The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-01-08
THE LOCAL NEWS.


Washboards at Philipp's.
Miss Marie Paul visited in Silver from
Monday to Wednesday Of this week.
Some new novelties in stoves at Phil
lpp's.
Our representative, Mr.. Dunning, has
been placed on two very important com
mittees in the legislature.
The Nampa Iron Works will pay the
highest cash price for scrap Cast iron.
J. E. Masters went to Weiser last Mon
day to meet the directors Of the Potosi
Mining company.
Born:-To wife of Chas. Miller at Sill
yer City, Tuesday, Dec. 20, 1908, ten
pound girl.
A complete assortment of fine Crockery
and beautiful pattern of glassware at
very low prices at Philips Hardware
Store.
Wanted: Scrap Cast iron at the Nam
pa Foundry. We will pay the highest
cash price for scrap cast iron. Nampa
Iron Works, Ltd
Mrs. Q. 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.
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.
The excellent coffee served to the men
who assisted in fighting the fire here re-
Gently was provided by Mrs. Valverde, tc
whom much praise must be given for hel
forethought and generosity in providing
this needed stimulant to the men.
John Lamb, one of the presidential
electors for Idaho, went to Boise to meet
the other electors, where they will de
eide which one is to convey the electora
vote of this state to Washington, and tC
divide the money that goes to the presi
Dental electors.
We have the honor and pleasure o
notifying you that Holy Mass will be reac
at the Church of Our Lady of Tears, Sill
yer City, January 18th, 100, at a. m
and at IL o'clock a. m. Kindly invit'
your relatives and friends to be present
Jos. Dreyer, S. M.
The manager of the Trade Dollar Min
ing company, Mr.. Irwin, generously sen
all the men employed by his company t,
Silver to assist in fighting the recent fire
as soon as he learned of the confagration
By the aid of the miners from the Trad
Dollar, Potosi, Banner and other mine
the flames were soon under control. Th
citizens of Silver City will not forget tn
ready assistance rendered.
Quite heavy fall Of snow during th
last week, followed by rain, caused sev
eral dangerous snow slides during th
past few days. but luckily no one wa
hurt, nor any property damaged. Thre
are reported between town and the Ban
ner mill, and one just back of Silver be
tween town and the M. M. and M. Go
property, that came down within 75 0
100 yards of Elisha Lewis house.
Having lost very heavily in the recen
fire, it VIII be necessary for me to colleC
all my outstanding accounts. Those in
debted to me will please come forward q
once and settle, as can not be lenier
any longer. With many thanks to tn
willing hands that did their best to sav
my property and extinguish the flames,
remain, Michael Rock.
Our beautiful winter still continues an
while many parts of the country are ha,
ing bhzzards, extremely cold weather
earthquakes and all such things, we al
enjoying one of the finest winters imagi1
able. Of course, it SHOWS OCCASIONAL
and the wind keeps up a pretty goo
cloud of snow which fills the roads an
trails, and all that sort of thing commo
to a high mountain country. So takin
it all in all we are glad we are living
such healthy climate