The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-09-30
WEEKS LOCAL
HAPPENINGS
Personal MentiOn--C Coming and
Going Of 0wyhee County
People in Brief.

Andrew Gray registered at the Idaho
hotel Tuesday
Elmer ArmfieId registered at the Idaho
hotel yesterday.
w. A. Stone of Caldwell was Silver
City visitor this week.
L. 0. Arens registered at the Idaho
hotel from Boise Tuesday.
M. S. Hopkins was in Silver City from
Boise the first of the week.
Our Line of Summer Dress Goods at
a Bargain at S. c. S. Co.,
DR.. Farrer was Silver City visitor
Saturday last from DeLamar.
Bin Austin of Three Creeks was in
Silver City the first of the week.
Judge X. /. Perky of Boise was attend
ing court in Silver City this week.
A Special Sale on Hats, Shirts and
Mems Under wear at the S. @. S. Co.,
w. S. Clark of Three Creeks was trans
acting business in Silver City this week.
Ed. NJ. Maher and John Shea are
Silver City visitors from Jordan Valley.
Mrs. William Best and children have
moved into the l. j. Gardner residence.
Snow, rain and sunshine was the
weather report in Silver City for Thurs
day
People attending Court this week gave
Silver City quite metropolitan appear
ance.
y. Eugene Brasie, attorney of Boise,
was in Silver City attending court this
week.
There are quite number of strangers
in the camp investigating mining pro
perties.
The heavy rains the past few days
should start the fall grass to growing
in good shape.
Ed. L. Bryan, judge of the Seventh
judicial district, left out on Thursday
mornings stage.
John McVan, prominent resident OF
Grandview, was transacting business in
Silver City this week.
Stenographer Gilbert Shelby of Cald-
well was in attendance at the session of
District Court this week.
Jasper Spencer of Boulder Greek has
been visiting his mother and attending
court in Silver City this week.
H. c. Lambert, the prominent stock
man of Lowry, was transacting business
in Silver City the first of the week.
G. NJ. Caldwell, the merchant, was
busy as bee this week moving his stock
Of merchandise into his new quarters.
Neil Beaton, of Three Creeks, was in
Silver City this week attending court,
He reports every thing flourishing in
his section.
Ed. Crete has purchased the stock Of
liquors of the estate Of the late j. M.
Brunzell, Jr., and will in the future con-
duct the business.
Mrs. 1. J. Gardner and daughter LottiC
left Monday for Nampa to reside for the
winter, and where Miss Lottie will take
a nine months course in the conservatory
of music.
Theo H. Philip and daughter Mar
garet made a visit to Jordan Vale.
Sunday, returning home Monday night
This was Mr. Philips first visit t.
Jordan Valley in twenty years.
In future the date of publication of tn
Owyhee Nugget will be on Thursday il
place Of Friday as heretofore. Thi
change is made to better enable us t
make outside mail connections.
Frank Davis, prominent and pros
porous farmer living near Oreano wa
attending Court in Silver City this week
He reports good crops and everybod.
prosperous in that section. The Nugge
Acknowledges pleasant call from tn
gentleman.
As soon as the Cook-Peary scrap
settled it wouldn't be at all surprising t
i, hear that Ballinger has decided to CON
:. plete an irrigation project for the mort
. pole. Since he turned the Malheur pre-
iect down he is apt to do anything
; Weiser American.
: Owing to quite an amount of unfnisl
h ed business it will be impossible for The
d II. Philip to leave as soon as he e,
$ pected, and therefore will be compel,
Of to stay longer. IN the meantime t
Iy reduction Of prices will remain the san
a, for which list will be made throu
y. the Nugget.