The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-12-18

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Ed. Moss is not only serving fin
fresh oysters at his lunch counter, ad
joining the Elite Saloon, but is shippin,
them regularly and can supply them t,
families.
Rod Mcmillan, the carpenter ba.
temporarily knocked off from work
Cause why, he hurt his foot quite badl,
in the mill, and will not be able tc
dance during the holidays.
Get in right away and select you1
Christmas goods. All the stores in De.
Lamar have finer assortnents this wear
than ever before. No need to send
away to get something finer.
One of those house to house pacl;
peddlers has been knocking at doors in
town this week. Slam your doors quick
before he gets his foot in the crack
Buy what you want at the stores.
You unmarried ladies, please remem-
Der that you have only thirteen DAYS
more OF leap year, and then no more
chances for eight years. The bachelors
who have been waiting are almost in
despair.
The NJ. E. church, from now until
further announcement is made. will
hold services with preaching every Sun
day evening. Glass meeting from 6:45
until 7:15; regular service begin at
7:3o p. m.
A letter from Mrs. Valyerde. received
this week, says she, though still CON
lined to her bed, is improving. She is
having a very serious time under the
doctors care and her friends here
should not forget her circumstances
while they are remembering the widows
and orphans.
llario Mesa, aged about 63 years,
died of pneumonia at Morgan's lodging
house Tuesday afternoon and was
buried yesterday He has been associ-
ated with S. Lompa in wood contract
ing for the past three years. Mr..
Lompa gave him every attention dur
ing his illness and took charge of and
buried his remains. Deceased was
native of Sonora, Mexico.
Mr.. R. McDougall, who was SO severe
ly burned here about a month ago. is
still in such condition that his friends
thought it advisable to remove him to
the hospital at Boise This week his
brother, Ronald, came over and took
him out. His many friends here hope
that with the excellent care and nurs-
ing he will receive at that institution
he may speedily recover.
Those who had the pleasure of hear
ing the recital of Enoch Arden, by Hon.
j. Bennett, two years ago, and of see
ing the beautiful tableaux with which
that poem was illustrated, will all be at
the schoolhouse tonight, if they are
stillin the camp. Those who have not
seen it may be assured of hearing and
seeing something very fire if they go
tonight.
One of the most delightful rides one
ian take from DeLamar, when the
'leighing is good, is a trip to Jordan
Valley; and that same village of Jordan !
Valley is one of the pleasantest places
% go to attend dance. There will be
grand ball and supper down there
Christmas night, and the NUGGET
weather. prognosticator has predicted
God sleighing. Engage your rig and
irl now.
If you should want to purchase a
axe of toilet soap, nursing bottle, a
omb or bottle of three star Hennes-
ey brandy, you will now find the classic
ace of Prof. Albert Sandkuhl, Della
lar's Padarewski, beaming from be-
ind the show cases of the DeLamar i
rug store, and that loquacious and
lusical gentleman ready to serve you .
} anything in that popular establish =
ent.
FOR SALE-A good White Sewing
achine, good as new, for $50. In D
lire at Waggoner's barber shop.