The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-02-15

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JOHN LAMB, EDITOR AND PUBLIsHEl
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1896.
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"Uncle Josh" at school house tonight
Bro. York is now railroad director
What luck these editors do havel
Sayl You don't want to buy load o
s'punkins" do you? Go to the schoo
house tonight
The dance at Wagontown THURSDAY
night was largely attended and a very
pleasant affair.
There was a pleasant dance at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. James Joyce
Thursday night
The Inter Mountain Mining Review
published at Salt Lake, is becoming
one of the best class journals published
in the mining interests. 1t should re.
ceive hearty support from all en-
gagged in the mining industry.
Silver City and DeLamar young peo-
pie met on common ground at the
Boonville Hotel, last night, and had a
fine dance. Mr.. and Mrs. Brunzen are
making that house very popular.
Miss Anna McDougan received dis
patch yesterday from her home in Can
ada, announcing that her sister was
very i'll, and left for her bedside this
morning, accompanied by her uncle,
Ronald McDougall
Some gentlemen who attended the
leap year ball, last week, wish US to in
dignantly deny for them, the report
that fifty-one TASKS were picked up
around the building the next morning.
Miss Laura Graham, now at the resi-
dence of her sister, Mrs. Morgan, is
prepared to give lesson in painting and
drawing. She would be pleased to
have all persons interested to call and
see samples of her work
The Valentines ball at Jordan Valley
last night, was attended bya number of
couples from DeLamar and would have
been very largely attended had the
sleighing reached to the valley. AS it
was, the people had to go on wheels
from Trout creek.
Mrs. Rickenberg, of Silver City and
her daughter, Miss Lottie Luck, have
been visiting in DeLamar this week,
guests of Mrs. Freeburn, and have been
calling upon their many friends here.
The NUGGET was the recipient of very
pleasant call from them.
Mr.. W. F. Dolan, of Boise City, once
popular printer but now an agent for
a Chicago portrait firm, visited Della
mar this week and carried away num- |
Der of orders. He had been here once
before and gave such entire satisfaction
to his patrons that work was easy this
time.
Mr.. Thomas Mccain, of the City Meat
Market, recently closed, took his de-
parture yesterday for a pleasure trip
to California. Tom says there is no
matrimonial designs in this visit, but
that a certain young lady in Oregon has
only to say a single word to make a
event come off promptly after
his return.
DeLamar can boast of two amatuer
scenic artists, whose ability in that line
had ought to win for them both fame
and fortune. We will not mention
their names but will refer our readers
to a specimen of their talent and skill
which may be seen at the school house
tonight.
AS will be seen by the change of dates
n the entertainment adj, the Thespian .
Society, will present Uncle Josh Whit
;omb" tonight and Monday night, the ]
'hoir kindly waving their right to the ]
School House on that occasion. This {
hange is made in order to accommodate {
he change of shifts which takes place i
IN Sunday.
Mr.. B. G. Hooker, an old-time resi- I
lent and respected citizen of Jordan t
ALLEY, died at Nampa last Tuesday. t
Or, Hooker had been ailing for several /
lonths and had been in Nampa under l
be care of a physician, for some weeks.
was single man, over fifty {