The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1906-10-05

Mrs. Otto Petit gave delightful
party last night, inviting number OF
silver City young people, in honor Of
ner charming guest, Miss Nellie John
son OF Reynolds, the occasion being her
-teenth birthday The young lady re-
ceived number of tokens of Friendship
Ia the shape of unique and dainty pres.
ents, and the hostess served nice re-
We believe the manager of the B. N
& o. Ry. promised that motor car
would be put on the road the first Of
the month TO deliver the mail at Muir
ply at an early hour in the morning
What has become of that promise? As
yet the people at this end Of the stage
line have TO wait until about nine
o'clock for the stage to arrive. When
the roads begin to get bad it will be
wait for their mail until morning.
The county candidates wearing their
most winning smiles, are now many OF
them out on the road with candy for
the sweet little tots, boxes of cigars for
The boys and bottle slowed away
somewhere for wink at the old man to
walk out to the stable and lake smile.
Ii all goes to help them, how much?
Men and omen too usually have their
minds made up and these little things
have very little influence with them.
The lines are now drawn for the local
political battle, and if we mistake not,
one republican recalcitrant in town is
doing more to help the candidates of the
party to which he processes to belong
by saying mean and untruthful things
about certain candidates than any
friend can say for them in their behalf.
But some men are constituted thusly.
Calling man mormon and social
outcast before a community where he
is we'll known, respected and popular,
is mighty poor way to win voters
from him.
David Somerville, who has been so
busy with a reclamation enterprise of
his own, building reservoir to store
water for Il splendid tract of land i'll
Oregon, just beyond the Idaho line
and improving fine ranch thereon
that he seldom fluids time to visit his
family here, is here this week to see
how well his children have grown since
he last saw them. Dave is one of the
nabobs of Malheur county shortly, hav
lug under cultivation several hundred
acres Of fine fruit, grain aud grass
lands, supplied water from his owl
storage dam. Aud all of this will b
contiguous TO one of the finest steel
ranges in the West, aud it will not b
many years until The San Francisco
Idaho and Montana railway will give j
a desired outlet
Married At La Grande, Ore, Sun
day, September %, 1906, Mr.. Q. 9
Breedlove and Miss Ida K. Ketner, bot
Of Silver City, Idaho. The happy coupl
arrived home early this week and hav
been receiving most enthusiastic we
come from their many friends here, an
at the mines. MIR. Breedlove has bee
) for many years the popular manager {
the Trade Dollar boarding houses an
well known to everybody in town an
at tile mines. His bride has for tW
successive summers taught school {
4 Black Jack, teaching during winters
=, the public schools at Mountainhom
e She is popular in society here. The
i, have announced that they will be q
!, home" to their friends on and after tt
10Th instant
+ Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Mcdonald gave
!, birthday dinner, Saturday, Sept. 30,
y honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Cob
d and the Misses Hastings, whose brit
b j N fnn IN that month Cove