The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-06-05

FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1896
SHORT STOPS.
A fresh stock of fine candies just re-
ceiyed at the Candy Kitchen.
BORN.-In DeLamar, Idaho, June 3,
to wife Of James W. Pascoe, a son.
Joe Brown, who has bedn quite i'll for
several days is, we are glad to learn,
now getting better again.
Four weeks from tomorrow viii be
the day to celebrate. 1t is time to be-
gin making arrangements, if we are to
have the day properly observed here.
Mr.. P. N. Cook is in DsLamar, can
wasting the prospect of securing a class
to teach piano and vocal music. Mr.
and Mrs. c. are now teaching in Silver
City.
Mrs. John O'NeilI and Katie went
over to Boise last week, return
ing home on Wednesday. Mrs. Cros-
son still remains in Boise, as her sister
is very i'll.
Mr.. F. G. Cottingham was over from
Nampa this week, looking after the in
terests of his firm in Owyhee. Getting
ham & Nettleton ere supplying all the
lumber for the hotel and mill at Boon
vile.
Charley Fong will reopen the Eu-
ropean Restaurant and Bakery in the
lower town, next Monday He kept
that place last year and made a rsputa-
tatlon for keeping first class place.
Prices as per orders.
The Rt. Rev. Ethelbert Talbot, D. D.,
Ii. D. Bishop of Wyoming and Idaho.
Will hold services and preach at the
school house on Sunday, June It'll, at
II a. m. and 7;30 p. m. All are cordial
ly invited to be present.
Charley Forney has gone over to
Boise to order some rigs for Forney &
SCOTS Livery Stables in this place,
This new firm of popular men propose
to give their patrons good stock and
good rigs for driving and riding.
The election of officers of DeLamar
Lodge, No. At, I. o. o. F., which took
place on Thursday night, May %, re-
suited as follows: Edward G. An
drews, N. G.; J.J. O'NeilI, v. G.; Sol
Warren, Secretary; J. w. Rowett,
Treasurer
Engineer Howe, of the proposed Owy-
bee railroad, has been looking over the
Rabbit creek route, this week, to deter
mine whether it is preferable to the
route up Reynolds creek. Ifthat route
was taken it would bring the railrord
over the New York summit.
Quite spirited election was held,
last Monday, for school trustee to fill
the place of Alfred Sotheren, whose
term expired Mr.. Thomas Davey re-
ceived a majority of the votes over all
of several candidates. In Wagontown
district, Frank Swishcr was elected
The new Boonville hotel is to bequite
an imposing structure. 1t will have a
frontage of SO feet, 80 feet wide, with
30x6o foot wing, all three stories. 1T
will be completed as rapidly as practic-
able, SO as to house and feed the men
working on the mill. The lumber is
all now on the way.
R. McDougaH & Son are selling a line
of new shoes, manufactured especially
for them by the Golden Shoe Com
pany, Of Willamette Falls, Oregon, and
warranted to be first class in stock and
make. If you want reliable footwear
for ladies, gentlemen or children you
can find it in this shop
Jere Shea is sub-ccntractor for car
rying the Jordan Valley mail, and made
his first trip on Tuesday. His son viii
be the driver and is prepared to carry
packages and passengers and execute
entrusted to him. No
Thank You" jobs, thank you, as he is
not working for his health.
The DeLamar Miners Union prom
ses the town a fine hall before the
summer is over. We suggest that they
build it in time to give the politicians
/ chance to use it during the campaign
md make every mothers son Of them
Jay rent for its use. It will help pay
or it and will be the means of attract
ng speakers here.