The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1906-04-06
LOCAL.
Fine Stationery at Rowett's.

Fine Stationery at Rowett's.
@. NJ. Caldwell paid Boise business
trip the first Of the week.
Quarterly session of Board of County
Commissioners, next week
BoRN-At DeI.amar, Idaho, April 5,
1906, to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Hays,
a son.
j. E. Dickens sells property in North
East Tacoma See him for prices and
terms.
BORN At Black Jack, Idaho, Tues
day, April 8, 1906, to Mr.. and Mrs.
James Bogni, SOD.
Mr.. Arthur Buckbee, manager of the
Pioneer company's Cumberland mine
and mill was passenger out to the
railroad this morning.
II. S. Portlock came over from Bru-
neau yesterday, for the purpose of
applying for letters of administration
on his deceased brother James estate
The K. P's are to have an entertain
ment, supper and ball at Dewey hotel
tonight The Redmen had fine pro-
gram and luncheon down there last
night.
The many friends of Miss Lena De-
Long will be pleased to learn that she
has entirely recovered from her recent
attack of rhumatism and is again doing
official duty in the telephone otficr.
Mrs. William Calvert, whose health
has been far from good all winter,
went to Boise, last Saturday, to remain
for time, with the hope that change
of altitude might improve her condi-
tion.
J. E. Dickens who was formerly a
resident of Tacoma is selling lots in
North East Tacoma new residence
location recently plated. See him for
plats, location and description. Lots
sold on time payments.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Scott, from
Reynolds, we're up to Silver over Wed
nesday night, attending l o. 0. f.
Rebekah lodge. Mr.. Scott says the
recent fall of snow down there is all
gone. Ranchers are blowing and put
ting il crops.
The OHyhee Meat Company has
made arrangements with Bartow, the
milkman, to take and deliver orders for
meats from the Silver City shop to
people of Dewey and Black Jack. All
orders given Mr.. Barlow will be
promptly delivered the day following.
Charles Ii. Harvidson, who this week
assumed the position of financial secre-
tary of the Silver City Miners Union
and had the books and papers turned
over is him by former secretary Hanlon,
has established his Office at the War
Eagle hotel Mr.. Hanlon has returned
to work in the mine.
A letter has been received by tile
Silver City l. o. o. F., Lodge, indicat-
ing that, at ast a sister of w. B. Arm
strong who was killed last year at
Thunder Mountain, has been discovered
in Missouri His life insurance and, it
is thought some money in the bank
has been awaiting claimant.
John Niminis, one of our old time
prospectors who owns several valuable
mining claims near Hardtrigger, south
of Givens Warm Springs was up here
yesterday. Mr. minnie says that
skinning sheep which died during the
recent storm, is leading industry in
that neighborhood just at present.
Owyhee Lodge No. ?, /. o. 0. F is
making great preparations for the cele.
bration of the S7th anniversary of Odd
Fellowship in the u. S by giving grand
ball in the Masonic hall. The best Of
music will be secured for the occasion
and there is no doubt the dance will
prove one of the greatest social event;
ever given in Silver City.
Vic Wisner, who has been painting
Bruneau nearly all winter and decorat
ing many of the buildings occasion,
ally putting dab of bright red on the
town as we'll, came home Wednesday
but finding this plrce too dull foI
him, will go back to the "hotr towr
tomorrow, to mingle again with the
sheep shearers assembled there.
Mrs. Hamilton, who expects to go
with her children to Payette to stay
over Easter with her parents, gave al
entertainment for a number of hel
lady friends last night, with the in