The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1907-05-17
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Orders taken for Ice Cream in any
quantity at DAILY Bros.
Mrs F. T. Feuling and children re-
turned home yesterday from a visit
with relatives at Boise.
You can't hep but get suit of
clothes if you join the Silver City Suit
Club Have Geo. R. Sweeney explain
it to you.
Andy Erickson, taking three other
miners with him, left here yesterday,
for Idaho City, to work at mine the
property of Woodburn & Lippincott.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Leonard Jr., and
their baby boy, who have been visiting
for several weeks at Lewiston and other
northern points, are looked for to ar
rive home this evening.
Walter Miller, who for several months
past has been running the electric hoist
at the Potos mine, left this morning
with his wife and child for their former
home in Utah.
Mrs. W. r. Hamilton and her two
winsome little daughters left here Mon
day for few weeks visit with the la
dys parents, at Payette. In the mean
time whatever will be done with the
doctor, we cannot conjecture.
Percy White, the Flint mining man
who has been visiting his former Wash
ington, D. @. home all winter, arrived
back here yesterday, looking as if
winter spent among the nations great
statesmen had been greatly enjoyed by
him.
Mead Stauffer, miner who left De-
Lamar two and a half years ago for his
former Pennsylvania home, to remain
with the old folks, returned to Della
mar, last week, to take up his former
position. His liking for the West, all
the time remained with him.
The White Pine Lumber Company's
log pond at Nampa is banked on one
side by fill on the line of the Idaho
Northern railway. Water percolated
through the fill until this week it set
tied the track until a train could not
be run over it. Result: No train from
Nampa to Murphy for three days, aud
the dinkey motor carrying the mails
and such passengers as could b. accom-
modated. Great railroading this
Austin Byrd, the msfit clothing man,
will arrive home this afternoon with
another large consignment of clothing
to be on display for four or five days
These are all custom made goods from
first class tailoring houses, made to or
der, but left on their hands for various
reasons, and consigned to their agent
for sale at great sacrifice on their
actual cost and value. Visit him at his
rooms where the 4-11-44 sign hangs
out, if you want natty suit of we'll
made clothes at big bargain.
R. M. Lewis, who had put in the win
ter at Lake Station, Indiana, with
friends, arrived back Monday, and has
gone to South Mountain. Mr.. Lewis
was in Denver, with Mr.. r. J. Walsh,
president of the Standard M. Co., South
4 Mountain, when the news arrived of
the death of DR.. f. L Clemmens, at
Wadsworth, New. Mr.. Walsh has ar
ranged for DR.. C.'s son, now at Green
water, Cal, to come here and assume
charge of the Standard property, and
his arrival is expected soou.
George w. Gilmore came up from his
Sinker ranch Wednesday, the first time
he has been up this spring. He says
his prospects for peaches and cherries
this summer are mighty slim, but he
will have fair crop of apples. He re-
ports that the Sinker-Murphy Irriga-
tion company is making good progress