The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1906-03-09
LOCAL.
Fine Stationery at Rowett's.

Fine stationery az KoWeJCs.
DR.. Heer is making professional
sojourn at DeLamar at present.
Bananas, tomorrow, at Tremewan's.
win be kept continually from this on
The minstrel show at Honstead's hall
next Monday night will be worth com
ing miles to see.
Robert S. Oliver, manager of the
Addie mines and mill, is off for brief
visit at Salt Lake, this week.
Remember that the Catholic ladies
of Silver City are to give their usual
st. Patrick's ball, one week from to-
night.
Miss Rowena Hays arrived from
Boise, Tuesday, to join her parents
here. She brought little Charlotte
DAILY, now the pet of the family, with
her.
Miss Alice Connors, who was alarm
ingly i'll for several days, Nugget is
happy to announce, is now thought to
be quite out of danger and rapidly inn
proving
A deal was made today, through
Ralph Farquhar, by which the old Som
mercamp saloon building was trans
ferred from E. H. Dewey to Mike Rock
1t will be occupied by John divers
soda bottling works.
The Silver City ladies who repre-
sented Martha Washington at the re-
eeption given by Mrs. Colburn, at
Dewey, on the 22d ultimo, drove down
to that place, yesterday, to make their
hostess a social visit.
A. B. O'Neill, friend of George w.
Westlake and interested with him in
the ownership of the Bullwhacker mine
near HALEY, where quite sensational
strike was recently reported, is over
from Wood River, visiting Mr.. West
lake, who has been quite lndisposed for
several days with an attack of kidney
trouble
Nugget, while today's Nugget was
being made up for the press, was hon
ored with pleasant call from Mrs.
John w. Rowett, accompanied by Mes
danes Hicks, of Central City, Colora-
do, PIN and Jolly of DeLamar. Mrs
Hicks is sister of Mr.. Frank Jolly
and of Mesdames Davey and Rodda, OF
Boise, paying her first visit to her rela-
tives in idaho.
A new butcher shop has been estab-
lished in Dewey, by Elmer Armfield &
Co., the firm consisting of George Nc
Clung and Mr.. Armfeld, his son-in-law
Mr.. McClung is we'll known in Silver
City and DeLamar, he having formerly
conducted dairy at Boonville. The
younger man has been peddling meat
here during the winter. Archie Nc
Clung has leased his fathers Reynolds
Creek ranch and will make his home
down there.
Monroe Stevens returned, Saturday,
from recuperative sojourn at Givens'
Warm Springs, feeling and looking
like a new man. OF course we all know
what the springs do for a rheumatic
man, but Stevens says that only those
who have stopped at the pleasant
Givens hotel know how royalty Mr. and
and Mrs YaDcke treat and provide for
their guests He also says that many
improvements are going on in that
part of the county. He says the
springs are the incest place he expects
to visit until he gets within the pearly
gates.
The original lin fact, very original)
Georgia Minstrels, who are to hold the
boards here next Monday night, will
give the most delightfully."- surprising
show ever seen this side of Congo. 1t
has been at enormous expense that the
Silver City Dramatic Club has secured
this aggregation of sweet voiced sing
ers, and the melodies that they will
make will charm the birds. We have
had peep at the program they have
had arranged and can assure our read
ers who fail to attend they will miss
the treat of their lives. Get reserved
seats at Tremewan's.
Among all the stuff published re.
gardiug the Steuuenberg murder affair
the daily papers received yesterday an
nounce that the grand jury sitting at
Caldwell had handed in a report to the
court, voluminous package of papers
and that Judge Smith, after glancing
over them, had handed them to the