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The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-01-25
News OF DELAMAR

The storm was too much for the De
Lamar stage driver so he quit and
Charlie Minor is driving in his place now.
Some of the women Of De Lamar are
giving Leap Year Dance on Friday
10th, at the schoolhouse. The ladies'
are to invite the gentlemen to dance and
to supper and hope that the genAlsmen
will act in a ladylike manner.
Mr.. John Anderson returned after
visit to Boise. He chose very bad
time to come in and had to walk in
from Booneyille as the stage was unable
to get in for many hours.
Mrs. A. G. Normington who had
severe attack Of appendicitis is improv-
ing and is able to up and around.
Six coyotes were seen on Sunday near
the tram. They are probably having a
hard time to get food with SO much
snow on the ground.
George Tillet, while working on his
bobs, cut one of the fingers on his right
hand nearly down to the bone, but it
seems to be healing.
Richard Temby, in trying to avoid
another sled, turned his bobs up the
bank and broke them all to pieces.
Mr.. sloper gave dance in his hall
last Saturday night, which lasted until
two O'Clock. Mr.. Ballot and Mr. Cox
furnished the music, assisted by two
accordions and Ernest sloper, who play
ed the drum.
Miss Sebern's room got the banner for
the highest attendance for the month Of
January. This makes the third month
that the primary room has had it.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-01-25

Deputy Sheriff Hanson received a
warrant sworn out by Chas. F Simmons
Of Enterprise against E. G. Sibbald, on
charge Of grand larceny in the sum Of
$4,000, which he is accused Of obtaining
under false pretences and Of jumping a
board bill.
Mr.. Hanson used the phone to good
effect and located his man yesterday at
Nampa. The officers there are holding
the man at his request. The Deputy
went out this morning to get the man,
who will be taken to Wilson for pre-
liminary hearing, before Justice of the
Peace James Prior of that precinct.
Prosecutor Healy will 60 to Wilson to
represent the State
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-01-25
The banner

Mr.. Steele left on Tuesday morning for
trip east He will visit Winnipeg first
and thence will 60 to Minneapolis,
Scranton and New York, and probably
other points before he returns. The
trip is being made in the interests of the
Company.
In an interview before leaving, Mr..
Steele said that prospects at the Banner
were never better He said that there
is lots Of ore in sight but owing to the
deep SHOWS it is impossible to get it to
the MILL AS before stated, they are get
ting some specially rich ore now from
the two hundred level A good shoot
has been opened up between 80 and 100
feet and still continues on in the face of
the drift.
Work is being pushed along with two
machine drills and will be continued all
winter. Mr.. Steele stated that as soon
as he gets back work will be started on
the mill level tunnel. raise will be
made to connect with the 200 level, which
will give better air and cheaper handling.
1t is thought that development Of the
mill level tunnel win produce some very
good results
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-01-25
ITEMS FROM OREANA

Mrs. Geo. Ulrich gave card party at
the hotel Friday. There were seven
tables and every one seemed to have lad
an ENJOYABLE time. Mrs Lion Pritchard
won ladies first prize. and Mrs. Ralph
Pritchard BOBBY; Mr.. Ralph Pritchard
gentlemans first and Mr.. Adcock BOBBY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil returned Wednesday
evening from Boise where Mrs. Neil has
been with ]. Lee, who had bis tonsils
removed.
Mas. Leonard Ulrich left Wednesday
for Grandview. She hopes to start home
to silverton, Oregon, soon.
The Mutual Culture Society," of Ore
ana meets tomorrow evening Saturday.
Castle Creek Lyceum last week was
very interesting. Oreana people regret
ted much they could not attend on ac-
count Of the swollen streams and disgree-
able weather. We hope to attend next
week. Their debate being; Resolved
that the saloon licenses shall not go to
the sustenance Of the schools.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Terrence entertained
crowd of young people Wednesday
evening. Those present were Mr.. Rob-
ert Kelly. Mr.. Harry Matthews, Miss
Violet Glover and Miss Ada Matthews.
A "Leap Year, bali at Grandview
next Friday evening (26th.)
Mr.. Ted Mickey is now cooking for
Mr.. Neil.
Mr.. and Mrs. Molitor, former residents
of the Neil ranch, have lett the vicinity.
Mr.. Geo. Deval has returned from his
trip to Walla Walla on the Cotes case.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-01-25
Warrants Issued

We are informed that the following
warrants have been issued or will be
issued in the near future:
Against three attendants at the recent
meeting Of the Owyhee Bar Association
who did not get home until six a. M.
Against Jess Ward and Arthur Sny-
der. The otfense charged against these
young men is that they did an amount
Of unlawful assessment work on the
Venus claims.
Against DR.. Schuyler. Offense-too fat.
Against Paul Nelson for losing too
many games Of razzle-dazzle.
Against Lem York for not sending
every body in town calendar.
Against three Silverites Tor not having
paid their subscriptions to the Nugget
Names later.
Against Asher Getchell for misbrand-
ed Welsh Rarebit.
Against Cash Cook for possessing a
guilty conscience.
Against Charley Crete for drinking
tea out of silver teapot.
Against Fritz Schliefer for whitewash-
ing out of season.
Against Andy Swan for locating the
front of his stove at the back.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-01-25
Sues Mining Company

The Bibbins-Myer Company Of Silver
City has brought suit against the Me-
tallic NJ & M. Go. for the sum Of 1929. .95.
The complaint recites twelve different
causes OF action and includes claims as
signed to Bibbns- Myer by the Trade
Dollar Extension Co., Murphy Lumber
Co., Ed Matheson, Gardner Bros, Fred
Weber, John S. Hawes, w. S. Cook,
F. W. Hulett, J. w. G. Smith, and A.
f. Stevens.
The claims are all for services and
material rendered and sold to the mining
company at the time they were running
in Silver.
Judgment is asked and an attachment
will be issued.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-01-25

Five dollars down buys the best type
writer on eatrh, brand new and the latest
Oliver Then five dollars month till
its paid for. Nugget office, agent.
joaquin Bernardo OF Jordan Valley was
in Silver on Tuesday as witness in a
citizenship case before Judge Heer He
visited Nugget and subscribed for the
paper while here.
They are telling a good one on Mr..
Mcdonnell Of De Lamar It appears
that after reading the story in Nugget
about the trip from De Lamar to attend
Masonic Lodge, the gentleman referred
to remarked that his chest had swelled
considerably. His daughter remarked: :
"No, pop, the trouble is in your head. )"
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-01-25
Pleasant Party

The members Of the Sunday School
Class Of which P. G. Williams is the
honored instructor spent the evening
with him in his elegant bachelor quart
ers at the Idaho Hotel on Monday eve
ming The occasion was the hosts
twenty fifth birthday. Good things to
eat there were 10 princely abundance.
Hot tamales and crackers and Sweitzer
cheese Wed with stuffed olives and
sliced ham for popular favor. Tea out
OF solid silver teapot, and water out Of
solid glass watering pot, at intervals
quenched the thirst Of the class -and at
that they seem to be thirsty bunch.
Peter Steel was there and enjoyed
himself. About half way down the eve
ming he got up and bade the host pro-
found farewell In surprise Pete was
asked why he was going SO early. He
said he wasn't going but thought he'd
better tell p @. goodnight "while l
know ye."
John St Clair was there too and recited
an affecting little piece about minister
who fell from grace and why. The moral
he drew therefrom was good for the
minds and consciences Of the class.
Official sanction to the occasion was
contributed by the presence Commits
sioner G. H. Crete, who said he was for
Champ Clark and then went to sleep.
Mr.. Dickens and Bill Healy and Cash
Cook were all there and congratulated
the host upon having reached the twenty
fifth milesone without being hung. The
balance of those present didn't say any
thing.
The gathering broke up soon after
midnight and the scholars went home
delighted with most pleasant evening,
or at least most Of them went home-two
'or three staid behind to hold Demo
cratic caucus.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-01-25
Surprised Mrs. Heer

Twenty-four ladies took the Heer
house by storm on Monday evening,
when a well-planned surprise party vis-
tied the residence of the Probate Judge
and had a good time. 1t has been said
that the party was organized so as to
allow the men to attend the Williams
stag but that faint SO.
The surprise was complete and most
enjoyable evening was spent at whist,
followed by refreshments Six tables
were set out and first prize was won by
Mrs. Eisenhart, the BOBBY prize going
to Mrs. Lewis.
The following ladies met at the home
Of Mrs. Weston and joined in the parade
70 the Heer house !. .Mesdames Bachelor,
Brumbaugh, Brooks, Dickens, Steele,
Lewis Sr., Eisenhart, Connors, Droll-
niger, Rodgers, Stoddard Sr., Maxon,
Slattery, Weston, Rood, Gardner, Lewis
Jr., Stoddard Jr., O'Neil, Schuyler
Townsend, Avery, Shea and Burroughs.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-01-25
GRAND View NOTES

Last Friday evening number of
people conspired against A. E. Bailey
and family and planned a surprise on
them. Although it was rainy night
a crowd Of about forty was present and
saw the plan materialized, as the sur
prise was complete. Refreshments were
taken along and dantily served by some
Of the young people, after games and
conversation had been enjoyed. Mr., and
Mrs. Bailey we're delightful entertainers
and all departed with feeling of having
had a most pleasant evening.
Mrs. L. Z. Ulrich, who has been visit
ing relatives and friends here for the
past month will return to her nome
at silverton, Oregon, within few days.
A leap year dance will be given in the
Modern Woodmen Hall at the lower end
of the Valley, Friday, Jan. 26. 1t is to
be managed entirely by the ladies'.
A hard time dance will be given at
Grand View, Feb. 14th, Every one is
invited.
Work at the Bruneau dam has been
going steadily on in spite Of the bad
weather.
The contest at the Sunday School be-
tween the Reds and Blues closed last
Sunday wirh honors equally divided,
each having been successful on one Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bennett have moved
from Grand View and are now up near
the Bruneau dam.
DR.. Blundell, the eye specialist, spent
last Friday in Grand View.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-01-25
Observation-Disclosures Free

On Feb. l DR.. Buttner, of the Boise
firm Of Buttner & Cohn, Dentists, will
be at the Idaho Hotel and win remain
a few days. All kinds Of Dental Work
at reasonable prices, Specialists in
Porcelain Work, Diseases of the Mouth
and Oral Surgery. Irregular teeth strai
ghtened, Loose Teeth made tight and
serviceable. All work done as nearly
without pain as possible by modern
methods We have the best equipped
Office in the state. We guarantee that
our Instruments are sterilized. that our
charges are reasonable, and that our
work win satisfy you. 2t
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-01-25
How,s This :

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
f. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known r. J.
Cheney for the last Is years. and believe
him perfectly honorable in al business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
Toledo o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. Testimonials
sent free. Price % cents per bottle. Sold
by oil DRUGGISTS
Take --a.a . L t4al.ly Pills for constipation.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-01-25

Jose Mallea of South Mountain was IN
town Tuesday to make application for
final naturalization papers
A letter from Asa Baldwin states that
he is in Boise and will return to Silver as
soon as the weather moderates.
Word was received yesterday that Mrs.
Winchester is very sick at the Brunzell
Ranch on Reynolds Creek Tom and
Charlie Winchester started out late last
night to drive over
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-01-25
LOCAL MINING NEWS


The annual business meeting of the
Golden Grown Mining Company was
hsld at Nampa last week. ]. w. Conley
was elected president for the ensuing
year; DR.. P M. Bloom, vice president; !;
w. H. Mankey treasurer; and DIR. H. p
Ross, secretary. A thirteen-cent assess
ment was collected and plans discussed
for resuming entire operations at the
mine as soon as the weather will permit
in the spring.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-01-25

YOU-you're long way behind, pay
up A grocer cant sell you goods for
nothing and live, neither can publisher.
A letter from 0. A. Petit, who is living
at Port Angeles, Wash, says that a recent
snowstorm at that place makes us home.
sick for Silver" Mr.. Petit speaks highly
of the climate Of that part Of Washington.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-01-25
News oFHoT SPRINGS

Little Sarah Lewis is on the sick list
again this week.
On account Of the Minister not getting
to Hot Spring Sunday large crowd was
disappointed. Hope we will have
better roads by the next Sunday.
Miss Lillian Robertson is absent today
on account of sickness.
Miss Edna Collins, who wrote "How
Donna Saved Her Sister," was born ia
small village called Rosebud, Montana,
and there she remained until six years
of age. She then moved to Idaho.
She loves TO read stories to her two
sisters and one brother, and also enjoys
writing them.
How Donna Saved Her Sister
Baby Nell lay fast asleep in her home
made cradle and sweet little face it was
which nestled on the pillow, soft little
hand lay on the coverlet which was
spread over her. At tile foot OF the
cradle sat Donna her sister age ten,
knitting quietly and watching the face OF
the little sleeper and listening to the
melody of the song birds as they hoped
from bow to bow enjoying the sunshine
and singing their little ones to sleep.
While the gentle breezes rocked them
to and fro. In fact it was one Of those
ideal mornings which nearly ALWAYS
precede the terrible thunder storms Of
which you have possibly heard occur on
the plains of the central states. Little
Nell had been left in Donna's care while
her parents made trip to the city to
get provisions and made the last pay
ment on their little home for which they
had been struggling for several years to
save. At noon as she went to feed the
chickens the clouds seemed to be gather
ing, soon the thunder rolled, the light
ening flashed and the wind blew. She
became very much frightened.
Baby Nell seemed to understand some
thing was wrong and screamed until
Donna held her fast in her arms. Donna
had seen many cyclones and knew the
best thing to do was to run to cave but
there was none, so she took baby and
ran to deep ditch and lay fiat on her
face holding baby.
The wind blew dirt over her till it
seemed she would be buried alive. She
was afraid to look up. After little the
wind storm passed, she got up and to
her dismay the house which had been
har home as long as hecould remember
was gone. But she was happy to think
she had saved her baby sister.
When her parents came home, they
were thankful to think that God had
guided Donna and thru her had saved
both their children.
They often talk of the time when they
came SO near losing theil darlings and
in their prayers do not forget the Father
in Heaven who cared for their little ones
during heir absence.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-01-25
WEEKS LOCAL
HAPPENINGS

We want to explain one thing that
does not seem to be generally understood
Three dollars year is theprice Of Nugget,
but to encourage promptness, those who
pay STRICTLY in advance get it for two
dollars. OF course ALL subscriptions, to
every magazine or paper in the world,
are payable in advance, but so many fail
to heed the rule that we make this induce
ment.
NJ b. st Clair, who has been suffering
for some time from sciatic rheumatism
and complication Of other troubles was
considerably worse Sunday but recovered
nicely and at this writing is much better.
M. Morgan and H. L. Clyne of Flint
favored Silver City with their presence on
Tuesday.
Or. H. F. Bnttner, the well-known
B Use dentist, came in Monday and after
wards went to De Lamar.
For Sale. Second hand typewriter,
cheap. Address Nugget Office.
Barney Mattenson was down from the
Sullivan properties for weekend visit
with his metropolitan" friends in Silver.
Tnree days was enough for Barney and
he went back Sunday.
A letter received from Miss Bessie
Enerich states that she has prevailed up
on her father to spend some time in Silver
il the Sdring. Mr., Emerich is far from
we'll and she thinks the salubrious climate
OF Silver will help him.
Mrs. B. Williams and the children
went to Murphy on Saturday to join her
husband, who is working on the Sinker
Dam.
Turn that old machine in for new
model Oliver. We allow full Cash Value
for old typewriters in exchange. Nugget
agency.
The Leap Year Dance at De Lamar
proved most enjoyable and a large crowd
enjoyed the fun. Don Mcdonnell drove
over to Silver and took Leona Crete and
Charlotte Crete over. Henry Olsen and
Jack Ward accompanied Miss Olive Hicks
and Della Schuyler and other silverites
present were Messrs Ballot and Valverdi
and Frank Heer.
A, G. johnson, telephone manager at
HALEY, who has been staying in Silver
couple Of days, returned on Mondays
stage en- route for Denver Mr.. johnson
has been promoted to the main Office at
the latter place.
John Sullivan left Monday for Enter
prise, where he expects to visit tor while.
Pay up We need the money.
Bob and Don Mcdonnell and his two
sisters, Amy and Alice, drove over on
Sunday to bring Leona and Charlotte
Crete home after the Leap Year dance.
Williams party was too much for Peter
Steele. He left town next morning.
The laundry basket will go out again
early in the week. Those having bundles
In the last one, please call for same.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-01-25
Mrs. A. A. GetchelI Entertain

Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Getchell spent
Sunday in one round Of pleasure They
entertained the DR.. Schuyler family at
dinner and in the evening everybody
that's anybody ate Welsh karebit, etc,
at the Getchell home, and it goes with
out saying that everybody had good
time
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-01-25

Henry was asked by his chum how he
liked it. pretty well," said Henry.
but the young lady as took me in to
supper insulted me-" ''Insulted you,
Henry, what did she say?" ''She asked
me if my program was full, and Pm
sure had nothing but sandwich and
a cup Of coffee"
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-01-25

Mr. and Mrs. Bachelor and family
moved today to their ranch on South
Mountain, for an indefinite stay.
Roy Heer is laid up in bed with inham-
matory rheumatism.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-06

Mr.. Mikuec remembered Mr.. Feltman's first
name Charles, shown in his letter, but had for
gotten his last 1t is easy to forget names, but
can forget the comfort and satisfaction he
daily experiences in wearing Tramp Last shoes.
So he addressed his envelope to ''THE TRAMP
LAST" instead of FELTMAN'S SHOE STORE,
which is not much of omission after ALL it is
truly THE TRAMP LAST rather than FELTMAN
that has made FELTMAN'S SHOE STORE famous
That the words .'THE TRAMP LAST were suffi-
GENTLY descriptive of store is further shown by
the fact that the letter was delivered to us as
promptly if the and street address had been
correctly written in full.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-06

We are today sending to Cairo, Egypt, to Joe F.
Mikulec, the worlds greatest pedestrian, an ex-
act duplicate of the shoes he has been wearing for
the past five years in his tramp the globe all
of which he has bought at FELTMAN'S SHOE
STORE.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-06

Wele. by HE. Chao Erh Sun.
Vieeroy Of ; Eastern Prov. Of
China on June II. 1912. IN
Mukden. Manchuria
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-06

Welc. by Governor Manakin
on May u. 1912. Russian in
Vladivostok. Siberia. Il
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-06

WeIc. by HE. Baron Fukushima
Gov. Gen. at .Por Arthur (srave
Of brave). on July .. 1912
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-06

.TeIe. by HE. brave Admiral.
CHI. Togo on January II. 1912.
in Toxic. Japan.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-06
From Greenands Icy Mountains ndias Coral Strand
Femans Tramp Last Shoes Literally Tramp Around the Wo


b a Tumt
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-06

Wele. by Hon. w Cameron
Forbes. Gov. Gen. Of Philippine
Islands on October ~. 1911. IN
Manila.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-06-11
TOLD WITNESSES
TO LEAVE STATE
SAYS CO0NEY
Investigator" for McNamaras Says
Darrow Declared Franklin
Talked too Much

Los Angeles, Calf, June 10
Warning witnesse to keep out of the
state and notifying prospective juror9
in time to evade service. when
thought to be unfavorable to the de-
fense. were part Of his duties as an
investigator for the Mcnamara de-
fense, according to p. j. Cooney, who
took the stand today, in the trial. of
Clarence s. Darrow.
Under direct examination Cooney
said he had reported to Darrow that
Berts Franklin talked too much, -
that Franklin haid said to him they
will never convict b., while Balm
is, on the Jury ~
Darrow Is also under Indictment
of bribing Robert s. Balm, the. first
Juror sworn in at the trial OF James
B. Mcnamara. The defense madl
determined but futile attempts to
keep Cooney from testifying to facts
other than those directly bearing on
the Lockwood case, on which Oar
row now is being tried. The adverse
rulif,y by Judge Hutton admits any
evidence alleged. to show corruption
of Mcnamara witnesses
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-06-11
HOW l6 PERSONS
WERE SLAIN WITH AK

Colorado Springs, Colo, yH. G
Wayne. his wife and child and Mrs
A. j.. Burnham and her two children
were killed with an ak in thiel
homes, adjoihing, Sept. II last.
Monmouth, William e. Daw
'son, his wife and daughter, wer'
slain with. an. ak in their home here
Oct. last. An electric fiashlight
with the words, Colorado Springs
Sept. d." was found near the Dawson
home.
Ellsworth, Kas.--Mr. and Mrs
William Snowman and their three
children were found murdered II
their cottage Oct Is last. They hat
been slain in manner similar l.
that In which the Dawsons ant
Waynes and Burnhams had beel
killed. Charles Marzyck, who ha,
married a sister. OF Mrs. Snowman
was arrested in Kamicops, b. c., II
May, charged with the Showma,
murders. After his marriage Mar
zyck had been sent to prison TO
stealing grain. He is said to hav
Concluded on Fourth Pags.)
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-06-11
FAV0RS CONSULTING
n EXPERT FOR CUPID.
III. s, ANTRIM,
president Board Of Trade
u. Fl, GALLlGAN,
president Commercial Club.
u. B. GREANEY.

Boston, June 10.-Dr. Sarah N.
Merrick, we'll known woman nhysir
clan OF Boston, says the old method
of choosing a husband or wife has
been discovered as the cause for un-
happy marriages
1t seems there is no science in Il,
and to marry happily one must
choose ones mate scientifically. She
suggests that marriage aid bureau
be established at Washington to be
conducted by the Government wiih
counsellors iu different cities to help
men and women in making scientific
marriages; that is, compare their
rbsta ttsFsrl 15....- D. ----
IA young woman on perceiyinG
that a certain young man is about to
propose to her." says DIR. Merrick.
would simply go to the local eoHn-
seilor and in short time have q
whole history of her case