The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1906-06-15
Fine Stationery at Rowett's.

Something new in Bracelets at
Rowetts.
j. NJ Moran has leased his Birch
creek ranch, and removed to Pleasant
Valley.
Born:-At Black Jack, Wednesday,
June 13, 1906. to Mr. and Mrs. John
Christine, bouncing big son.
Vale, Oregon, now awakens to the
toot of the locomotive whistle, The
iron horse first arrived there last Sun
day.
The Ladies of Dewey will give an Ice
Cream and Strawberry Socialne We'd
nesday afternoon and evening, the re
ceipts to go for the benefit of the
minister, Rev. George Pemberton
Mr. Lee Bunch, who negotiated the
sale Of the Commoner mine. who is
heavily interested in the property, ar
rived here yesterday to look after the
improvements now going up there.
Mrs. Fred Crete Sr, and her grand
daughter, Gladys. returned yesterday
from months visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Moe, and other friends in Cald
we'll, they taking in visit to the meet
ing Of the grand lodge of the Eastern
Star at Boise, this week
Mr. A. Miner, of Benton, Wisconsin,,
brother OF the late james w. Miller,
formerly of this place, but who died at
Globe, Arizona, last winter, has been
spending severai days here looking after
his late brothers affairs. James w was
one of the original owners of the well
known Tybo- Bluebird mining property
on Castle Creek, and his interest was
left in somewhat complicated condi-
tion which his brother is trying to un-
tangle.
Yesterday June IA, was Flag Day.
The beautiful emblem oil Liberty and
Progress now floats to the breezes in
every part of the world, the most be-
loved OF all national banners. But
there should be added to the numbers
of its atars.one each to represent Okla
homa, New Mexico and Arizona And
there would have been one there had it
not been for the jealousy of the little
Eastern States Of the growing influence
of this Wonderful West.
AL Wykoff took lay-off at the Blaine,
where he works, couple of weeks ago,
came down to the Idaho and contracted
80 supply the hotpl with half ton of
trout, then hied himself to Bernasconi's
Angora goat ranch, on Boulder, with
tackle and game license, but came back
this week sans fish. He explained
that the water was too high, and that
having eaten all the snuff there was on
the ranch, he had to come back to town
for more.
Boise has been filled with Owyhee
people this week. The X. P. grand
lodge and the wedding party taking
over members. We have noted among
the arrivals there, Mr.. aud Mrs. John
$. st. Clair, Mr.. and Mrs. John Crete,
Mesdames Krieg, Eisenhart, Mills and
Weston of Silver, Mrs. August Crete of
/ DeLamar, Mrs. David Somerville of
Dewey, and Messrs r. E. Bowen, Clif-
ford Weston, Victor Rowett, NJ. NJ.
Hanson, Henry Rood, and most import
ant of all, the popular school teacher
who comes back as bride.
Messrs Rurrough and Hall went out
to the north side of Big Sugarloaf
Mountain, the early part of this week
to look at mining claim recently To-
Gated by Bert Nugent. and brought
back specimens Of the ore which are
rich in Silver. They report that Nugent
has opened a vein two feet in width,
between granite walls from which he
has had assays of IA ounces of the white
metal, some chunks showing rich in
ruby. 1t has long been known that in
the granite which protrudes on that
side of Sugarloaf there is cor siderable
mineral and it would surprise no one if
Mr.. Nugent makes rich discovery
over there.
There is as yet but little talk in Owy-
hee regarding the coming political con-
ventions. The pulling going on in
other counties respecting the nomina-
: tions to be made on either ticket is not
receiving much notice here. 1t is how
ever certain the sentiment here is decid-
pdly in favor of the nomination of Borah
at Pocatello for the senatorship, and it is