The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-03-14
WEEKS LOCAL
HAPPENINGS

Eegtly for legal publications in the Nugget
prior to date Of Oct. II, 1911, are request
ed to pay the same at the office Of VIM
Healy
Dear, dearI" sighed the young widow
as she stepped into the parlour and found
that the wind had blown over the vase
containing her husbands ashes, just re-
turned from the crematorium. Dear,
dear, it's just like Henry to throw his
ashes all over my best rug
School supt. Mrs. Avery returned on
Tuesday night after trip to Boise, Bru-
neau and Grand View. She attended the
big educational meetings at the latter
places, which were very successful. We
hope to be able to give an extended re-
view of these meetings in our next issue.
The stage was very late on Tuesday
night on account Of heavy going at the
other end and the fierce storm encounter
ed at this end. Time and again stop
had to be made to dig the wheels out and
it was nearly half past eight before town
was reached. 1t took six hours to get
from Murphy to the station.
The week was one Of continual storm
at Silver City, usually with sunshiny
mornings and afternoons and nights OF
heavy driving snow. An immense amount
of snow has fallen during the week,
''Why did you leave the room 50
hurriedly?' was asked Of a young wife
at party recently. Because" she re-
piled, "John is beginning to talk about
the weather. | approve Of what he is
going to say, but do not think it proper
for me to hear it.
According to an item in the Caldwell
News, Homedale folk intend 10 build
new schoolhouse to cost in the neighbor-
hood Of twelve or fifteen thousand dollars.
That's going some for Owyhee County.
The latest nominations by the Idaho
Hotel Cozy Corner Club are those Of
Jack Hore of DeLamar and Jack Ward
Of Silver for sheriff and VIM Belcher for
prosecuting attorney. The Ladies Club
tried to nominate Getchell for Assessor
bnt it was voted down and Chicken Dick
got the nomination.
Angus Mcdonnell, formerly of the
Jordan Valley Hotel, spent Saturday and
Sunday in Silver and left on Monday s
stage with Mrs. Mcdonnell for Boise.
Mrs. J. L. Smith left on Monday morn
ing's stage for Middleton, where she ex-
poets to make an extended stay. The
barber shop will now beropen night and
day, especially the former
DR.. Farrar and NJ. M. Krieg came up
Monday from De Lamar. They returned
home the same evening
Mr. Helm, the De Lamar merchant,
spent Monday in Silver and left on Tues
day morning stage for Boise with hi.
little daughter, Dorothy
Mr.. and Mrs. J. @. Connors and Alice
left bright and early Tuesday morning Of
visit to Ted at the Jordan Valley ranch
They exect to be away several days.
Silver is now equipped with seconC
barber shop. E. f. Ganow opened VI
for business in the old shop belonging t.
Mike Rock on Tuesday morning. Mr.
Ganow is brother Of the Dewey electri
cal man.
Several bundles of laundry awaiting tn
owners at the Nugget office. Call an,
get them. Basket will 60 out again soon
Mrs. George Setback left this mornin
for the Bergh mine above Reynolds Cree
where she will exercise the culinary ar
for the benefit of the company at tina
point.
Turn that old machine in for ne'
model Oliver. We allow full Cash Yalu
for old typewriters in exchange. Nugge
agency.