The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-06-18

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tremely bad, not having grown stron
since his recent long protracted illness
Mr.. and Mrs. John Scales are enjoy
ing visit from relatives, Mrs. McQuil
Ian and daughter, who have come al
the way from Maine to take in western
sights and scenery.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Scott are enjoy
ing visit from F. W. Scott, NJ. D.,
brother, who resides in New York, VIII
came here by way of the Isthmus anC
California. He will remain here for
few days.
The NUGGET is pleased to note tha
Mr.. W. E. Elmer is once more resi-
dent of DeLamar, he now being en-
ployed in the assay Office in the place
of Mr.. ]. H. Scott, who has taken charge
Of the laboratory of the new electric
mill.
To-day ends the ten months term Of
school, and there will be vacation now
until the first of August. During va
cation the trustees contemplate making
some changes in the school buildings
which will add materially to their com.
fort and convenience.
W. B. Jones is again installed behind
. DeLamar store counter in lsay &
Gombrig's, in the old place he filed SO
gracefully during the reign of the De-
Lamar Mercantile Company. He will
remove his family here as soon es he
can make suitable arrangements.
DR.. Heer has removed back to his
former residence, which was vacated
this week by George Hill The house
vacated by him has been purchased by
DR.. Plumer and will be at once fitted
up and furnished for the reception of
the Mrs. Plumer, to be.
Cards announcing the marriage of
Mr.. William Plummer, and Miss Oracle
Johns at Keswick, Cumberland, Eng
land, June l, 1897, have been received
by several of Mr.. Plummer's DeLamar
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Plummer are ex-
pected to arrive here about July l.
Mr.. J. H. Crocheron was in for his
FIRST trip from his ranch with garden
truck this week. But owing to the day
being rainy be sold out his load all in
one lump and did not get around
among his patrons. He says he has
finished cutting his first crop of alfalfa.
A letter received by Mrs. Crosson
FROM Rev. Jacob .Probst, who had
charge of st. Georges Mission in
this place eighteen months ago; con-
tained the announcement of the rev.
erend gentleman's marriage to Miss
Jennie Her on June Ord in st. Pauls
Church, Poughkepsie N. Y.
The new process plant, all of which
was started up several days ago, has
been running without a hitch, but as
no cleanup has yet been made the on
ly test respecting the percentage of
servings yet made, is from the tailings.
The tailings show only small trace of
values in either gold or silver.
In hurriedly making out the list of |
presents received at the Best-Lindberg
wedding on the morning of the day of
publication, three or four errors we're
made in giving credit to the donors. In
addition to the list published last week
we note the following, received later
pair vases, Mrs. Christensen, Silver
City; twenty dollars, Abel Berg, Silver
City,
Mrs. Charles Notter took her de-
parture on Monday for a protracted
visit to her former Canadian home.
This popular lady has only recently re-
covered from protracted illness and
her friends here, whose number is pre-
cisely equal to the number of her ac-
quaintances, all hope for her return in
her usuel health and spirits. Her hus-
bands behavior will be carefully looked .
after during her absence. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. (George) Hill, and ,
heir son, Stan, took leave of DeLamar t
y Mondays stage, bound for Cald-
veil, where they will remain for few c
lays before making up their minds L
whether they will make their future il
Tome in California or will go east. Mr.. p
Hill, for the last three years has held C
be position of book-keeper in Isay & b
sosabrig's stores, here and in Silver '