The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-01-06
WEEKS LOCAL
HAPPENINGS
See sweeney's new Suits.


nolds creek yesterday.
A bargain in first class Sewing
Machine at G. r. Sweeney.
An up-to-date line in Four-in-hand,
Open-end and Bat Wing ties, S. @. S. Co.
Mr.. Beaton had a slight attack of heart
failure, yesterday, but is much better
to day.
Barney Malloy was in Silver to day
making proof of labor on mining claims
near DeLamar.
Prof. Brsdfield and Mrs. Avery re-
turned from the teachers meeting at
Boise last Saturday.
Matt Zeppa, miner who iormely
worked at Rich Gulch mine, died recent
ly at the hospital in Boise.
Combination Initial Handkerchiefs,
and the new swell initial silk handker-
chiefs at the S. @. S. Co.
An excellent assortment of dolls, toys
and all kinds of Christmas goods may be
found at j. w. Rowetts.
Married, William H. Townsend of
Wagontown, to Ruth Bell Hayes Of De-
Lamar on Christmas evening.
Ernest Rowett and Garnet Jeffery re-
turned to Ogden this morning to resume
their studies in business college.
Cut glass, jewelry of all kinds and pat
terms, clocks, watches silver-wear and
umbrellas at the Silver City Jewelry Store.
State Senator Freehafer, charged with
violating the snti-pass law, was unani-
mously acquitted by the jury after being
out only few minutes.
The goods manufactured by the Silver
City Cigar Co. are all Union Made and
guaranteed. Dealers who handle their
goods always have satisfied customers.
Mrs. Rowena Osborne, that was, is
now Miss Rowena Hays again, came
home on short visit last Thursday and
left again for her school at Bruneau on
Monday morning.
Joe. Hutchinson came in on last
Fridays stage but only stayed over one
night and with Mrs. Hutchinson left on
Saturday morning for Goldfield where
Mr.. Hutchinson is extensively interested
in mines.
2S above zero, as we go to press, but
1t has been quite cool of nights lately the
murcury dropping little below zero the
last few nights, but the cold spell seems
broken and once more we are having our
usual pleasant winter weather.
Peter Adams, pioneer miner of this
western country who has some very val
liable property near DeLamar, Idaho
has been doing his yearly assessment
work was in the city filing proof of yearly
labor, and made this office pleasant
call.
Our patrons will please take notice
that the New year has arrived and we
need to eat and pay our bills. The sub
scription price of the Nugget is only e2 if
paid in advance; If not the price is the
same as of yore,sS per year.
School will open again on next Monday.
This is tough on the kids who are having
such excellent sport coasting, skating
and skeeing. But then one cannot al
ways play, and as they have had two
weeks vacation and the finest winter
weather in which to enjoy it the children
should be satisfied.
Dorthy, the daughter Of DR.. and Mrs.
w. r. Hamilton, is very i'll with pneu-
honia. It is believed, however, that the
crisis has passed and that she is now on
the road to recovery. -Psyette Exchange.
The many friends that little Dorthy
and her parents have in this community
earnestly hope that she may speadly re-
cover and soon regain her usual health.
The preliminary hearing of S. H.
Jones for shooting in a saloon in Bruneau
in which he was charged with assault
with deadly weapon resulting in his
being turned loose, as the evidence did
not show sufficient facts to justify his be-
ing held on that charge. The party max
ing out complaint should never try to
prove that a greater crime was COM
mitted than can be easily proven, but
try and hold for lesser charge that can
be easily proven. Still there may have
been some important facts in the case
that were not brought out in the evi-
denee.