royal, next Sunday after
noon at o'clock.
Chas. E. Share and wife, of Reynolds
accompanied by their daughters, Mes
danes Ward and Gates, of Dewey, were
in town last Monday.
Arthur Buckbee, the mining pro-
the camp this week looking after his
extensive interests here.
Indian Tom, from Duck valley, is in
town. This is cited as another evil
dence that the past'few sunshiny days
may be harbinger of spring.
Joe Rodriguez, who opened shoe
shop in DeLamar last week, came up
for supplies Wednesday. He says he
is enjoying a splendid trade at his new
stand.
Nuggets stock room was replenished
this week and we are now prepared to
execute orders, large and small, from
patrons old and new, with neatness
and dispatch.
DR.. Whitlock, ophthalmologist, of
Boise, made his annual professional
visit to the Owyhee camps this week,
and quite number of people are now
seen wearing glass fronts.
Austin Byrd left for Boise Tuesday
morning, where he will sell pools at
the spring race meet. Mr.. Byrd has
promising mining interests here and
will return at no distant date.
Geo. Gilmore was in from his Sinker
creek ranch Tuesday, returning home
Wednesday. He says crops are nearly
all in and the outlook favorable for a
prosperous season in his section this
year.
Nugget editor is in Boise this week
attending meeting of the trustees OF
the Albion State Normal School, The
purpose of the meeting is to open and
examine bids, and let the contract, fol
the erection of new girls dormitory
building at the school.
The power line to Sinker Tunnel is
now completed and in operation. Ihis
improvement will greatly facilitate the
work there. A several weeks delay il
the completion of the line was occas