The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-09-25

Grating arrived home again, on Wed
nesday, much improved.
Peter D. Medlin has sold his Della
mar residence and removed to Boon
vile, where his family viii occupy the
new house built upon the high point
east of the hotel.
You gentlemen who have not taken
out yout final papers and are prepared
to do so, do not forget that Judge
Richards will hold court in Silver City
for one day only, Oct. "a. Be on hand.
J. L. Symons, who is in here from
the Weiss placer mines on Snake river,
says they caught 400-pound sturgeon
one day last week. After hooking him
they we're three days landing him and
had whole lot of fun with him.
Saturday night DeLamar was visited
by the hardest windstorm ever known
here The Gully i'll result was sleep
less night passed by number of our
citizens who expected every momen to
lose the roof from over their heads.
The friends of Senator Dubois will
dowell enough if they will cease calling
conferences and let the tickets stand
as they are. 1t is no time to swap
horses when you are in the middle OF
the stream, as Mr.. Lincoln once re-
marked
The registration blanks, although
not all right, can be made to comply
with the law All those who registered
prior to Sept Is, had better call at the
Office of the registrar, to be sure that
they are all right The registrar will
explain.
Messrs, William Maher and David
Shea, two of Owyhee's prosperous
ranchers and stock growers, from the
southern part of the county, spent
day in DeLamar this week, the latter
laying himself liable for the cost of the
cigars for neglecting to call on the
NUGGET.
Photographer Hazeltine has been at
Silver City this week, adding to his
fine collection of views of mountain
scenery. You had better call and make
selections from his fine assortment be-
fore he leaves here. In the future you
will prise them. as souvenirs of your So
journ in Owyhee.
Special rates to Salt Lake City, Utah
for the Goth Semi annual Conference
of the Church of Jesus Christ of Lat
ter-Day Saints, Oct 4, and 6, 1896.
Nampa to Salt Lake, round trip fare,
1925. Selling dates, Oct 2 to 6 in
elusive, limited to Oct. 18th, 1896. @.
F. Hensley, Agent, Nampa.
The article published in last weeks
NUGGET, under the title "A Growing
Giant" should have been credited to
to the Spokane Chronicle, one of our
exchanges in which we find many good
things and which we have no DISPOSE
ton to copy without proper credit. 1t
was an oversight that it was done in
this instance
Mr.. Fred Epstein, Of Shainwald Bros !
Co., will be in DeLamar October LIST,
With full and complete line of samples
IF newest Dress Fabrics, Hosiery, I'm
Laees, Goiphers, Gents Fur t
Carpets, etc, at prices never c
before known, also lowest quotations G
N Groceries. Inspection from one I
nd all cordially invited. \
The manager of the Spokane South 4
fountain Company, which has ac- :
uired nearly all the principal claims E
t South Mountain md which will have,
fter Bryan's election brings lead and :
liver up, one of the greatest min :
lg properties in Idaho, is now on the
round with workmen putting up quar- :,
ers for men. The company will prob :,
bly, only work upon their proposed :,
lnnel during the coming winter.
John Sherman came west last week. b
) far as Helena, Mont, on little re- lu
cation and incidentally made an adj W
'ess and planted lot of his goldbug be
phistry on the barren ground Of Mon II
ma. 1t took root there and produced SO
nd cheers for Bryan when his name L,
IS mentioned. The old demonetizer M
arted home again two hours after M
aking his speech, we presume. to tell Jo
e people in Ohio how wild and woody &
ose westerners are. BE