The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1907-03-29
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Remember that the Catholic Ladies
Ball is to be enjoyed Easter Monday
night.
National Stoves and Ranges and New
Home Sewing Machines for sale at
Philipp's Hardware Store.
DR.. Hamilton and Auditor John S.
St Clair have been spending the week
III Boise, attending the meeting of the
Scottish Rite Masons.
The Mountain Home Herald reports
that Charles Child, of Murphy, has
purchased home in that thriving town,
with the intention of removing to that
place.
1t has showed here every day this
month, excepting two, and only Two
days more left, with indications that
they also will be snowy. The roads
have been very bad, making it difficult
for freight teams to deliver supplies.
Invitations are out for the crystal
wedding of Mr.. aud Mrs. William Will
liams of Silver City. The 18th ami
versary of this esteemed couples we'd
ding will be celebrated at their home on
the evening of April 3rd.
Henry Stevens, manager of the Little
Rose Mining company, returned from a
months visit to his former Tacoma
home this week. Mr.. Stevens is quite
as persistent a Tacoma Booster as he
was before he left that wonderful Sound
city.
There will be special Easter services
at the school house Easter morning at
IL O'Clock a. m. A short Easter pro-
gram will be rendered by the Sunday
school children, after which Rev. Penn
berton will deliver a short address.
Special music is to be furnished for the
occasion. All are invited
Schoolsuperiutendeut, Miss Hastings,
has been out several days visiting the
schools in the northwestern part of the
county, nearly all of them to close ear
lier this year for want of money to keep
them going. She went first to Rock
vile; thence to Homedale, and is com
ing back by way of Enterprise, Wilson,
Murphy and Reynolds.
We have removed and are now more
conveniently installed in the building
formerly occupied by the Silver City
Supply company. The lower street.
occupied by the red light gentry and
china joints etc, need no longer be
called Nugget Row." as our worthy
friend Jake Horn named it. Bring us
your local items and job printing.
Charley Simmons, Of Dewey, lost a
valuable horse while crossing Jordan
Creek at the Stone Bardge, Pleasant
Valley, last week. The water was so
high that it covered the long approach
at the south end OF the bridge with
rig, he got off the track into deep water
drowning one horse and leaving his rig
in the creek, where it still remains.
w. B. Hurd, the electrician, and one
of the most useful and obliging men in
the camp, has been confined to his home
for several days with an acute attack of
Inflammation of the bowels. That is
what they would have called his trouble
when we were boy, and what we still
call it, because we do not know whether
1t was peritonitis, appendicitis or pto-
maine.poisoning Bnt we are pleased
to note that William was able to be out
for short time yesterday, to look after
our telephone, when connections had
to be made after moving.
Claude Burrough gives up his posi-
tion as salesman at the Big Store, TO-
morrow, and will leave the following
morning, to join his wife at Portland
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