The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-12-18
THE LOCAL NE WS

For good sleighing come to Silver.
For the best mining camp in the West
COME TO SILVER CITY.
sweeney's made to order clothing is up
to-date.
Holland has her Clutch up' and
swiped the coast guard ship Of venzuela
By a premature explosion on the Pan
anna canal a number of lives were lost and
many other workmen injured
The Pythian Sisters Christmas dance
on Friday night, Dec 25th, promises to
be the "swell'' event of the Holidays.
fair assortment of real practical
Christmas presents at Philipp's Hard
ware Store.
The mines of this camp have been CON
tinuous producers and have not missed a
payday in fOrty-five years.
A fine line of fancy pipes. toys of all
kinds and descriptions, siverware, aud
JeWeiry at ROwetts.
The rustling editor Of the Caldwell Trib-
une, Jake Horn, has been renewing ac-
quaintances in Silver this week
Our Caldwell visitors have quite an in
teresting exhibit on display at the Idaho
bar, as their contributions to the slot
machine.
Our genial landlord, J. G. Connors,
will go to Murphy, tomorrow, to meet
his son Ted, who is coming home from
school for the Christmas vacation.
Mrs l. j. Gardner and Miss Lottie
visited on Reynolds creek on their way
home from Boise Mr. Gardner went to
Reynolds on last Monday to meet them
and returned Monday evening.
A communication was received from
Dewey last evening, and as the party who
sent it failed to sign his name, we cannot
publish it until the name is furnished.
Oh, what fun it will be to get your best
girl in sleigh and go over to the Reyn-
olds creek dance given by the Odd Eel
lows, on New Years Eve. Wough don't
we wish we were young again?
Ye lovers of sport will find at Chas.
Simmons an opportunity to procure
choice turkeys for your Christmas dinner,
by rattle, shooting match or otherwise, at
any time He keeps on hand choice
lot of dressed turkeys for this purpose.
The Pioneer barber shop has been
opened again with L. W. Walker "at
the bat" Loui is the oldest barber in
the state, and one of the oldest resi-
dents of the state of Idaho. So if you
need hair-cnt or shave, drop in and
be served with one of experience.
John j. Miller, manager of the M. M. &
M o., couldn't stood it'' any longer
and had to go to California to see the
girl he left behind" and to spend
Christmas. He expects to return soon
after New Years and will start up their
mining works.
j. w. Menefee, who has been doing as
sessment work ON number of mining
claims near DeLamar. returned to Silver
to-day and has opened headquarters at
the Nugget office, where he may be found
by those desiring to consult him on the
true principles of democracy, a subject
upon which Jim IS thoroughly posted.
John Sullivan returned from Boise last
evening. We understand that the report
that he had joined the Salvation Army
is not correct.
w. H. Waldron is expected in On to-
morrow's stage.
Circuit court convened in this place on
the 18th inst, bringing a number of
people into town. The following reg
istered at the Idaho; John F. Nugent,
u. V. Noble, Boise; A. V. Townsend,
DeLamar; Thos. Penrose, E. M. Ulrich,
Q. A. Chetwood, J. L. Weer, Oreana;
j. Z. IIawes, ]. H. Pinkston, John Ken
nedy, G. A. Crocheron, @. E. Halver-
son, Bruneau; Chas. Harder, H. j. Da-
Wis, Sinker; I'll. j. Gussman, Phillip Clegg,
A. q. Prescott, Pleasant Valley; Ed. L.
Bryan, Jake Horn, Gilbert Shelby, Atty.
Stone, Caldwell; A. 0. Oberlin, j. S.
Brown, A. L Mckieth, Grand View; Jas
Henderson, 7. A. foreman, j. d. Evans,
Castle Greek; w. w. Hicks, Reydolds:
Ed. Winn, JAS Keith, Fay Mitchell, Robt.
Rentlle, A. A. Wetmore, Vic Allen, Thos.
E. Pritchard, Geo. Birmingham, j. Ber-
nardo, A. Maher and j. Newell.
In the trial of Ed. Winn, for killing
sheepherder, Faustino Aldecoa, about
the 10th of last September, is now on,
and the instructions have been given to