The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-02-03
WEEKS LOCAL
HAPPENINGS
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Go to GetchelPs for valentines.
Mrs. Leonard was visiting in town last
Saturday.
Mrs. Bell took her departure for Boise
last Monday.
W. s. Cook and wife were down from
the Addie Mill last Saturday.
Mrs. Beeman, left for her home in
Portland last Monday morning.
Cold weather has come again and
the mercury is lowering around zero
Reports from Jordan Valley are that
the snow has about all gone off in the
valley.
Ray Williams was able to be up and
dressed last Sunday and is improving
rapidly.
Mrs F. d. Hall returned last evening
from protracted visit to friends in Boise
and Nampa.
The ice went out of the Owyhee river
on Jan. 18th with much damage to water
wheels and other property.
, The youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. d. Fry has been quite sick for the
past week but is somewhat improved at
present.
s. 7. N. Smith is reported to be much
improved in health, by Mr.. Getchell who
recently returned from Boise. Mr.. Getch-
ellis parents are still visiting in Boise.
That silent yet impressive" missive
of love and devotion that you should
send to your best girl on st. VALENTINES
day, can be found at A. A. Getchell's.
We were presented with fine mess of
fresh herring, last week, by our enter
prising merchant R. S. Halves, who keeps
fresh fish, fresh oysters and many other
delicacies not dealt in by our other mer-
chants.
We hear that Russell Adams is making
excellent progress in his school work in
Moscow, having received 100 in English,
being the only one in his class who re-
ceived this percentage, at recent ex-
animation.
A. A. Getchell returned from Boise
last Saturday, and is very well satisfied
with business conditions in Silver City,
after seeing the depression in business
that is affecting all outside points, at
this time of the year.
The following officers were installed
by the Silver City Lodge, No. 2, l. o. o.
F.: Carl Johnson, N. g.; Swan johnson,
V. g.; r. II. Leonard, Jr., Sec.; G. H.
Crete, Treas. Abel Berg, Warden; @.
G. Breedlove, conductor.
The Rebekah Lodge at this place recent
ly installed the following officers: Mrs.
]. Brunzell, N. g.; Mrs. F. Hall, v. G. !;
Mrs. E. Catlow, Sec and Mrs. w.
Hurd, Treas; Installing officer Mrs.
e. Catlow, Deputy President.
Mr.. Duval, the Cattle King of the
Boulder, passed through last evening on
his way to Jordan Valley where he is
feeding several hundred head of stock
cattle, He says that he has plenty of
hay to keepsall his stock on the feed yards
until the middle of April, II necessary,
and will not suffer any loss.
H. L. Dodds and E. F. Waite Of Jar
bidge have purchased an interest in
Harry Palmers pack train and accom-
panied by Mr.. Palmer started yesterday
for the head of the Bruneau where they
have a contract of packing supplies into
the new camp. This is an exceptionally
good packing outfit and we hope they
will make bushels of money.
G. M. SHETLAND, manager of the
Cooperative Mining and Development
Co.'S property near the Democrat was a
caller at this Office on last Monday. He
reports work progressing in good shape
at this property and that large body of
ore has been encountered. The Bergh
property near the Rooster Comb is COM
ing to the front as one of the rich mining
propositions of this Camp.
Mr.. 1. o. Hanson came in on last eve
ning's stage, and will resume his former
position in this Office. He says that he
had made his early garden, sown his lawn
grass and complicated all his spring work
before leaving his home in Pasco, Wash,
but that Silver City looks good TO him
even If it is winter here and snow on the
ground; that Mrs. Hanson is rapidly re-
covreing her health, and that the boy and
girl are the best ever. Mrs. Hanson and