The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-01-04
WEEKS LOCAL
HAPPENINGS


cheap. Address Nugget Office.
Joe Negrini came in Saturday morning
and returned home on Sunday. Mr..
Negrini has nice ranch about six miles
below Flint. He reports lots Of snow in
that section, in fact more than he has
seen for many years.
Mrs. M. M. Krieg Of De Lamar visited
Silver on Saturday. While here Mrs.
Krieg renewed her allegiance to the
Nugget for another year.
L. G. King was another visitor to the
county seat from De Lamar on Saturday.
Mike Rock was sufficiently recovered
from his recent illness to leave on Sat
urday mornings stage for a brief visit to
Boise.
Professor Bradfield left on Saturday
morning to take in the Teachers Institute
at Boise. He will be absent about week.
Herbert II. Davies, the Oreana rancher,
came in on Friday to prove up on his
water rights. He made the final proof
before Judge Heer.
F. M. St Clair, father Of our County
Recorder, has been down for some time
with rheumatism. He is a little better
now.
Probate Judge Heer has been very busy
lately with the work Of his court in re-
lation to the settling up of estates.
John Howard, who is holding down
ranch in the section below Flint, was in
Silver on Saturday.
Dow Dunning favored Silver with his
presence on Saturday, coming in from
South Mountain. Mr.. Dunning is the
representative OF Owyhee County in the
State Legislature, and will shortly leave
for Boise to attend the special session.
The ten-day snowstorm with which
Silver has heen visited passed into history
together with the old year In the closing
hours of 1911 the storm ceased, the moon
came out and New Years morn blushed
rosy with bright sunshine, happy augury
Of year full Of promise at It's inception
and certain to become historic, both in
the state and nation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickins spent Watch
night and New Years day with the steeles
at the Banner.
Charles Crete gave New Years party
at his residence Sunday night.
Silverites woke up late on Monday
morning, with the exception of Judge
Heer, who was at his post Of duty before
the stage left. Asher Getchell got up for
the mail and then went back to bed
again. At ten A. M. the town reminded
one Of Goldsmith's Deserted Village.
The Spanish restaurant was the scene
Of a New Years ball on Sunday night
that is said to have been Of right
breezy nature. A big crowd assembled to
take in the fun. Up to date eight or ten
Of the male population have proved alibis.
We haven't space for list of the guests.
AS soon as the afidavits are complete we
may Publish list Of those NOT present.
Fortunately Parker did not show up.
Mrs. Myrtle Shea of Silver together with
Mrs. f. H. Dewey, Miss Geraldine Dewey
Mrs. N. Hastings and Miss Carrie Hast
ings were entertained at luncheon at the
home Of Professor II. T. French, secretary
OF the Caldwell Commercial Club, on
Wednesday noon. The entire day was
spent in Caldwell, the guests coming from
Nampa on a special train to Middleton,
connecting with the Interuban and re-
turning on the pony at night.
An of the Owyhee County teachers and
principals and supt Avery are attending
the Institute in Boise this week, which
commenced its sessions on Monday. The
institute completes its work tomorrow