The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-08-06
THE LOCAL NEWS.
Stop at the Mitchell.

House paints at Philips.
Peter Steele returned on last evenings
stage.
@ F. Brunzell and wife were Silver
visitors this week
F. J. Haug left Thursday morning for
visit to the coast.
A one burner Gasoline Stove for sale,
cheap, at Philipp's.
a full line of brand new Kodaks and
Kodak supplies just received at Rowett's.
6. Won and wife who recently arrived
from China, were arrivals on last evening S
stage.
Archdeacon Jennings held servises at
the Episcopal Church last Monday
evening.
Another shipment Of bullion from the
Trade Dollar went out on the stage this
morning.
J.F. Cook, A. E. Carlson and Geo.
II. Shellenberger Of Boise are Silver visi-
tors this week
The Shot That Kills
Shot Gun Shells, Extra heavy loads,
at J. w. Rowett's
Con Dewey and II. Ketchman were in
the first Of the week looking over some
mining property.
Mrs. Best Of Dewey has moved to Sill
Yer and is living in the house formerly
occupied by Ole Olson.
Bert Nugent and wife OF Boise were in
Silver this week visiting friends and at
tending to business matters.
Mrs. G. W. Fegtly has returned from
short visit to her sister in Boise, and
once more the Nugget force is happy.
WANTED AT oNCE:-A good reH-
able woman for general house work.
Inquire OF w. FL. Townsend,
Wagontown, Idaho.
Mike Rock has been adding some need
I'D fixtures to his saloon building, ana
having the interior Of the building
painted
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Nelson came in last
evening. Mrs. Nelson has been visiting
Portland aud other cities ON the coast for
several weeks.
The regular weekly mooving picture
show by 5. A. Sloper will be put on to
night at the Crete Hall, Come early ana
get good seat.
Thos. Penrose was in with load OF
vegetables and young chickens the first
part OF the week. As usual he soon dis
posed OF his load
E. J. Field accompanied by Thos.
Elliot, a mining expert from Denver, came
in Wednesday and have been inspecting
mining property on War Eagle Mt
Full report OF the Commissioner pro
cedings will appear in next weeks paper.
Some OF onr material was delayed in
transit or it would have been in this
weeks issue.
Bishop Funston will hold services in
this city next Sunday morning at eleven
O'Clock and at DeLamar at o'clock in
the evening. There will be confirmation
at Silver.
W. B. Prior, Of Boise was severely in
iured the Electric Railway collision near
Spokane, having both legs broken and
eye injured. Mr.. Prior was recently en-
ployed in the Trade Dollar mine.
Fred j. Palmer and Geo. S. Parks of
Jordan Valley were in Boise this week
transacting business at the Land office
pertaining to their irrigation project.
Work will soon be started on the reservoir.
Sam Longfellow returned from Nampa,
Wednesday, accompanied by his mother
and sister, Miss "Toots' Morgan, of
Nampa, came out with them for short
vacation and to visit her Owyhee friends.
They are stopping at the Longfellow
mine enjoying Sam's hospitality and de-
licous cooking.
Jas. r. Smith Of DeLamar received a
telegram last Friday evening that his
daughterin Spokane was seriously ill with
diptheria, he departed for that city Sat
urday morning. He found her much
better, and discharged from the hospital
as cured, and brought her back with him,
leaving her in Boise. Mr., Smith passed