The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1907-09-06
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Paints, oils, varnishes, brushes, Jap
a-Lac and Liquid Veneer at Philips.
DR.. Drake, the "Eye Man." will be in
Silver City, Saturday, Sept. 14th.
Jasper Spencer was in from Bruneau
over yesterday, visiting his mother.
DR.. F. S. Heer is at DeLamar this
week dong professional work, and will
remain until after the 10th instant.
Robert Noble was here visiting his
mine over Labor Day. Bob says the
Boise valley trolley line is now north of
Meridian aud will before long be run
ming into both Nampa and Caldwell.
Mr.. S. B. Longfellow, who is putting
up for several prospectors iu this dis
trio, and has been here for several days
looking after his interests, left for his
Macksburg, Ohio, home yesterday morn
ing.
Miss Ulmer, of Cudahy, Wis, who
has made the summer more pleasant
for her uncle, Fred Ulmer, by paying
him an extended visit, returned to her
home Wednesday. The young lady
visited here two years ago, and has made
many friends here. She is teacher in
her home town.
Mrs. A. N. Hanson and her infant
daughter, of Black Jack and Mrs. l. O..
Hanson and her infant son, from Nugget
shop, went out on Tuesdays stage,
bound for Minneapolis, where the proud
mothers go to show their babies to re-
latives and friends. Mr.. A. N. Hanson
accompanied them as far as Nampa.
Mrs. w. R. Hamilton and her two
winsome little daughters left here, Wed
nesday, to visit friends in Pennsylvania
and Canada, going first TO Relle Vernon
Pa, thence to the home of her hus-
bands relatives at Brantford, Ontario.
Meanwhile the town will endeavor to
see that the doctor, husband, and father
keeps in the straight and narrow path.
All of the miners employed on the
Sonnemann group of mines at South
Mountain we're laid off this week, and
those who have come here say that
work has been suspended until power
drills and power can be put in 1t was
costing enormously to continue the
work by hand that the manager decided
to suspend until the change could be
made.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Sommercamp anC
their daughter, Miss Oro, returned tc
their home at Weser, Wednesday, after
spending several enjoyable weeks with
friends here. There is hope expressed
here that Mr.. SIS large interest in the
Potosi mine may bring the couple bach
to again make their home here, but al
for Miss Orc, rumor has it that she will
in the near future be mistress of a hom,
of her own.
Mrs. W. D. Evans, now of the Turne
House, Mountainhome, and five of he
brood of charming little girls, came vi
here from their Castle Creek ranch
where they spend several weeks ever,
summer and will remain here unit
Saturday and then go home in time t.
send her girls to school, beginning a
Monutainhome, Monday. Mrs. Evan
says she and her husband like tina
growing town, and are doing we'll in tn
hotel there, but that the business keep
them both so hard at work that the
hope to get out OF it.
E. l.. Mattingly, who went over to hi
ranch which he located below the bi
Deer Flat reservoir on the Government
Boise reclamation project, to visit hi
family, his wife being i'll, returned Wed
nesday, with blistered hands and fac
sunburned to hazel nut brown. Fine
ing his family better, he put in III