The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1906-06-15
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New cabbages at Tremewan's.
Kodaks and Kodak Supplies at
Rowett's
Clear Havana Cigars Sc to Csc each at
Rowetts.
See the Gillette Safety Razors at
Rowett's.
Jordan Razors not single swear in
thousand shaves at Rowetts
Playing cards, Tally cards and Call.
ing cards at Rowett's.
Ice Cream Soda and Ice Cream every
day and all the time now at Tremewan's
Tremewan has added fine line of
stationery to the stock in his store.
The next meeting of the Idaho Grand
Lodge of Knights of Pythias will be
held in Couer d'Alene City.
VIM. I. Sommercanp. manager OF
the Potosi mine. left here Yesterday for
a brief visit to his home in Wieser.
A big invoice of fine clothing and
haberdashery was received at the Bib
bins-Myer Big Store this week and is
now on display.
The lumber and timbers for the Po-
tosi shafthouse having all arrived here,
Supt Masters now has crew of car
penters ou the ground busy framing the
same.
A fifteen horsepower gasoline engine
and very complete hoist arrived at
the Commoner mine, Monday, and,
with power pump, will soon be ia
commission.
Mr.. b. r. Bowen of DeLamar, who
has been an active participant in all
matters pertaining to Pythianism and
member Of Silver City lodge, was
elected Grand Master at Arms Of the
grand lodge of that order.
Denny Carter, who went to Salt Lake
three weeks ago, to have his eyes treat
ed, returned yesterday, with his vision
only very slightly improved He can
now recognize persons only short
distance from him.
Mrs. V. F. Nettleton and children are
now over at their old home on Sinker,
from Boise. Mr. Nettleton is employed
at Dewey. The lady. was in town Tues
day, and made Nugget brief but grac-
ious call.
The Rathbone Sisters have arranged
to give grand ball here the night of
the Fourth of July. OF course it will
be grand affair, under the manage
ment of the energetic, patriotic and
gracious ladies of that order. Further
particulars regarding it next week
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Portlock from
Bruneau were here this week. he com
ing here to get an order from the pro-
bate conrt for the sale of personal pro-
perty of his deceased brother, J. W.,
but finding that the appraisers had not
yet sent in their return of his property.
The stock has all been rounded up and
is being held awaiting the order.
Lot l.. Fetham, prominent Wash
ington county attorney, came up here
Tuesday, and left for his Wieser home
yesterday, he while here feeling the
pub ic pulse in regard to the District
Judgeship, he being an aspirant for the
position now occupied by Judge Frank
J. Smith, subject to nomination on the
republican ticket.
Father Dempsey of Nampa, whose
frequent visits to the parishioners Of
the church here which has been under
his charge for the past three years, has
greatly endeared the reverand and iolly
gentleman to all persons here, took his
leave of his parishioners and started on
visit to his native home in Ireland.
last Monday. A very pleasant incident
in this connection is the fact that the
money provided to enable Father
Dempsey to make this visit came from
friends and admirers in Louisiana
where before coming to Idaho, he ha6
been pastor and teacher for number
of years in a Catholic college. We car
imagine we can hear this pleasant cler
gyman extolling to his Irish friends the
sp endors Of Idaho's climate, resource:
and scenery during his visit, for he is
an enthusiast on these subjects. We
wish him a joyful visit and safe return