The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1906-02-02

Valentines-A great variety at Row
etts'.
Buy your Spring Goods now and get
your choice of selections at Silver City
Supply Co.'s.
j. B. Mattenson, superintendent of
the trade dollar mines, returned Mon
day, from several days visit with his
family in Boise
A Mr.. Parker, recently arrived from
Bingham, Utah, is now foreman at the
Addie mine, taking the place of Jack
Larsen, who has returned to Utah.
Miss Minnie Paul. who has spent half
the winter at home with her mother
and sister, returned to Boise, Wednes
day, accompanied as far as Murphy by
her sister.
Hon. Charles M. Hays came over
from Boise a week ago, and spent sew.
eral days shaking hands with old
friends, it being his first visit to his
former home in more than five years.
Ed. Ingham, who has been driving
one of Gardner's freight teams for a
number of months, is laid up by hav-
ing his foot run over by one of the
heavy wheels, and Ed. Paul is now en-
gineer of the big outfit.
Monroe Stevens, who has been shift
boss at the Addie for the past five
months, is taking a lay-of to go to
Given's Warm Springs, to get the rheu-
matiz' billed out of his jints. That is
the place to have it done, sure.
Mrs. Valverde has purchased the
little white cottage east of the school
house, from Mrs. d. D. Mcdonald. and
is now dweller therein with her three
boys, Joe, her eldest son, having ar
rived here from Bodie, California, some
days ago, to spend the winter with his
mother.
Robert Noble, who was up from his
home for couple of days last week
comforting with his partner, Col. Sal
livan, regarding future operations on
their group of mines on the head Of
Jacobs gulch, returned home Satur
day. Mr.. Noble contemplates remov.
ing his family to Boise in the spring.
S. S. Arrantz, who has been superin
tending work on the Trade Dollar Elk
tension property for several months
past, left here Tuesday, to take posi-
tion under the company employing hin
here on their big property at Bingham
Utah. Mr.. Arrantz made many friend.
here who wish him every success in hi.
new position.
The DeLamar DaLcing Club is ad
vertising grand masquerade ball FOL
st. Valentine Day, with big supper a
Mrs. Deming's. If that famous sain
only provides good sleighing for th,
evening of that day, we can assure th'
club that many Silver City lads anC
lassies will be down there when th,
birds are choosing their mates.
John Scovern's funeral at DeLamar
yesterday, vas largely attended, tn
Miners Union taking charge. All VIII,
wished to attend were let off from tn
shift and joined in the ceremonies
Rev. Jukes conducted the impressive
services and an excellent choir of NAL,
voices assisted. Quite lumber 0
people from Dewey and few from Sill
yer City attended
John A. Wilson, the original owne
of the Wilson claim, which Captain De
Lamar purchased and made the nu
cleus Of the great group of DeLama
mines, spent Sunday and Monday gos
siping with friends. Jack still owns
promising claim on DeLamar noun
tain and he would like to see the colo
of the mans hair who could Undue
him to fool it away for trifiing $3.50
like he did the Wilson.
The feather-plumed and paiute
braves of War Eagle Tribe of Redme
have held a council and demanded c
the keeper of the big wigwam know
as Lower Masonic Hall that he han
out the latch string for them on th
birthday of the great white father, an
let the braves beat their tom-toms an
make merry and rejoice therein with
great mimic war dance, they promisn
welcome to all pale faces who ma
wish to participate with them. Re
member therefore to be there and 70
will see what these braves and chief
eau do.
Groundhog Day, and as clear, brigh