The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-11-25
WEEKS LOCAL
HAPPENINGS

goods
Boys Underwear, S5 and 40 cts. per
garment, S. G. s. Co.
Little Martin Dunham is a little better,
but improving very slowly
Mens' and Boys Sweaters and Tecl
Ties at Cost. S. G. S. Co.
A good First Glass Family Sewing Ma
chine for sale cheep at G. R. Sweeney.
ANY business settlements or dealings
with Theo. H Philip Will be appreciat-
. ed by Decl. 1909
An excellent assortment of dolls, toys
and all kinds Of Christmas goods may be
found at ] w Rowetts.
II. N. Goble has sold his ranch on
Reynolds creek to Mr.. Azveda and will
move to Boise for the winter.
The dam to Fred Ulmer's ice pond was
considerably injured by the unusual high
water at this time Of the year.
Cut glass, iewelry Of all kinds and pat
terms, clocks, watches silver-wear and
umbrellas at the Silver City Jewelry Store.
The latest thing in fancy pictures, Pas
eel paintings and all kinds Of Christmas
presents just received at A. A. Getchells'.
Cranberies, preserved and stfIed figs
and dates; Bulk olives, fancy table
sauces and pickles for Thanksgiving,
S. 9. S. Co.
The unusual amount Of rain we have
been having dusing the past week caused
high water which did considerable dam
age to the roads.
We have been having regular web-foot
weather for the past two weeks and it just
rains most any old time without any just
cause or proyocation.
Arrangements are being made by the
Union Sunday School to give an enter
tainment on Christmas eve with Christ
mas tree for the little ones.
Mr.. Ed. Catlow came in froa. their
ranch at Alvoid last week to visit with his
family on his way to the railroad after
supplies, but has been detained by the
stormy weather.
Mrs. Fred Crete suffered dislocation
Of her left arm at the shoulder Joint by
fall last Friday evening This is quite
a severe injury to one Of her age, but
she is improving nicely.
Mrs. |. j. Gardner returned to Nampa
Tuesday morning. Mr.. Gardner being
detained few days longer on business
viii follow later. They expect to make
their home in Nampa for the present.
There viii be dance on Friday even
ing, December 3rd at the odd Fellows
hall on Reynolds Creek, given by the
ladies of that neighborhood in honor Of
Mr., and Mrs. H. N, Goble. All are
invited.
Our son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Fegtly arrived last evening from their
ranch at Watson on the Owyhee, for
few days visit. They report the roads in
a very bad condition as the rain has been
falling elsewhere than in Silver City, and
that the Owyhee river is unusually high
lot Jnls thle OF bne year.
Mr.. F. McCrea Of New Plymouth
came up last week to work in the mines
during the winter. He reports every
thing prosperous in the neighborhood OF
New Plymouth and says that the Garden
of Eden would have been located in that
neighborhood if the irrigation project
had been built before Adams time.
The Lewiston Commercial Club is out
for proper commemoration, in 1918, Of
the anniversary of the establishment of
Idaho Territory as that date viii be the fif-
tieth anniversary of that important event
and also Of the granting of the first Char
ter to the city of Lewiston, which was the
first capital of the Territory. The coop
GRAFTON Of state administration and other
instituons of the state is requested.
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lished in this country. It is LaFolIette's.
The coming session Of congress promises
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