The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-03-12
THE LOCAL NEWS.


A fine line of new hats and other mill
linery goods has just been received at
Mrs. Minnie Weston's millinery store in
Silver City.
Otto Schenclxle left for Caldwell We'd
nesday morning, where he has accepted
aposition in one of the Caldwell butcher
shops.
The many friends of Dave Adams will
be pleased to hear that he is rapidly re-
covering from the effects of an operation
at one of the hospitals in San Diego, Cal.
j. M. Morgan, prominent rancher of
Jordan Valley, was in Silver yesterday,
attending to business, while on his way
to his ranch on Snake river at the mouth
of Castle creek.
DR.. w. R. Hamilton left for Boise this
morning, to attend Masonic gathering.
after which he will visit the Masonic
lodges of this jurisdiction. DIR. Springer
will come in tomorrow to look after DIR.
Hamilton's practice.
s. /. Russell of Nampa, who was for
time conductor on the Idaho Northern
and has been stopping at the Idaho Hotel
for the last few days, left for home this
morning. Mr.. Russell has fine ranch
on the Big Bend of Snake river and
speaks verr highly of the possibilities of
that locality.
j. @. Connors is navigating around the
Hotel with the aid of a cane. He says
he has touch of rheumatism, but we
would diagnose the case as a severe at
tack of the gout. However he is some
what better and we hope he will be suf-
ficiently recovered to lead the grand
march at the St. Patrick ball.
Hon. Thomas Harland and Mining
Engineer Percy White were over from
Flint, where they are interested in some
very valuable mining property. They
report that Prof. r. M. Lewis is meeting
with 1attering success in his lecture tour
in that vicinity. The salubrious climate
of Flint has worked decided change in
the personal appearance Of several of the
party.
respectful invitation is herewith ex-
tended to the people of Silver City, Dew
ey, DeLamar and adjoining localities to be
present at the regilious celebration in
honor of st. Patrick, the Apostle of Erin,
at the Catholic Church, Silver City, on
Wed. March 18th, 1909. Order of Ser
vices: Holy Mass and Sermon at IL a. m.
Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament at
7:30 p. m. ]. DREYER, S. M.
The Catholic ladies will give ball on
the evening of the 18th inst. at the Lower
Masonic Hall in Silver City. AS this is
a regular annual feature in the entertain
ments in this locality large attendance
is expected. The tickets for dancing will
be sold at $1.50. Lunch will be served
in the banquet room by the ladies for
those who desire refreshments. Don't
forget st. Patrick's day and the "Wear-
ing of the Green.''
Robt. Lowery returned from pro-
tracted trip of investigation of the bust
uess possibilities of the surrounding towns
in Southern Idaho, and says that Silver
is good enough for him, as he found no
place that presented better business pros
poets than here. Mr.. Lowery was one of
the unfortuates in our destructive fire on
the 28th of last December, and lost his
entire stock of goods. We hope he viii
again engage in business here, as he has
hosts of friends in this place.
Not only was the fine against the Stan
dard Oil Co. set aside by the Courts, but
on the 10 inst. the Judge before whom
the case was being retired, instructed the
jury to return verdict of mot guilty."
which was done. Thus the action for
redress against this great financial cor
poration for violation of the laws termi-