The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-04-24
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23, l90s, to Mr.. and Mrs. George +.
Hedwell, daughter, DIR. Hamilton Off
ciating.
The Odd Fellows Anniversary Ball and
Entertainment will take place at DeLamar
tonight The road between here and De-
Lamar is in fair condition and many folks
from here are expected to go down there
tonight
The roads have now become so passable
that several peddlers' wagons have arriv-
ed here during the past week with poultry
eggs and garden sass from Caldwell, Me-
ridian and New Plymouth They have
quickly disposed Of their loads.
Married:-At Boise, Idaho, April 20,
1908, Mr.. Arthur Nelson, Of Black Jack,
Silver City, Idaho, and Miss Sophia Oh
son, Of Portland, Oregon, Rev. A. H.
Franzen, pastor of the Swedish Evangeli-
cal Lutheran Church, officiating
Mrs. John G. Connors returned yester-
day, from trip to Salt Lake City, With
er she had gone to visit her son Ted, now
student in All Hallows College in that
city. Her husband, Mrs. Connors, who
made a trip to Boise during her absence,
accompanied her home.
For the past four days, the weather has
been anything but pleasant, with rain,
wind and wet snowstorms prevailing; but
it is gladstone weather of the ranchers,
vegetation starting nicely and prospect
for fine grazing. The ranchers in the
valleys are busy plowing and putting in
crops. Let it rain as it may, the farmers
are happy.
Mrs. Louise Brooks has leased and is
fitting up the lodging house annex Of the
old War Eagle hotel, directly across the
street from that building. There are a
number Of very desirable rooms in that
building which she will soon be prepared
to offer for rent, and which she will care
for. The rumor that she would soon re-
turn to Butte, to be with her son and
daughter there, is unfounded.
County Commissioner Fred Brunzell
came up from Murphy yesterday, and
this morning started on a tour of inspec-
ton of the public roads in the southwest
ern portion Of the county, taking in the
roads from here to Trout Creek, thence
through Pleasant Valley to South Noun
tain and returning probably via Flint.
The law now requires the commissioners
to make such inspections, note the condi-
tions Of the public roads and report peri
odically.
Miss Elma Hays returned Wednesday,
from Portland, whittier she went three
weeks ago with her parents little ward,
Charlotte, whom she left in the care of
her sister, Mrs. Jos. H. Hutchinson, now
in that city, but who will leave there to
join Mr.. Hutchinson in San Francisco,
where they are to make their home. She
will take Charlotte with her and be in
Frisco before the arrival and during the
festivities of the reception of the naval
feet
For couple of weeks, four times each
year, the clerk of the board of county
commissioners provides so much copy for
this little paper that he scarcely leaves
the editor any room to tell of local hap
penings. Coupled with this, at the pres
ent time the county political organizations
are demanding space for notices for pri-
maries and conventions, required by law
to be published All of this is or should
be Of interest to county readers but is
tame and uninviting to outsiders, for
which apologies are due.
Fritz schleifer, of the Owyhee Brewery,
who prides himself in providing the peo-
pie hereabout with better and purer
malt beverage than can be had elsewhere