The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-04-25
WEEKS LOCAL
HAPPENINGS

Ralph scatterday and T. A. Walters
Caldwell attorneys, were in Silver City
on Friday. They had a case in Judge
Heer's court relating to the settlement oi
the Harder estate, in which the two
represented opposite sides. The case
was heard and they returned to the
County Seat of Canyon on Saturday
morning. They came in through the
worst storm Of the season but seemed to
enjoy it,
Commissioners adjourned on Thursday
after a night session and Mr.. Clifford took
the stage out on Friday morning. On
account of the storm Mr. Harley stayed
over to Saturday. He having his own
team here and not caring to run the
horses through the weather.
The editor of this paper met with a
frlghtful accident at the prayer meeting
on Sunday night last. He was trying to
get the door open, the knob came off in
his hands and he has been eating his
meals off the mantel shelf all week. For
farther particulars apply to John Crete.
a. } Lonnbeck, brother-in-law of
the late Abel Berg, came in on Friday
nights stage from New York. Mr.. Lonn-
beck came to look after the interests Of
Mr. Berg's sister, Mrs. Lonnbeck, in the
estate left by Mr.. Berg. After conferences
with the County Administrator and Others
interested, Mr.. J. E. Dickens was appoint
ed administrator of the estate.
DeLamar Oddfellows are preparing for
royal time on the occasion Of the ninety
third anniversary Of the order, which
occurs on April 26. On that date grand
ball and entertainment will be held. The
program contains some twenty numbers
and after its completion the dance viii
be held.
The Schuyler home was the scene on
Friday night Of pleasant party given in
honor Of the birthday Of Miss Della
Schuyler. According to all accounts the
young people had the time of their lives
Willard H. Austin of Wilson is making
proof on his water right to a portion OF
the waters Of Reynolds Greek. His notice
OF proof will be found in our legal
columns.
Sam silverblatt, the well-known
whiskey drummer, came in Mondoy in
search oforders for the house he represents
J.. E. Dickens was absent from his desk
at the office of the County Clerk couple
OF days this week on accounts of illness.
The property of the King Hill Irrigation
and Power company will be sold under
foreclosure by Special Master McCracken
at the Court House door of Owyhee
County in Silver City on May 2S. Notice
to this effect will be found in our legal
columns.
An editor was dying, but when the
doctor bent over, placed his ear on his
breast, and said, Poor mani Circula-
tlon almost gonel'' the dying editor
shouted: YOU'RE a liarl we have the
largest circulation in the country!p
Sabbath exercises were held ON Sunday
evening at the home of Mrs. John Crete
at which there was quite an attendance.
Mrs. Weston and other members of the
choir helped to make the evening both
pleasant and profitable. Father Marx
was expected but failed to show up. He
was present at another prayer meeting
elsewhere.
Someslxty thousand Rainbow trout are
TO be planted in Jordan Creek at once.
Half OF the consignment arrived on Mon {
lay evening and the balance came later
This will make one of the finest trout |
streams in the state when these fish grow
% omaturity. 1
Mike Rock returned on Monday after I
several days spent in the Capital City.
Dave Brumbaugh went out on Tuesday v
mornings stage bound for Boise the g
Beautiful. He intends before returning L
o spend several days at Enterprise Hot n
springs. il
A small boy was asked where was !.
'olomon's Temple. He replied: "On the
ide of his head, of course where other =
olkses' are.
l. o. Hanson is in Homedale serving >
ummons on the Jurors drawn in that =
'icinity for the term of court beginning
lay 8, Twenty-four names were drawn