The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-03-14

J1lS Week. Ghfee oars Dul1on, NaIleu
S11,120
FOR -Three-room house Wit
furniture. Apply at the NUGGET office
March 7th. 1896.
An elegant line of fine dress shirts
neglegee shirts and fine colored shirt
just received at the Post Office Store.
The Columbia river drains almos
one sixth of the area of the United
States and all has to go by Astoria.
Crosson, at the Post Office Store, ha,
just received a fine stock of Wall Pa
per, in new and handsome designs.
Lots in Astoria addition, surrounded
by the R R. and improvements, only
500 and SIPS on easy payments.
Splendid bargains for the next three
days in Ladies' and Children's Shoes
and Rubber Goods at Mat MARI.
Mr.. j. H. Crochoron, the Sinkel
Creek rancher and historian, was in
town this week, swapping "reminis-
cences.'
Mr.. A Brooks and family went over
to Butte, Wednesday morning, where
they expect to -Gibbonsville
Miner, Feb %.
Isay g. Gombrigs store is now over
crowded with new goods. Ladies will
find the Dry Goods counters more at
tractive than ever before.
DIED-At DeLamar, Idaho, Monday;
morning, March 9th, 1896, BERTHE, in
FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs Richard May,
aged six months and eight days.
Frank Swisher wishes us to notify
his customers that during the month
of April milk will be reduced to accents
per gallon, Summer price efter May L.
r. L. Boyle & Co., of Astoria, fur
nishes the best of bank references. See
their agent at DeLamar, and examine
plats and maps of Astoria addition, at
Waggoner's Barber Shop
Mr.. George B. Glover, who was up
from his ranch, near Cow Creek Lakes,
says there are countless numbers Of
geese and ducks now in the creek, but
that the lakes are still frozen solid.
Twenty ship loads of Oregon timber
went to johannesburg, Africa, in 1895.
Astoria harbor is Oregon's only sea
port. Over one thousand vessels en-
tered at Astoria's Custom House last
year.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Henderson was, on Sunday, March 6th
1896, made happier by the arrival of a
ten pound boy. The happy parents
are receiving the congratulations Of
hosts of friends.
The NUGGET was pleasantly remind
cd of Arthur Knapp, formerly a Della
mar boy, by a handsome card of inva-
tation to the opening exercises of the
pharmaceutical department of the Uni
versity of Iowa, which took place last
Wednesday, with Arthur's name in the
list of the graduating class.
If you were born on the "ould sod"
you will "av coorse," be at one or the |
other of the balls given in honor of the |
land of your patron saint, next Tues |
day "begorra." If you did not have
the happiness of first seeing the light |
of heaven on the "Gim av the Say go |
anyway. St. Patrick's memory is wor-
thy of being honored.
Fully three hundred people owe the
NUGGET small sums. The amount in
the aggregate is considerable, to each
individual owing, it is small. We need
it all, and every little viii help. Please
think of this and put up your mite.
Remember, we try to conserve your in
terests and trifiing sum from each of
you is our support.
If you happen to notice a look of
solicitude upon the faces of DR.. Plum
or, Sonny Rowe, G. D. Bachelor, John
Sauders or Joe Brown, do not bealarm-
ed. 1t is only that they are keeping
their weather eye in the direction of
Cow Greek Lakes. The NUGGET refec-
tory would welcome brace Of ducks
That's what, gentlemen.
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Mr.. McKinnie, who issellingproperty
in Astoria, has sold upwards of forty
lots to men in Silver City. Tie MUG
GET, before advertising for him, made
inquiries concerning his representa-
Einns and learnad thnf he cnmn hern