The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1906-07-20

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fectionery store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ulrich and the
lady's sister, Mrs. Jones, all of Oreana,
spent three days here this week, shop
ping and visiting friends.
LOST, $40 REWARD. One Dark
Bay Horse, Weight 1850, Branded 7 over
on left stihe. Was raised near Crater
Lake, Ore. Win go after him and pay
finder above reward.
CHARLES SIMMONS,
$40 Reynolds, Idaho
l.. Bernaconi was appointed guardian
of Juan Anacabe by the Probate court
last Saturday, at the latter's request.
The boy is a minor l6 years of age, Que
of the sons of the sheepman killed at
South Mountain last year, leaving an
estate valued at about $4,000. of which
the mother is to receive one half, the
remaining half to be divided among four
children. The mother, by order of the
court was paid $4,000 on her share July
l, aud departed, with the th ee younger
children for Spain, where she and they
will remain. AS the boy remaining
here has developed an inclination to be
a spendthrift, Mr.. Bernasconi has re-
quested Nugget to advise all persons
that he will pay no debts contracted by
his ward without his approval or writ
ten order. He says the boy, Oh becom-
ing of legal age, shall have no occasion
to complain of him for having permit
ted him to dissipate his little estate.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Crete Jr., and
their five little girls arrived here from
their Caldwell home, Tuesday, and will
remain here until September /, or until
the schools open at Caldwell All OF
them are delighted to get back to their
old home in the mountains and one of
them remarked that one night in our
cool air was worth whole summer in
the valley. Mr.. Crete is growing very
enthusiastic over the growth and pros
poets of Caldwell, where he has been
putting money in town lots which he
says are now worth almost double the
prices for which they were purchased.
The new courthouse is going up rapid
ly: the railway is building $4,000
depot; business houses and dwellings,
are being constructed in ali parts of
town; work is progressing on the inter-
urban railway work is soon to begin
from that place on the S. f. q |. NJ.
railway into Nevada aud in short, the
town, like all other towns III the valley,
is enjoying a WONDERFUL and substantial
business growth.
A great deal of anxiety was expressed
here over the critical condition of Mrs.
Louis Gates, resulting iii one of the
Goodwin houses This side of Dewey.
The lady was taken SO violently ill last
Saturday evening that she was thrown
into commissions which were OF frequent
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when she became unconscious and re-
manned in that condition until the fol-
lowing day. Both our local physicians
attended her and Dir. Springer was
called from Boise, but happily, before
his reaching her they succeeded in re-
storing her TO Consciousness. Her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Share,
arrived from their home in Nampa
Sunday night. Although still not out
OF danger hopes OF her recovery con-
Liuue to become brighter The lady is
the younger one OF two daughters of
Mr.. and MIS-. Share, now OF Nampa but
formerly of Reynolds and well known
by all the Older residents of Owyhee.
Nearly two years ago she married Louis
Gates. then as now faithful employee
of the Trade Dollar Company and
young man much esteemed. The hopes
and sympathies of all the community
are expressed for her that she may