The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1906-06-08
THE LOCAL NEWS
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New cabbages at Tremewan's.


Kodaks and Kodak Supplies at
Rowett's
Clear Havana Cigars SC to 25c each at
Rowetts.
Jordan Razors not a single swear in
a thousand shaves at Rowetts
Playing cards, Tally cards and Call
ing cards at Rowett's.
Arthur B. Corlett made filing on a
homestead on Rock Creek, adjacent to
Bachman's ranch, today
William Ford arrived back at Black
Jack, Saturday, from a several days
visit to Reno and Tonopah, Nevada
He reports having met several Owyhee
people in the latter booming town. all
apparently doing nicely.
]. J Jones, the carpenter and miner
is back from winter spent on his min
ing claims, on Hardtrigger. He saws
that the crops look fine about the
Warm Springs country and that the
ranchers are making attempts at cut
ting alfalfa whenever the weather will
permit.
Mr. Joseph Darlington is in town TO-
day from his charming mountain cove
ranch, back of Reynolds. He brought
Mrs. Simon Harris, who has been visit
ing on Reynolds for several days, home
with him. He also brought load of
garden and hen fruit with him, which
included Some of the longest stems of
rhubarb we ever saw.
Oreana has been plated as town
site, and deed filed for record trans
terrlng the big Grayson ranch from D.
b. Hyde ct. ux +, James E. Lane ct. ux.
and W. E. Roberts to the Thousand
Springs Land and Transportation Co.
We must leave to our readers to guess
what this new move means.
The State election in Oregon, Tues
day, resulted in the election of both
republican candidates for congressman.
a heavy republican majority to th.
legislature, and the reelection of
Chamberlain, democrat as governor.
Bourne received the popular endorse
ment for Senator. Equal suffrage lost
by decisive majority.
One hundred and eighty pounds and
siv feet and two inches of Lewis Crete
bounded off the stage at DeLamar last
night, just returned from the University |
OF Idaho. What foot ball player that
college will be able to boast of when
young Crete, yet still in his teens. gets
his growth and the physical culture
professors get him rounded out and
fully developed
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Leonard Sr., who
have been in Lewiston since last fall
are expected to arrive back here next
week, accompanied by their daughS, +.
Mrs. j. l.. Crutcher and baby, all to
spend the summer here. While thew
are reveling in the early and luscious
fruits OF that charming locality. they
all still long for whiffs of air from the
Owyhee mountains. We are sure no
Others cou receive heartier welcome
Assessor John T. Shea arrived home
Monday, from roundup of the Juniper
country, reporting that he had rather a
rough trip. on account of the stormy
weather. He was as far south as Duck
Vallep, and found all the stockmen
busy, some of them reporting rather
heavy losses of stock during the spring
About 1000 head of steers have been
brought in and around Juniper Noun
tain this spring, by the Curtis Co.. Will.
liam Maher, Lou Mills and Others and
are all doing we'll, the feed being fine
and no sheep there to interfere with
them.
James R. Keith of Rockville, mot
married vet, Notwithstanding reports) i
was up here last Saturday, circulating
a petition for the pardon of Berry ,
Givens. 1t is almost needless to say
that everybody who knows the young
man most cheerfully signed it and ,
hopes that the State Board of Pardons !
Will grant the prayer. He was barely j
Y years of age at the time of his con t
viction and all believe that the lesson {
he has already learned will make him /
good citizen without further punish /
ment. :