The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-01-13
China at Getchell's.

Ills cy W puolAtSS-
Archie McClung is quite i'll with an
attack Of la grippe.
Medallions at Getchell's.
Mrs. Joyce Of Sinker creek is repo
ed to be dangerously i'll.
R. Fl. Jukes will be at Oreana Thurs
day, January 10, to hold services.
All except the doctor himself have
been i'll in Dr. Hamilton's family the
past week. They are now convalescent.
Father Dempsey viii hold his regu-
lar services in Silver City and DeLamar
next Sunday.
Wednesday night was the coldest yet
experienced this winter in Silver City.
The thermometer registered two below
zero.
Uncalled for overcoats and suits
made to order by Jas. P. Stiles & Co.,
for sale very cheap. AUSTIN BYRD,
Idaho Sample Room
Frank Weir, miner who worked in
the mines here about five years ago,
arrived from Baker City, Oregon, Tues
day night
Mrs NJ Mclean and Miss Della
Regan Of Boise have gone to reside at
Sinker tunnel settlement, says the
Capital News.
One Of the popular resorts for Silver
City's boys and young men these even
ings is their gymnasium in the old
Larson hall.
The little fellows, and some big
fellers, too, of Silver City are fortunate
in having the best coasting OF any
place in the state, and they are making
good use Of it.
Prof. Ballots regular Friday night
socials are all that one could wish
good music, fine floor and courteous
treatment to all. You are invited.
Mrs. j. S. st. Clair returned home
the first of the week from visit with
her sist rs, Mrs. j. D. Whitson and
Mrs. r. w. Smith, at Mountain Home.
Ex-Sheriff d. d. Mcdonald was
awarded the contract for hauling in
supplies for the Sinker Tunnel Co.,
from Murphy The contract includes
lumber, machinery, fuel, provisions,
etc.
Oliver, the ice man, has put up about
100 tons of ice already, and, by III
way, he said: "My ice pond is still
there, and can put up several hun
dred tons yet if anybody wants it,"
Mrs. ST Tullis, wife Of Deputy Sheriff
Tullis, of DeLamar, was in Silver City
this week looking for residence. She
secured John Connors house, across
Jordan creek, and will move into it
shortly.
Barney Francisco, Vic Weisner and
viii Stoddard went out trout fishing
on South Boulder creek last week.
They report hard luck, as their fish
froze and they had to return empty
handed
Mike Jordan, who looks after the
roads along Jordan creek, was a Silver
City visitor this week. He came to
shake hands with friends, soa6 up a
few, and attend to business with the
county commissioners.
Things are looking brighter every
day for Silver City the coming season.
Twenty men have been employed on
SinkeS Tunnel during the past few
days. and the chances are that as many
more will be put on shortly.
AL Mertz, another old time miner
of Silver City, arrived in the city from
Boise. Al. put in the summer at
Thunder Mountain and will return
there again next summer. He says
thatis the place for fellow to be.
Mrs Dicky Hawes is expected home
from her three months visit to her
step-mother and sisters in Grass
Valley, California. Mr.. Hawes says
she evidentally IS having good time
from letters received from her.
Enougn coyole ScalpS were counted
dand paid yesterday in the county
CLERKS office to exhaust the bounty
fund, $1,000, and large number were
stored away to be counted at the April
meeting Of the commissioners, when
there will probably be enough money
10 settle for the balance.