The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-01-17
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SWEENEY, Silver City.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. b. Hyde OF Bruneau,
we're visitors here during the early days
of the week, attending court on the
guardianship contest over the Crocher
on motherless little girls.
A Silver City business man, who
makes frequent trips down the gulch
as far as De Lamar is learning to
dance Eyetaliane, in the lower town,
so it is reported.
Don't fail to see Loranes trained
animals, if you wish to spend happy
hour. 1t is indeed grand treat for the
ladies and children. Look out for this
SHOW at Reynolds, Murphy, Oreana and
so on.
We have the honor and pleasure of
notifying you that Holy Mass will be
read at the Catholic church, Silver G ty,
on Sunday, January 18th, 1908, at IL
o'clock, a. m. Kindly invite your rel
atives aud friends to be present. The
Marist Fathers Of st Pauls Church,
Nampa, Ida. ]. Dreyer, t. M.
John Crocherou and wife returned to
Bruneau Thursday after a two weeks
stay in town. Mr.. Crocheron is the
man brought over from Bruneau some
time ago with his shoulder broken and
it was feared at the time that he would
never have much use of the arm again.
He returned very much encouraged
however, as he has partially reganed
its use now, and thinks he will in time
have the entire u-e of Mountain
Home Republican.
The Board of County Commissioners
has been holding its regular quarterly
session. this week, reviewing the work
of the assessor and tax collector dur
ing the past year, receiving and ap-
proving of the reports of the various
county and precinct officers; and and
iting county bills etc., for the past
quarter, and trausacting such other
business as property come before the
Board. They will probably complete
their work for the session today.
Mr.. Peter Adams, the veteran of De
Lamar mining camp, and with the ex-
ception of j. A. Wilson and Frank
Iepley the first of the original locators
of mining claims on the mountain af-
forwards named after Capt. De Lamar
has been quite i'll for more than week
past, with a combination of complaints
rheumatism, la grippe and stomach
disorders. He was Slime what bette
yesterday and his friends are hoping
TO his early recovery. He is being wei
cared for at the home of his daughter
Mrs. Emrey. of Wagontown.
Lee Bunch, while travelling on snow
shoes last Saturday from Charlotte
gulch, near Grimes pass, to his hom
in Garden valley, was thrown by one o
his shoes catching in the snow. Hi
left leg was broken above and belov
the knee. The same leg was broken il
two places two years ago last October
both breaks being below the knee
He was chasing deer on Deadwoo
fork of Payette river and fell. Lee wa
carrying 25 or 30 pounds of ore whe
his leg was broken last Saturday. Tn
accident happened on the Payette sid
of the divide.-Idaho World.
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