The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-01-06

night.
Chase & Sanborn's High Grade
'Coffees at Silver City Supply Co.'S.
Medallions at Getchell's.
Extra select oysters only 75c per can
at Bartow's.
Tom Penrose, of Castle Greek, spent
"a day in town last week.
Clerk and Recorder St. Clair was a
business visitor to DeLanar Wednes-
day.
Assessor elect John Shea, of Jordan
Valley, was in Silver city few days
the first week.
Dan Driscoll, prosperous farmer
residing at Pleasant valley, was a busi-
ness visitor Saturday.
Do you dance? Look in at Ballots
hall tonight.
George W Gilmore, of Sinker, is a
visitor in Boise this week. So are Carl
Brunzell Of Reynolds, and Jap Duncan
of Silver City.
Tyro Sampson will have his auto at
the station with Charles, the champion
chauffeur of 0wyhee county, at the
wheel. I Observation-Disclosures olIllsomellllllll
Quite number from Silver City at
tended the New Year ball at Dewey
Monday night and report having had
a most enjoyable time.
The Tiger have returned from Por
Arthur and is tired of horse meat, and
to accommodate him we have corraled
rs of Owyhee's bucks.
Arthur Buckbee came over from the
capital yesterday and, after brief
stay in Nampa. will go the the Cumber-
land mine.-Nampa Leader Herald.
Oh what feastl The gods aint in
it. (Signed) D. o. x. X. Tiger.
w. B. Hurd and wife returned from
Boise Tuesday, where they had been tc
spend the holidays with Mrs. Hurd's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bassett.
The Misses Anna Pascoe, Gladys
Mitchell. and Dora Demming, three Of
DeLamar's most charming young
ladies, were agreeable callers on Nugget
today.
Robert Britton, who was well
known miner in this camp for several
years, returned from Alaska the last
of the week, where he has made hi!
headquarters for the past two years.
Charles Lillian, formerly of Silver
but now at Thunper Mountain, was I
passenger on Mondays stage. He cam'
to do his assessment work On som'
claims he owns here. Mr.. Lillian is en-
thusiastic over the outlook at Thunder
Mountain.
Any person desiring to buy stoves
carpets, rugs, art squares or furnitur
will do we'll to see l.. W. Walker, a
Dewey. He has on hand variety 0
such articles upon which he can max
prices which will save you money. BOT
Marc Latham, the popular DeLama
merchant, accompanied by Mrs. La
than, were in Silver Sunday. Mr.. La
than reports brisk holiday trade a
DeLamar and anticipates a general re
vival of the old time prosperity at tina
camp the coming spring.
Charley Ingham, the stage driver
brought in word last evening that 10
Savidge, a freighter, had been run owe
by his lead wagon few miles out {
Murphy. No bones we're broken bu
ne was badly bruised. He was helpe
on his horse and was able to retur
with his team to Murphy.
Peter Steele, proprietor of the Owl
hee Chief Cigar factory, made Nuggt
boys holiday present of a box {
cigars, which, for their excellence
flavor, we have never smoked u
equal. They we're encased in a fine il
laid box which Mr.. Steele had ha
made especially for the holiday trad
Smoke upl Here's success, Peter.
j. M. Harbour of Pleasant Vale
was in Silver City this week maxim
final proof on his homestead. He WI
- accompanied by William Managing an
Frank Swisher. Mr.. Managing, despi
his IA years, is as spry as many me
of half his age and shows that rugge
ness which is characteristic in Il
make up of all the pioneers of OF
great west.