The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-09-11
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W. R. Harrison was in town Tuesday
from Reynolds.
One of the incest displays Of fall millin-
cry can be seen at Nampa in Miss Snell's
Ladies' Millinery Emporium. The latest
styles and large assortment from which
to select at reasonable prices.
A free dance will be giveu by the Flor
ida Mountain K. P Lodge, at Dewey, on
this, Friday, evening, September llth.
The music will be furnished by Jefery's
orchestra and supper at the Simmons
hotel.
Labor Day was too damp for a success
full observance Of the holiday in the Owyhee
mountains, and the exercises at DeLamar
were postponed until next Monday, when
they will celebrate the day in full force.
The entire program will be enacted and
all who attend will be insured good
time
If you are in need Of suit Of clothes
call at Sweeney's and examine his fine
line Of samples and have a suit made to
order by competent tailors. He guaran-
tees a perfect fit and the goods are "all
wool and yard wide Don't miss this
splendid opportunity but attend to it at
once and get a bargain
A telephone from Cupid states that
Shorty will be in on the stage this even
ing, but whether or not he win be accom-
panied by sweet smiles and happy
heart we could not tell as just then CEN
tral cut US off, but judging by Cupids
mournful tones we surmise that ''the
course Of true love does not always run
smooth"
During the first part Of the week
we saw quite large crowd gathering
in front of the large plate glass window
of Sweeney's clothing store and upon in
vestigating found that they were admir-
ing the display Of fine samples Of tailor
made clothing. The 1000 samples OF fall
and winter goods from which to select
can not be excelled in any Of the large
cites. His prices are reasonable and
satisfaction is always given.
Nampa has first class iron and brass
foundry where work of all kind in that
line is done in short order. They have
the latest improved machinery and guar
antee all their work. Visit their works
when in Nampa and you will see that it
will pay you to get your work done at the
Nampa Iron Works. They have large
assortment of patterns and can mould
any thing from the size of a watch spring
to box car.
A number ofpeople from the surround
ing country came in on Labor Day and
attended the dance in the evening, among
whom we noted the following: ]. w.
Hardiman and wife, Mrs. w. Hardiman,
the Misses Hardiman, Keegan, Rowe, VI
rich, Mcmahon, Driscol, Shea, Mrs. Dris-
col, p. Mcmahon, L. Ulrich M. Lind
ham, " F. Nettleton, L. S. Ulrich, Ben
King, r. M. Prtchard, w. N. Jones, Jr.
]. S. Tindall, j. Parks and many others.
Notice is hereby given to our patrons
that all accounts on subscriptions not paid
before Aug. LIST 1908, and all the unfinish-
ed advertising contracts. belonging to this
paper, to be collected, were turned over tc
NJ. n Fegtly by John Lamb. These ac,
counts are to be paid to NJ. n Fegtly anc
no other party is authorized to receive
or receipt for their payment. AS it takes
money to pay printers and meet other ex
penses, we would be very glad to receive
remittance
Hans Evanstad, aged rs years, died o
cancer Sunday morning, Sept 9th, at
local hospital. Deceased was brought
here Friday from Silver City by his son