The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-01-01
THE LOCAL NEWS.
1909
HAPPY NEW YEAR.

sweeney's made to order clothing is up
to-date.
The Pythian Sisters ball was well at
tended and was both social and fnan-
cial success.
Mrs. Bachelor and daughter, of De-
Lamar, visited with Mrs. r. S. Hawes
last Wednesday,
Building and Rox Flintcoat Roofing
Paper, and Windows at Philipp's
Miss Joyce, Of Murphy, made pleas
ant call at the Nugget office and took adj
vantage of our clubbing rates.
M. Kingsinger, who works at the Black
Jack mine had the misfortune to get his
leg broken
To be well dressed get your clothing at
G. R. sweeney's.
Universal coffee perculators make per-
feet coffee, sold by Philip.
AHC libliS iuEtilJ DOTu TO bile Wlle OF
E. Lewis a few weeks ago, died after liv-
ing about one week The parents have
the sympathy of the community.
The latest phonograph records just re-
ceived at Rowett's.
On Christmas night dispute and row
started in the Brewery saloon that termi-
mated in several shots being fired and
the party arrested and placed under $1,000
bonds to appear at next term of court
Mrs. G. S. Burchfield will open dress
making parlors at her residence, where
she will do all kinds of dressmaking, fit
ting and fancy sewing. Being an exper-
fenced dressmaker she guarantees salts
faction. Your patronage solicited.
Jack Hogan, an old time miner, and
noted character of this section, died this
morning at 1880. Atone time Mr.. Hogan
was pretty well fixed, having cleared
about $4,000 in the sale of a mining prop
erty on War Eagle.
Well, boys, you know how it is. Our
stock went up in smoke and we have bills
to pay, so what you may owe us will help
out. We are obliged to collect our ac-
counts at once, SO come up and settle.
Lowery & Aura.
County Assessor Krieg reports that he
has collected over $40, 900 in taxes during
the month of December. Dec. 81, 1908,
he receipted for taxes amounting to
$12,S56.37.
Much praise should be given the ladies
of Silver City, headed by our ever thought
full County School Supt., Mrs. Myrtle
Hastings Shea, and County Treasurer
elect, Miss Margaret Cavaney, who
served hot coffee to the men who had
been fighting the fire.
The Brewery saloon is Gladly disfg-
ured but still in the ring" and has
opened for business in the Mills building,
opposite the Probate court room.
The citizens and property owners of
Silver City wish to express their thanks
for the valuable assistance rendered
us by the people from the surround
ing country during the disastrous fire that
visited us last Tuesday morning. The
untiring efforts Of those who so valiently
aided in controlling the flames will long
be remembered.
Having lost very heavily in the recent
fire, it will be necessary for me to collect
all my outstanding accounts. Those in
debted to me viii please come forward at
once and settle, as can not be lenient
any longer. With many thanks to the
willing hands that did their best to save
my property and extinguish the flames,
remain, Michael Rock.
To all my friends and acquaintance in
Owyhee Co.:
Sincere Wishes.
Though brief and simple be the rhyme,
Accept the wish sincere,
A bright and happy Christmastime
A prosperous New Year.
JOS Dreyer, M. Nampa, Ida.
A fine New Years present was re-