The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1906-03-02
LOCAL.

Mrs. ]. w. Rowett and son, Ernest,
returned home. Wednesday, from 8
fortnight's visit with relatives and
friends in Boise.
Four degrees above zero, this and
yesterday morning. Bright, sunshiny
days. Let's seel What is that old say
ing about March coming in like lion?
Fred Crete, Jr., and family, who
haxe been visiting in Boise and Cald
we'll for "a couple of weeks, arrived
home Wednesday, reporting very en-
joyable outing.
George w. Westlake arrived here,
Tuesday, and 10 waiting for the weather
to let up, before starting work on the
Ruth mining property, owned by him
and Jack Lewis.
Mrs. Adolph Schreiber, of Boise, a
neice of Mrs. Jane McNahon, whose
remains are to be laid to rest tomor-
row, will arrive on this evenings stage,
to be present at the funeral of her rela-
tive.
Remember that the Silver City
Catholic ladies will have charge of st.
Patrick's Day ball. Likewise, also
bear in mind that there will be a dark
town minstrel show here, one week
from Monday night.
Mrs. Hicks, of Central City, Colo.
who has been in Boise for some time
visiting her sisters, Mesdames Davey
and Rodda, came over to DeLamar,
Wednesday, to visit the family of her
brother, Mr.. Frank Jolly.
The Addie mill is running steadily,
with about twenty men employed in
mine and mill. Drifting on the east
and center veins continues, and the
manager reports the result is the find
ing the ore even better than anticipated.
Kenneth HI. Mcleod, after having a
nice month visit in Boise, returned
home this week. He reports that Mr.
Lee Bunch had returned from his trip
east and was now at his home in Gard
en- Valley, but would be over here be-
fore long to push matters at the Com
moner mine.
Charles Brooks, son of Mrs. Louise
Brooks, whose relatives nearly all re-
side in Owyhee, was married at his
mothers home, in Butte, Montana,
February 26, to Miss Maggie Naughton,
of Butte. The many people who knew
Charley here, when a boy, will most
heartily extend him their good wishes.
Peter Steele, president of the Banner
M. & Nj. Co.. who has been east for
some time and met satisfactory sue
cess in obtaining subscriptions for
stock, is back on brief business visit.
Mrs. Steele did not accompany him but
remained with his relatives in Hobo
kin, N. Y, whittier Mr.. S. will return
shortly.
John Grigg, an old time DeLamar
salesman-and popular one-who has
been 10 Oregon for more than year
past, is back again and holding posi-
tion in the Big Store at that place,
while Mr.. Helm is off for Portland on a
business trip Mrs. Grigg and ten
months old son arrived to join the
husband and daddy yesterday.
DR.. Farrer, W. R, Helm and "Doc"
Harris were trio of visitors up from
DeLamar yesterday. They say tank
riveters at the mill are making that a
noisy camp now, 1t is reported that
power will be turned on the big mill
within two or three days to test all the
machinery. 1t will soon be ready to
start and run continuously. Then look
for lively doings in the old camp.
Robert Hemingway was examined,
Yesterday, as to his mental condition,
and adjudged insane, and notice sent
to the state asylum to have an sattend-
ant sent for him. The unfortunate
young man is apparently harmless and
not violently insane, but enough uu-
balanced in his mind to make it advis-
able to have him cared for. 1t is hoped
that regular fare and proper attend
ance will in short time bring him
around all right again.
Word has been received that James
Miller, who left here year ago, afflict-
ed with miners phthisis, is in Globe,
Arizona, confined to his room with
rheumatism. E. Fl. Morgan, who has
been critically afflicted with liberated
liver and went to California in quest of