The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-07-30

Mrs. Murphy is having nice new
house built next east of Doc Bakers
house.
Mr.. Carnow is building neat resi-
,dence on Mob Hill, west of Mr.. Keit-
ner's residence.
Take your incest girl down to Brown
hills Ice Cream Parlors and get two
dishes for 25 cents.
The children are rustiing nickels now
to blow in on merry-go-round, re-
Gently planted in the lower town.
The DeLamar company has had a
capacious coal bin constructed and a
track laid to the boiler room. II will
be filed with coal to supplement the
wood piles.
A drunken Indian made considerable
noise around town yesterday, and got
his whisky in town, too. Whoever sup
piled the firewater had better stop that
business.
Thomas ]. Harris is wearing two
by four smile on his usually serene
countenance since Wednesday. 1t is a
fine girl and the mother is getting
along nicely.
Grouse and sage hens will not be
ripe in Idaho until next Monday, but
some Of them seem to be dropping OFF
before they are ripe and people are
picking up the windfails.
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.
If one out of fifty OF the DeLamar
people who are talking about going to
klondyke, were to go, there would be
quite colony there from this camp.
No one will go, however.
The water has become SO low here
that the Pelton wheel has hung up at
the DeLamar mill and the woodpile is
now pulling all the machinery. Scales
mill is still running with water power.
President MILFORD Woodruff'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"
We overlooked, last week, to mention
the improvement in the appearance OF
W. B. Jones, salesman at Isay " Com
briggs, occasioned by the arrival OF his
family here. They are occupying one
of Mrs. Murphy's houses.
The DeLamar Band has decided to
give an open air concert each Sun
day afternoon or evening during the
remainder of the summer. 'Rah for
the band boys! DeLamar can boast Of
the best band in Idaho.
The DeLamar Cornet Band is pre-
pairing to give grand concert enter
tainment and ball, for the purpose of
Quitting the members with uniforms.
The date and full particulars will be
advertised next week.
The way wood has been piled up i'll
the DeLamar company's yards for the
past six weeks, one can scarcely be-
ieve in the increasing scarcity OF that
commodity. Wood haulers, next pay
day, will distribute lot of dollars
here.
William BrownhiD left yesterday for
the Dalles, Oregon, to meet his father,
Just arrived from England, on visit
to relatives living there. During Billy's
absence his confectionery and ice cream
stand will be in charge OF the Misses
Bachelor,
People who await the completion Of
q railway to the klondyke gold fields
before starting, may miss picking UP
some of the finest nuggets, but they
will be good deal more certain OF ar
irving home again in time for their
own funeral services.
A miner sitting in the NUGGET Office
the other morning, while talking about
the Klondyke, CHANGED to pick up
CODY of the Gold Creek News. After
looking it through he quietly remarked
"Klondyke is too far away from Cold
Creek to ever amount to much"
Without going to the almanac to as
certain if the star Sirius is in the as
cendency, we do know that the dogs in
DeLamar are having serious time.
Four of them we're gathered to the
other world one night this week and
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