The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-07-24
SHORT STOPS.


SHORT STOPS.
Cigarettes at the Candy Kitchen.
The DeLrmar company shipped out
this week, three bars bullion, valued at
s10,540.
@. R. Shaw and DR.. Plummer made a
short visit to South Mountain, Sunday
and Monday.
G. r. Shaw, of the Central Lumb er
Co., was in town, looking after business
matters this week.
Wood is coming into the DeLamar
yards at quite a lively rate now. The
contract price is about the same as was
paid last year.
Work on the mill and hotel at Boon
vile is forging ahead in fine shape now
and that camp is assuming the proper
tons of town.
Charley Hays, son of Dist. Attorney
Chas. NJ. Hays, started this week, with
@pardner," on prospecting tonr to
Warrens and the Salmon river country.
Irvine Bissett came in from his South
Mountain, foot hill ranch, on Sunday
and took the Misses Mildred home with
him for fortnight's visit and recrea-
ton.
A fine boy slipped into town last
week without the NUGGET discovering
his arrival. He was born to the wife of
II. w. Warren on 18th instant, and all
are doing well.
David Dodge, of Mountain Home,
who for several years past has been en-
gagged in drilling artesian wells, is now
in town, canvassing for the sale of re-
ligious book.
Wagontown is no longer separate
election precinct and the voters from
down the gulch, and clean to the Ore
gon line will hereafter cast their votes
at DeLamar.
The hot weather has made it apparent
that good many Cleveland badges are
still being worn in old Owyhee. Peo-
pie have dotted their coats and exposed
the seats af their trousers.
This mornings mail brought us no
tice that we had been read out of the
republican party, by Shoup & Co., just
for little thing Like boiling the gold
bug ticket. We won't have it that way
at least we will get in behind the
band wagon, some way.
Mrs. Olson wishes to notify parties
wanting fresh milk that during hot
weather she will have it delivered twice
a day morning and evening. She is
prepared to supply few more custo-
mers, at regular prices.
Robert PIN, who has been attending
to loading cars on the tramway, had
one of his shoulders dislocated last
Saturday, by a fall. DR.. Plummer
promptly put the dislocated bone in |
place, and Mr.. PIN is getting on nicely. |
John Roberts, the younger, got bad
squeese and was considerably bruised, |
Tuesday, by being caught between the
wall and passing car on the tramway,
which he was tending, No bones we're
broken and he will be all right again in
few days.
A new school district has been or
gained on Cow creek, with Joseph Nc
Intire, Charles E. Clifford and Frank
Swisher as trustees. A school will be
opened in September in the Neitzel
honse, on the road between Swisher's
and McIntire's.
a new stage line, known as the "Sil-
yer Line" has been put on direct from
Boise to Silver and DeLamar. Passen-
gers and fast freight will be carried
either way and the entire trip made by
daylight. Order your goods from Boise
sent over this line. If
The atmosphere has been very smoky
here for the past few days an unusual
thing for this early in theyear. 1t prob {
ably means forest fires in the Blue
Mountains. After an unusual spell of
lot weather, the last day or two has t
oeen cooler and more comfortable.
Rancher Crocheron is now making
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