The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-01-20
WEEKS LOCAL
HAPPENINGS

Henry Olson went on shift at the Rich
Gulch yesterday morning.
A bargain in a first class Sewing
Machine at G. r. Sweeney.
Little David Brown was suffering from
an attack of tonsillitis last week
Peter Steele left Monday morning for
Minneapolis and other points in the east.
An up-to-date line in Four-in-hand,
Open-end and Bat Wing ties, S. G. S. Co.
A good First Glass Family Sewing Ma
chine for sale cheep at G. R. Sweeney.
"Gone with handsomer man" is the
report from the Italian quartes at De-
Lamar.
Combination Initial Handkerchiefs,
and the new swell initial silk handker-
chiefs at the S. G. S. Co.
Mrs. Fred Crete Sr. is reported as
having been taken sick last Saturday
night, but is much better at present.
Reynolds will give free dance, Friday
evening January, 9th. AS the sIeighing
is fine they will look for a large crowd
from Silver.
The County Commissioners completed
their labors for this session on Monday
evening and Commissioners Harley and
Mcdowell left on Tuesdays stage,
The goods manufactured by the Silver
City Cigar Co. are all Union Made and
guaranteed Dealers who handle their
goods always have satisfied customers.
Good snappy cold weather has been
served by the weather-man for some time,
and if Old Chinook don't get in his work
pretty soon the losses in livestock will
be heavy.
Lost:-Between Mr.. G. M. Hays resi-
dence and the Idaho Hotel in Silver City,
Coral Cameo broach with pearls in
each corner. Finder win please return
to Mrs. Alma Beeman.
The U. S. Revenue officer came in last
evening and was looking after the duties
of his office So far he has not visited
this Office to see if we have broken the
seal on the can of ink recently received.
'Old Ben," Carrie Hastings pet dog
is no more. He died last evening from
some unknown cause, probably pneu-
monia. Ben was general favorite with
all and has been fixture in Silver for
many years.
Jack Anderson one OF the jolly young
miners at the Black Jack, is taking a
vacation. He had the Nugget sent to
his father, Peter Anderson, in Sweden.
AS it was not cold enough in Silver, to
suit Jack he went over to Boise for a
few days.
The X. P. Lodge and the Pythian Sis
ters have installed their officers but we
have been unable to procure list OF the
officers installed. Each lodge gave an
entertainment to their friends after in
stsllation. List Of officers will be pub
lished next week.
Joe. Minegassner is imployed to tighten
the burdens and keep up the spirits of
the Banner crew where he makes the
"Welkin ring' on his way to the mine
and the tunnel resound with his melodi-
GUS voice with Are you there Mar
riority."
We have published an article from
the Boise Statesman in order that our
readers in the east and London may see
what practical business men in other
parts OF the state think Of this mining
camp. Our local readers, know OF our
rich ore deposits and have probably read
the article in the Stategman.
M. M. Hanson, and family of the Black
Jack, will soon take their departure for
Ohio, where they will reside in the future.
Mr.. Hanson expects to go to farming,
and raise hogs, corn, ETC., and become a
millionair farmer Tue Nugget wishes
them the best of success. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hanson will be sadly missed by their
many friends in this vicinity
At the entertainment given by the
Eagles on last Thursday evening we were
pleased to see quite number of guests
from Dewey, DeLamar and other sur
rounding towns. From DeLamar we're
Mr.. and Mrs. John Paulding, Mrs. Bach
elder, Miss Downs, Mr.. Mcdonald, Mr..
McClusky, Miss Mcdonald, Mr.. Benonie,
Mr.. Middleton and others. The fun
loving young people are assured OF a
good time when attending an entertain
ment given by the Eagles in SILVER City.