The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-02-19
THE LOCAL NEWS.
Mrs. Lex BrunzeIl left last Wednesday
for the lower country.

riCu OIctc anu iauiiiy CAME up lrOi1
Wagontown last Sunday, for short visit.
We are experiencing some of the finest
and most beautiful winter weather i'm
aginable-when it don't snow.
Ed. Winn, who has been confined in
the county jail since the last term of
court, is now out on $4,000 bonds.
Mrs. Stevens, the lady who formerly
resided in Silver, and who hsa suffered
for number of years from epileptic fits,
was taken to the Blackfoot asylum for
treatment
The County Commissioners met in
special session on the 18th inst, but ad-
iourned the next day, having completed
their labors in attending to the business
that came before them.
For the last few days a very refreshing
breeze has been blowing greater part of
the time, and from the way it comes
down Long gulch we do not suppose there
is very much snow left over the summit.
Frank Scott and wife of Reynolds
came in last Wednesday to attend Re-
bekah lodge and visit friends. They en-
Joy our beautiful climate SO much that
they find ita hard task to tear themselves
away.
On last Friday night the stage did not
get over the summit on account of the
snow-drifts, But the driver and passengers
came in with the horses. An extra was
sent ont the next morning and brought
in the delayed mail.
The wind was blowing gale this morn
ing and the stage was unable to make
the trip over the summit of the noun
tain, but tried it again this Afternoon with
better success, as the wind has gone down
and the sun is shining.
Louis Walker, one of the pioneers of
Idaho and noted Indian fighter and
scout, has returned to Maryland on a
visit to relatives, and incidentally to see
Taft inaugurated on the 4th of next
March. He stopped over at Haily to
look after some of his business interests
in that place.
We have the honor and pleasure of
notifying you that Holy Mass will be read
at the Catholic Church, Silver City, on
Saturday, Feb. 2Oth, 1909. at 9 o'clock a.
m. Holy Mass Will be read at De-
Lamar on Sunday, Feb. 2lst, at IL a. m.
Kindly invite your friends and relatives
to be present.
Jos. Dreyer, S. M.
The people of Boise are making big
kick because they have to pay z or s
uOlAdI5 pCi bOn AOI COdl. AlcIO III OllNSi
City we have to dig up to the tune Of
$22.50 per ton for the same article. The
Statesman an other papers in Boise should
&C little slow in charging that it is an
over-charge by the Short Line R. R., oil
they will be up against suit for con-
tempt and damages.
Remember the great War Dance of the
War Eagle Tribe of Red Men will take
place on next Monday evening, the 22nd
sleep of the Snow Moon, G. S. D. 4lS
A liberal attendance of the palefaces is
desired, and if they will dig up fathom
and fifty inches of wampum and deposit
it with the gate keeper of the Lodge, they
may enter the tepee, wigwam or wickyuT
and hold high iinks with the members o.
the tribe.
The Rock building across the street
from our office is about completed, anC
shows what energy and perseverance il
the face of all kinds of difficulties car
accomplish. The workmanship on tn,
building is first class and proves wha
what was already known to many, tha
Mr.. 0'Keefe is one of the best mechanics
in the country. If you want any car
penter work done with neatness and dis