The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-03-10
WEEKS LOCAL
HAPPENINGS

~ 10 -i'e1 S1AitNNt.
What is SO rare as a pleasant week in
March?
Frank Hulett has gone to Boise on a
business trip.
The wedding bells will be ringing in
Murphy soon, so it is said
Mrs. chas. Parry, Of Dewey, is report
ed to be on the sick list.
Caesar Cordia was up here from De-
Lamar, the first Of the week looking after
his property.
Louis Crete, who has spent the past
two weeks or more in Boise, returned
home Tuesday evening.
~ Bill Feeney, who has been absent from
our city for some time, is here again call
ing on old time acquaintances
Henry Q. Mauritz, who for some months
past has been employed at the Banner
mine, took his departure from here Tues
day
+ 4. Branca' two little children are
reported to be quite i'll from what appears
to be ptomaine poison, but are reported
to be improving.
Abel Berg returned last evening after
spending week in Boise, and visiting
with Adolph Brunzell and family on their
ranch, near Nampa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Conway, OF
DeLamar, are the proud possessors Of a
baby girl born to them on the 9Th instant.
Dr. I. D. Farrer officiating.
Barney Matheson, the joviaI superin-
tendent Of the mining department Of the
Trade Dollar company, returned last eve
ming from a visit to his family in Boise.
John Wedlan, for long time employ
ed by the Trade Dollar company as watch
man at the Bonneville boarding house.
lett here for Boise the first OF the week.
We wish that some OF our delinquent
subscribers would drop in to our shop
and pay us what is due, 50 that we could
get the wherewith to buy new latch for
our front door.
Dennis Carter, an old civil war veteran
who has made his home here off and on
for number Of years, is in town again
after having spent the greater part Of the
winter in the valley.
NoTICE.-A few days before Easter
Mrs. Samuel Sloper will have on display
at her home in DeLamar, full and com
plete line OF up-to-date ladies', Misses
children's and infants headwear.
Theo H. Philip, our hardware mer-
chant, returned to Silver City yesterday,
after a 7 weeks vacation, during which
time he visited many places Of interest.
Mr., Philip is much improved in health
and his trip has done him much good.
James Demming was in from Boulder
last Monday and reports the weather fine
and their mining property improving in
every respect as the development work
proceeds. Mr.. Demming had not been
in from their camp for several months.
Neal Shea came up from Jordan Valley
last Saturday, and is now busying himself
nursing the mumps which has confined
him to his room. We feel confident,
however, that with the present care and
attention he is now having, he will soon
be well again.
Word has reached us that little Flor
ence Petit, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. O.
A. Petit, formerly of this place, but now
OF Logansport, Indiana, is quite i'll with
typhoid fever. Nugget in behalf Of the
family's many friends here, hope for her
speedy recovery.
1t looks as though Boise and the rail
road promoters were getting down to
something practicable now The pro-
moters are not making impracticable de-
mands and the Boise people are talking
good sense. Owyhee will get better rail-
road service and it looks as if Boise will
be on the line.
Joe Turtle, the Silver City assayer,
mineralogist, mining inspector and all
around good fellow was out to Murphy to
meet some mining men, and in company
with ye editor, visited the Sterling and
Whitaker property known as the Black