The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-04-11

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JOIN LAMB, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
SATURDAY, APRIL IL, 1896.
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SHORT STOPS.
Subscribe for the NuaGET.
The DeLamar Company shipped out
this week, five bars bullion, valued at
s16,430
Dan Feour. the Silver City mine
manager, spent few hours in Della
mar this week.
Largest stock and best grade of
cigars in town, always to be found at
the DeLamar drug store.
We have been having about twenty
four different kinds of weather every
day during this week all April weather
at that.
r. S. Halves has several new and un-
ique attractions at his store, which the
people of DeLamar viii do well to call
and investigate
Hedum & Bishop, the photographers,
have built new Studio, opposite the
butcher shop on the point 1t will be
open for three days business from
10Th to 18th instants.
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flee, from Jordan Valley this week,
were Joe Milan, J. A. Yost, Nick Maher,
VIM Mangin and Jere Shea. A pretty
fine lot of men that, sure enough.
For some weeks past the little six
foot Pelton wheel has been pulling all
the machinery in the big DeLamar
mill ALI the fuel used has been what
has been required to keep up steam to
heat the pans,
Mr.. s. F. Peck, who has more friends
here than he could shake stick at in
a week will leave here for his old home
in Ashland, Wis, next Monday, where
he will embark in the drug business.
May he prosper.
DR.. Heer removed his family, this
week, to the Knapp house; George Hill
removed to the residence vacated by
the doctor, and Isaac Lloyd to the resi-
dence vacated by Mr.. HILL So you see
all the families came up a peg.
We are pleased to announce to the
people in this vicinity that DR.. Darrin,
who has made such a reputation in
Idaho for the remarkable cures he has
accomplished, will visit DeLamar May
10th and remain until May 18th, giving
those who are afflicted on opportunity
to consult him.
Masters com OXFORD and Gilman
McKinnie have found marbles too tame
sport to interest them any more and
have now engaged in trapping ground
hogs. They made their first capture
on Monday and Gilman's father had to
give up dollar therefor, having Of |
fered prize for the first one.
Nearly a score of boys and girls of |
his own age were invited to Mrs. Cros-
sons Wednesday evening to birthday |
party given Austin Byrd. They gave |
"Roundy" a very jolly greeting, con-
sumed ice cream and other refresh |
ments and made a merry time of it.
Con Lovingly Everybody knows Con
Lowney- came down from the Trade
Dollar, this week, and spent acouple of
days visiting friends in DeLamar. Con
will soon be joined by his friend, Herb
Davis, who is now in Cripple Greek,
and the pair Of them will repair to
their Boulder Creek claims for a sum-
mer campaign and, we hope, fortune.
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Charley Forney, who has been en-
ployed at the DeLamar mill for over
two years, has bought from Henry
Westerly, the Anderson Livery Stable
and will conduct general livery bust
ness at that stand. Charley is very
popular here and will, no doubt receive
a good portion of the patronage of the
camp. We wish him success.
The people of the Magic City, Cald- t.
well, had an exciting municipal cleo
ton on Tuesday. They put up two Of
their strongest men for the Mayoralty
and then everybody pullel off their 7
coats and went to work for their favor !,
ties. Hon. Monte B. Gwinn carried
off the honors. The wide awake peo- !
pie of the town have no immediate !,
cause to regret the result; but when :