The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1906-07-20
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ROWett'S
LOST Two head OF horses. One
gray work horse, branded with OK yoke
on left shoulder, shod when lost, weight
about 1900 lbs. One bald-fac saddle
horse, both hind legs white, hat on left
stifie, shod on front feet Horses last
seen at Grassy Mountain, Oregon Re-
ward Of S2o for their return to w. H
Townsend, DeLamar, Idaho.
Jordan Razors not a single swear in
thousand shaves at Rowetts
Three bright and pretty young Boise
maidens, under the care of the father
of one of the trio-Mr Craig -camped
for week at the head of Jordan creek,
a mile above town, leaving here last
Sunday morning. They drank in health
with the ozone in our pure mountain
air and cold. pure water from our melt
ing banks, and left here invigor-
at d. They came down town evenings
and met other girls of their age and
had enjoyable times. They we're Misses
DeLoris Craig, Gretta Parnell and Hazel
Davis.
The wife, mother and daughter Of w
Z. Sommercamp, and Mrs. James Som
mercamp and her two children arrived
here Monday from Weiser, to remain
for the summer, and have taken up
their home in the private apartments.
connected with the War Eagle hotel re-
Gently vacated by Mrs. BrumUangh and
family, by their removal to the Idaho.
The younger three of the ladies are
natives Of Owyhee and the elder one an
early pioneer Of Silver City, and of
course they all feel quite at home. with
relatives and hosts of friends here. as
they did when the older ones left the
town to make their home in Weiser
some sixteen years ago. Mr. w. F..
SommercamD, now manager of the Po
tosi mine, will probably continue TO
make his home here, with his family.
Playing cards, Tally cards and Call
ing cards at Rowetts.
Mrs. Anna Hope Jones, highly
esteemed and respected lady. whose
husband, Rev. j. H. Jones, was pastor
of St James Episcopal church for two
years, but who removed from here to
Boise some two years since, died at St.
Lukes' hospital in that city last Friday
night, at the age of 40 years, after suf-
fering for several weeks from a tumor
on the brain. Deceased was a native
of Wales, where brother, a clergy
man, still remains. She was a vocalist
of much repute, whose voice has been
heard in many American and not a few
English cities. Besides her husband
she left sister in Boise, Miss Hope. a
teacher in st Margaret's school, who
resided here with them and for brief
time taught a private school here.
Ice Cream Soda and Ice Cream every
day and all the time now at Tremewan's
The partition between the G. H. Crete
4 Co., store and the adjoining room in
the granite building has been taken out
and the two rooms fitted up as one
large and attractive store, with the post
ofile nicely set up in the rear, and the
Silver City Supply Company's store
with which the Crete store has been
consolidated for some time past, is now
moving in where it will have larger
and more convenient and better eouip-
ped emporium than formerly, under
the management of L. S. Honstead and
his polite assistants. The Silver CITY
Supply Company carries very com
plete stock of general merchandise and
almost everything required by miners,
ranchers or contractors; does square
business and sells all its merchandise
at most reasonable figures.