The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-12-02
WEEKS LOCAL
HAPPENINGS

goods.
Boys Underwear, 35 and 40 cts per
garment, S. G. S. Co.
A bargain in first class Sewing
Machine at G. r, Sweeney.
A good First Glass Family Sewing Ma
chine for sale cheep at G. r. Sweeney.
Mrs. Catlow and children went to
Boise on last Wednesday for few days
visit
Mrs. E. J. Burrough left on Monday
morning for their new home at Glenns
Ferry.
An excellent assortment Of dolls, toys
and all kinds Of Christmas goods may be
found at j. w Rowetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shea left for their
home in the valley on last Monday after
several days visit in Silver City.
1000 bu. Of onions per acre is reported
from ranch near Parma, Ida We would
call this highly perfumed ranch.
Gut glass, jewelry Of all kinds and pat
terms, clocks, watches silver wear and
umbrellas at the Silver City Jewelry Store.
Cranberries, preserved and stffed figs
and dates; Bulk olives, fancy table
sauces and pickles for Christmas,
5. G. S. Co.
Some Eagles have been soaring pretty
high for several days and found it rather
difficult to accustom themselves TO COM
mon place affairs.
Arrangements are being made by the
Union Sunday School to give an enter
tainment on Christmas eve with a Christ
mas tree for the little ones.
Married: AT Nampa on Thanksgiving
day, Nov. 25, 1909. Patrick VIM. Kelly,
of Wilson, Idaho and Laura May Cox, Of
Murphy, Idaho; Rev Joseph Dreyer of
Nampa, officiating.
A misunderstanding about the collect
ing of bill, yesterday, resulted in first
class scrap" between two of our bust
ness men. However 'all is quiet along
Mr.. Catlow left Sunday morning for
Nampa at which place he will load sup
plies for their stock ranch in Oregon,
He was accompanied by o. A. Petit who
is on his way to his old home at Logans-
port, Ind
One of the flying Eagles lit on an
old decrepit Chinaman called Song Lee''
and proceeded to wipe up the EARTH
with him. One would think man Of
his ability might find more enobling
amusement.
J.W. Menefee, an old time miner and
prospector, has gone down to our ranch
on the Owyhee river in Oregon to spend
the winter. The climate being SO much
warmer and the altitude nearly 1000 #.
lower, Jim will think it is summer time
all winter.
A public dance win be given at the
Jordan Valley Hotel on December 9Th
1903. The dances given by this well
known hostelry are known to be every
thing that could be desired in that line
and all are assured of jolly good time.
All are invited.
The Thanksgiving ball given on last
Thursday evening by the Rebekah lodge
OF this city was well attended and was a
social and financial success. The lunch
served by the ladies was excellent and
was well patronized. Many were in at
tendance from outside points and
thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
State Surveyor Utley has recently de-
termined that the boundry line between
owyhee and Twin Falls counties is really
about 80 rods east Of the place designated
ON the maps. This adds strip 80 rods
wide and about e5 miles long to owyhee
County. As this county has only about
S,l3o square miles OF territory, this little
strip will help some"
A continuous telephone line from st.
Paul to Puget Sound, by way of Spo-
kane, is to be constructed soon. Inde-
pendent interests have acquired large
number of telephone companies in the
intervening territory, so that through
connection can be established without
much difficulty, it is said. Seattle is to
be the weastern terminal. This wire
will ultimately give telephone service
to New York, thereby making it possible
to talk from the Atlantic to the Pacific.