The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-08-06

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Miss Ethel Bibbins, OF BOISE, is visit
ing DeLamar, the guest of Mrs. Win
throp Fisk, at the Big I mine.
julius Steinmeier, the Nampa anG
Guffy merchant, was in town Tuesday
but made a very brief stop.
You may yet hear of people trading
gold nuggets for their weight in spuds
and bareback, along the Klondyke.
Mrs. Baker closes her Delmonico res
taurant the first of the month and re
turned to her former boarding house
There will be Catholic Services al
the DeLamar school house on Sunday
August 9Th. Mass at $50 a. m. with
Sermon.
A trip 10 Klondyke may mean for
tune for one man in thousand, but tC
some of the other fellows it will mean
half dog meat and disappointment.
MARRIED-At DeLamar, Idaho,
August l, 1897, John Marsh, of Boise
Idaho, and Miss Maud e. Maynard, Of
Wallowa county, Oregon, John Lamb,
Esq. officiating.
There has been Il drop in poultry in
our immediate neighborhood this week,
and the fellows who got away with a
pair of ducks are keeping little shy,
waiting for the matter to blow over.
The DeLamar wood yards have been
filed up wonderfully well within the
past month. This, considering the i'm
preston that prevailed, that the
wood supply in this vicinity had been
exhausted, is quite gratifying.
Water has become so low in the
has been suspended. The supply of
water for the batteries and pans at the
DeLamar mill is still ample and prom
Uses to continue.
The NUGGET has received the eata-
logue and announcement of st. Mar
garet's school, Boise City. The school
year at this excellent institution begins
Monday, Sep. Ii. 1t is one of the best
conducted schools in the west.
Tho DeLamar Band has concluded
to defer the ball and concert, an
nounced to be given here, until date
to be fixed upon later on, and have
made arrangements to give grand en-
tertainment and ball at Dewy on the
9th inst.
The Combination Store has closed
and Mr.. Grover has fitted up wagon
and will start on "A peddling trip to dis
pose of the balance of his stock.
He promises to return here later and
reopen a taiicr shop.
Brigham Young's picture in The Salt
Lake Tribune's Fifty Years Ago." just
published in book form, is said by one
of the late presidents SONS to be the
best likeness ever printed.
The latest report from Shorty Miller,
who some weeks ago had hand cut off
at mine at Pearl, is that he is getting
along very nicely, considering the cir
cumstances. He is being well cared
for at Pearl
President Wiltord WoodruR's per-
sonal diary, written fifty years ago, sup
piled much OF the matter from which |
The Salt Lake Tribune compiled its
celebrated pioneer story Of Fifty |
Years Ago To-day"
Mrs. Anthony Brooks and daughter,
Emma, who reside in Butte, are now
visiting their Silver City friends. They
spent Monday with Mrs. Crosson in
DeLamar. They should have staid
here a week and then half their friends
would not have enough of their visit.
Mr. Dan s. Richards, brother of
Ju 1ge Richards, is noY in charge of
the Flint property, taking the place
of John McNlGhon, who a short time
since gave up the place, Disguised with
the monkey work of the man, Bunncn,
who represents the eastern owners.
W. j. Kitchen is happy over the ar
rival of his wife and three children
from England this week. He had re-
Gently purchased the Fail residence OH
Mob Hill, where they have taken up
their abode. Mr.. Kitchen asks the
NUGGET to express his thanks to the
friends here who so kindly entertained
his family until they recovered from
the fatigues OF their journey. 1t was
an unexpected kindness which gave