The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1911-11-02
WEEKS LOCAL
HAPPENINGS

to straighten out out our mailing list we
have this week sent out bills 10 all Of
our subscribers who according to the
books to which we fell heir are delin
quent in their subscriptions. We can
not by any means guarantee that these
accounts are correct tits quite possible
that some have paid beyond the date
shown on the books, in consequence Of
their payment not having been entered
at the time paid and then forgotten
afterwards. Onr subscribers will confer
favor on us by notifying us in such
event. Just tell us that you are paid to
such snd-such date. That's all that
is necessary. Wen do the rest. If the
bill is correct, we trust our subscribers
will pay up promptly, as we want to
give you good paper and only can do
SO by receiving the pay from you for
our work
0wyhee County came nearly losing an
efficient officer and Silver City an esteemed
citizen, on Wednesday morning when
Deputy Sheriff Hansen had his head cut
open By the fall Of pile Of lumber 1t
appears that Mr.. Hanson was "sayin'
nothin and saving wood when the pile
let loose. He Immediately stopped saw
ing wood and said something There
were ladies present when he told us about
it, 50 he wouldn't state what be said. An
ugly cash on the top Of his head remains
as a memento Of the accident.
Della Schuyler returned to Silver on
Thursday. She spent week in Boise.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith Of Pleasant Valley
were Silver City visitors on Friday.
Rev. Booth Of Nampa, who performed
the ceremony at the Williams. wedding
last week at Jordan Valley, returned to
Nampa Friday by way Of Silver City.
Sam Drollinger was visiting his friends
and relatives in Silver Sunday.
Miss Mary Hicks and VIM. Healy drove
down to Jordan Valley on Saturday
ehaperoned by Mrs. Weston. The party
had pleasant time, returning in time
forsupper Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Fong while Harvesting broncho,
last week, was kicked just few feet
north OF the corn crib.
Billy Parr, the Murphy blacksmith,
was kicked by a horse Monday and his
leg broken.
Mrs. Farrell Of DeLamar and Ed, Nc
Cough Of Dewey left on Monday morn
ing's stage.
Mrs. A. F. Canter, who has ranch al
Jordan Valley, has returned to Caldwell
to live. Clyde Foster has been left il
charge Of the Canter ranch.
Dow Dunning was elected vice-presi
dent for Owyhee County OF the newly.
organized "Idaho Single Tax League" I"
George Crocheron of Bruneau, an ole
subscriber Of the Nugget, was an over
night visitor in Silver on Monday.
Phil V. Helm came in on Monday
stage. Mr.. Helm is hide buyer and rep
resents Bessinger & Co., OF Boise.
The winter schedule on the Idah,
Northern went into effect on Monday
In consequence the stage arrives consider
ably earlier every day.
Commissioner R. J. Clifford transacte,
business in Nampa last Thursday.
Caldwell, Col, E. R. Place OF Cald
well has closed deal whereby he come
into possession of 200, 900 acres Of lam
between Ontario, Ore, and Burns, Ore.
The strenuous colonel intends to adver
tise these lands and sell them on lon
payments and at low prices. Henry W
Dorman, the noted Caldwell pomologisl
will have charge Of the sales, with head
quarters at Vale, Oregon.