The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1906-05-18

ly after noon on Thursday The sor
rowing parents have the sympathy Of
many friends.
Fred Hopkins, who is in charge of
the Black Jack boarding house for Mr..
Breedlove, will leave, Monday, for
months vacation, aud Mrs Nelson has
gone up from town to fill his place
while he is away.
Report from DeLamar this morning
says that Sammy Barkle, so long i'll
with typhoid, is growing weaker, and
his friends have almost given up hope
of bis recovery. His brother William
i also very i'll with throat trouble and
confined to his bed.
Thirty-nine head of beef cattle be-
longing to the Owyhee Meat Co.. got
away from the herder during Tuesday
nights storm. Ten of them have not
been found yet The company had to
ship in beef from Nampa to keep up
the supply.
Nugset neglected to mention last
week, that Mrs. Fred Crete Sr accom-
panied by her grand daughter, Gladys
Crete, had gone to Caldwell to visit her
daughter. Mrs. S. N. Moe. They still
remain there, enjoying the lover alti-
tude and the hustle of that thriving
town.
Northeast Tacoma was recently
plated and sale of lots began April 2
1t is destined to become one of the
most thriving suberhs of the city of
Tocoma. lots in same for sale at low
prices and on easy terms. See plats
and descriptions of lands at j. E.
Dickens, Silver City
Mrs. William Calvert, who has been
in Boise for the past six weeks, recriv-
ing medical attendance, arrived home
Sunday, in much better health than
when she left home Miss Woodall. a
young lady whose home is at Twin Falls,
but who has been visiting in Boise. ac-
companied her home aud will remain
here few days.
MARRIED. Mr. George L. Whitson
and Miss Blanche Rowe, both of Grand
View, were united in marriage at 9
o'clock, Thursday morning, the 10th
inst Rev G e. Mason performing the
ceremony at the parsonage. The broth
er aud sister of the bride accompanied
the bridal party. Their future home is
to be at Grand Mountainous
Herald.
Nugget will receive and forward sub
scriptions for any newspaper or per-
iodical published anywhere in the
world at the regular subscription price,
thus saving subscribers the cost Of
money orders and postage, and the
trouble of writing. We have arrange
ments with a news company with which
we keep deposit, which enables us to
do this If
VIM. Jones has discovered the name
of John Wagener in list of deaths oc-
curing at San Jose hospital shortly
after the San Francisco calamity. He
has written to the hospital to ascertain
if possible if il might have been our
fellow townsman. Nothing has been
heard of him except that he was seen
alive by an acquaintance, shortly after
the earthquake.
. ha fotol IL soI
into effect on the b. N. & D. on Tues
day the train carrying the mail for this
place, Dewey and DeLamar is schedul-
ed to arrive at Murphy at l1:30 a. m.
This will still enable the stage to reach
here with the mails in time to have
them delivered defore p. M, provided
there be no delays. But these often
will occur. 1t is hoped this is only to
be summer schedule.
VIM. H. Belcher. the well known
miner who spent the winter recuperat-
ing down at the Gilmore ranch, came
home Saturday, snd is boasting about
the bills of fare served down at that
bachelors home. Belcher and Gilmore
were both here almost when War Eagle
was hole in the ground. and George
has not got Bill converted to his way
of thinking politically yet, although
George says Bill is now wavering and
will not vote for Andrew Jackson any
more.
Sheriff Duncan is home from his
long chase attempting Co capture Red
Kelley, the shooter of Tom Payne at
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