The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-02-21
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Jap-a-Lac, Liquid Veneer and family
paints at Philips.
Mrs. All. Wochner arrived home yester-
day, from brief visit with relatives at
Nampa.
Look in on the new and choice selec-
tions Of dry goods at both the S. c. S.
company's stores here and in DeLamar.
Mr.. John w. Shore, of the DeLamar
company's Office, was visitor here today,
accompanied by his wife and Miss Orford,
the ladies doing some shopping.
August Crete, with his injured wrist
quite recovered, came back from Boise
Tuesday, and is again at work on the
Banner mill.
A new invoice of hardware and house
hold goods, and pipe fittings arrived at
Philipps Hardware Store.
There will be a display Of various kinds
of shells from the Pacific Coast and
Alaska in one of the show windows at
Philips Hardware Store.
Nugget has just put in the shop a sup
ply of new body type with which this
page is printed today, and also several
fonts of new scrip and other job type.
Bring us your job printing.
Mrs. Fritz Schleifer, who, accompanied
by her husband, took her very sick babe
to st. Alphonsus hospital, Boise, several
days ago, reports the infant recovering
and hopes to be able to return home with
him early next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory were up here
from Wagontown the first of the week
and Mrs. Emory reported that her father,
Mr. Peter Adams, had SO far recovered
from his recent serious illness that he was
up and walking about the premises.
Mr.. Goasland, Insurance Commissioner
and State Office Examiner took advantage
of his trip up here, to visit one of our
mines. He went down the Potosi shaft
and through some of the drifts with super
intendent Masters and Mr.. J. S. st Clair.
Note the ad of the Silver City Supply
company announcing the opening of new
spring and summer dry goods, ladies and
children's wear, at their stores here and
in DeLamar. The S. G. s. Co. is right
up-to-date and the selections for their
stores are always of the choicest
T. H. Philip, Silver City's hardware
merchant and timer, returned home
Wednesday from three weeks recuper-
alton trip, visiting Portland and the
Sound cities, looking much improved by
his stay in lower altitude but saying
that he regrets that his business would
not permit him to remain longer.
Mr. Q. w. Chamberlain, interested in
the Rich Gulch Mining company's prop
erty, who has spent most Of his time for
the past two years at their mines, near
the head of jacob gulch, went out this
week on visit to Colorado, leaving his
address for Nugget to be sent to Fort Col
Inns.
That dance given by Owyhee Aearie of
Eagles, last Friday night, was pro-
nounced success and very enjoyable af-
fair, although it was lacking in some pro-
missed features, as for instance the big cat
devouring eagle did not put in bis appear
anee, and the promised banquet, like the
eagles wings, was not spread.
As a matter OF course, the gracious
Catholic ladies of Silver City and Owyhee
county have appropriated the birthday of
Ireland's patron saint to be all their own,
as has been their custom for years past,
and on Saint Patrick's day, in the eve
ming, these ladies will give Grand Ball
and Supper at Silver City. More partic-
ulars relating to this fine festive and So
cial occasion-still nearly month in the
future-will be given later on.