The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-07-31
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brushes, glass and putty at Philipp's.
Mrs. s. D. McLain arrived here from
Nampa yesterday, and is visiting Mrs.
Frank D. Hall
Reverend Curtis will hold service in st.
James Episcopal Church, Sunday evening,
August 2nd, at p. m.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Penrose, of Ore
ana, were in Silver City over Tuesday,
making final proof on desert land entry.
Mrs. August Crete left here Monday,
going to Boston, as representative to the
Supreme Temple Of the Pythian Sisters,
meeting in that city.
Mrs. Minnie Weston returned from Boise
Yesterday, whittier she had gone to meet
travelling gsalesmen and select fall millinery,
to be shipped here later on.
Thomas n. Nelson, secretary treasurer
Of the Banner NJ. & M. company, came
over from Boise yesterday, to remain
during the first monthly cleanup Of the
Banner mill.
Citizens and the Miners Union of this
camp are making preparations for an un-
usual Labor Day Celebration here. Full
Ter particulars, program and prizes to be
offered, will be published later.
LOST On DeLamar Ball Ground
Sunday, a Lady's Gold Watch, with black
fobwith initials, 'M. H." Finder please
leave with John Hore, or at Idaho Hotel
MARY Hicks
The third week Of the Big Doin's at the
Silver City Supply company sstore is about
over, with only one more week left for
the folks to secure the great bargains. 1t
has been cleaning out sail, sure enough.
Order today. We can save you from
$500 to $1,000 on suit, if you order
now. We want to keep busy (between
seasons) while others are dull Come in
and inspect some of the most popular
styles at SwEENEY's.
Mrs F. I. Feuling, of DeLamar, and
her two children, who have for several
weeks peen visiting relatives and friends
in Iowa, are expected to arrive home on
today stage. Mr.. Feuling will be up here
to meet them.
Special values today Step in now and
let us show you some new suitings and
trouserings that represent the best values
we have ever seen. Personal attention
given to style and workmanship and a
perfect fit guaranteed. SWEENEY.
Miss Maggie Linehan, who has been
teaching in Pleasant Valley, finished a
successful term of her school last week,
came up here over Tuesday, visited friends
and went to her parents home on Picket
creek, with Mr. and Mrs. Penrose, We'd
nesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert G. Cordelle, she
born Mary Sommercamp, they married
here eighteen years ago,-arriyed here
with son and daughter from their Weiser
home, Monday, to spend the summer
among old friends and former associations.
The same editor who wrote this, wrote the
account of their wedding.
County Commissioner Brunzell drove
down the first of the week to where the
road to Oreana rises out of Sinker Canyon
to inspect the damage done by timber
team going over the grade, taking the
high embankment and loaded wagon with
them. Men have been put to work tc
reconstruct that piece of road.
Your turn now We want to keep om
tailors busy during the dull season. To-
day we offer some great bargains to ac-
complish this Four hundred new styles
to select from. Every garment receive:
personal attention here. Fit and work.
manship guaranteed. SWEENEY.