The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1906-06-08
Fine Stationery at Rowetts.

Fine Stationery at Rowetts.
Something new in Bracelets at
Rowetts.
See the Gillette Safety Razors at
Rowett's.
Rowett is receiving twice each week
consignments of Hood River straw
berries.
FOR SALE CHEAP:-A Singer Sewing
Machine, as good as new. Inquire of
Mrs. James Ward, Dewey, Idaho
Ed McGough, who quit mining here
three years ago and bought and located
OH the Arney scandal ranch below
Boise, tired of farming and traded the
ranch for town property in Boise, ar
rived back here Saturday, to resume his
old occupation of a miner, and is now
at work at the Trade Dollar.
MARRIED.-At Silver City, Idaho,
May 81, 1906, Mr. Albert Emery and
Miss Ida l.. Stewart both of Succor
Creek, Idaho, Rev George P. Pember-
ton officiating. The young coup drove
up to town, procured a license and we're
married so quietly hat it was known to
but few people until after they had
taken their leave
Hardy Harp, who once freighted from
Winnemucca to Silver City, later work.
ed at DeLamar as a prospector, bnt
now employed at Thunder Mountain,
accompanied Mr.. S. B. Longfellow up
here Monday, the two spending a couple
of days at the Homestake property,
and going out yesterday, the later leav-
ing for his home in Ohio and the former
TO return to Thunder Mountain.
Miss Nellie johnson of Reynold, vis-
iting at DeLamar and Miss Flora
Pascoe rode up here Wednesday after
noon to make calls, Miss Pascoe to say
goodbye to friends, as she and her
brother Jim will leave for Butte to-
morrow, whittier their mother and the
other girls will follow in few days.
All are sorry to lose them, and they
will take with them every body's respect
and good wishes.
James Trythal, a cornish miner who |
has worked about our camps for several
years, but who has been incapacitated |
from doing hard work for some time
past, died in his cabin last Saturday,
aud was given a respectful burial by |
bis friends, Sunday. He was esteemed
an honest man and, when able to work
was steady and industrious. He was
cared for by James Law and
other friends during the brief Hines
which preceded his demise He had no
known relatives here, and but little
vas known concerning his life before
coming to the camp. He was supposed
20 be about 45 years of age.
Meetings of the grand lodge of the
ALights of Pythias and the grand tenn
Die of Rathbone Sisters are to be held
n Boise, next week beginning Tuesday,
} hich will be attended by number of
people from this county. James Reaton
md John Crete go as delegates from
he X. of P. lodge at Silver City, and
10th will take their wives with them.
Mrs. David Somerville goes as delegate
rom the r. S. temple here. Mrs.
August Crete of Del.amar and E. e.
Bowen of Dewey 90 as officers of the
rand lodge and temple. Many other
members of both lodges and temple
will also 90 over to be at the meetings.
DR.. M. NJ. Hanson and Miss Oris d.
Iaughlin will go over in company with
Dir. and Mrs John Crete, and the re- i
'ort is current that Mr.. Hanson will ,
eturn benedict aud that the lady ac-
him will wear his name
pon her return. Nugget, in advance,
1ishes this popular miner and his s
harming atfianced everv happiness. 1
We are also informed that Prof H. S.
simmons who has already gone to
'oise is delegate to the grand lodge
rom that place.
The raoords of tho roilwoxy ,,o.sav,xo,. I