The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1907-01-18
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ing at Given's Warm Springs.
Mrs j. W. Mills went out to Boise,
this morning, to meet representatives
Of wholesale millinery houses and order
a stock of spring finery.
D. D. McDonold of Reynolds, who
had an attack OF pneumonia last week,
happily not severe one, is now cou-
vaescent, we are pleased to report.
Mrs. A. L. Brunzell returned, last
Sunday, from visit to Nampa and
Boise. She declares she likes the SHOWS
up here better than Nampa and Boise
mud and mists.
There will be services at the local
catholic church, Sunday, January goth,
at II a. m. and at 7:30 p. m. Morning
discourse: "The Sacrifice Of the Mass" {"
Evening discourse: "French Ideals Of
Liberty as compared with our ownn
Charles H. Grete's children have all
been confined to their home this week
with severe attacks Of the grippe. Mr..
Grete's mother has also been quite in,
threatened with pneumonia, but is now
improving.
Mice Nallia Tobnsto, NT,,,root, ,i
ued Reynolds correspondent, after Wis
iting here for three weeks, the guest of
Mrs. Petit, left for home last Saturday
via Murphy, intending to stop at that
place few days to visit her sister, Mrs.
Ed Matheson.
S. D. McLain came over from Nampa
Wednesday, to attend a meeting Of
the directors Of the Owyhee County
Bank, held yesterday, and returned this
morning. His big sawmill enterprise
is absorbing SO much of that busy mans
time that he is obliged to make his stays
IN Silver City quite brief.
The stork visited the home of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. b. Hurd, last Sunday
morning, bringing bouncing big boy
in his basket Naturally, Mr.. Hurd is
quite chesty this week, and two win
some little girls are proud to claim
brother, and Mamma Hurd is doing
nicely.
The Owyhee Meat company has this
week been filling its ice house with 20
inches thick blocks, of CONCEALED aqua
pura, as fine as we have ever seen stor-
ed, With its fine cold storage room for
meats, neat and always clean shops,
and machine driven sausage chopper
and facilities for supplying fine meats
at all seasons, there will be no need OF
our camps going hungry.
Not much prospect Of "a January
thaw" today, after remaining at nearly
zero weather here for several days, with
some snow falling the wind increased
last night, and, this morning it began
showing quite hard, keeping it up while
Nugget goes to press. But, with the
exception Of one unusually stormy
week, the winter so far has not been
bad one for the folks who dwell in these
mountains. The snow is quite deep.
but the trails to the mines have not
been impossible, and the sleighing on
the travelled roads has been very good.
William Barkle, of DeLamar, who
has been in very feeble health for the
past year, left there Monday to try the
milder climate OF California for the re-
mainder of the winter. He will remain
in Boise for day or two before going
further, and will probably try treat
ment at Burke Sanitarium before pro-
ceeding to San Diego, where he has
numerous old friends and acquaint.
ances Mr.. Barkle and his brother
Sammy, who died few months ago,
came to DeLamar nearly Is years ago,
and made and held many friends there.