The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-12-09
FROM oeLAMAR.

FROM DeLAMAN.
With balls, parties and theaters, a
week ofenjoyment is insured for the
holiday season.
Men are work on the Flagstaff
claims. Su 4 L. IL. OxHan lei Two
contracts this week.
". T. Winser and Miss Laura
Latevor were married at DeLamar
by Justice Hoag last Monday even
ing.
Wood teams line the roads these
DAYS. About IS cords day are de- |
livered at the DeLamar Cos mill |
alone.
Whitehead, Miles &lCo, have on
display their Christmas and Holiday
goods. Be sure to see them before
making your general purchases.
d. l.. Wertheimer q Co. received |
this week several carloads of general |
merchandise They areready for
thelongest kind of a spell of bad |
weather.
Last weeks hunters report plenty |
Of ducks, quill and rabbit at Pah-
ranagat, but the ducks are hard TO |
get. Boats and gum boot outfits are
necessary to throughly enjoy the |
sport.
All Saints Episcopal Church.
Morning Services 10am.
Sunday School Up. IN.
Evening Services 8p. m.
Rev. w. T SNEAD, Pastor.
Publishing the paper on Monday
has always made workday of Sun
day for the Lode man and it is pro-
posed the change this. Hereafter
the paper will come out on Tues
days.
Dan Mandich's recent advertise
ment has sent him many orders for
Christmas and others articles but a
good assortment is still on hand.
For a present for the little ones give
him a call before the best articles are
all gone.
DeLamar appears to be forger's
paradise. More money and less
paper in circulation would correct
the evil 1t would pay our business
men in more ways than one to see
that cash was more general in town
for purposes of change.
A twelve foot high board fence in
closes the Jail building now. Here
tofore prisoners have been generally
talked to, supplied with whiskey,
and assisted in efforts to escape by
parties from the outside, the two
windows of the structure being on
the public thoroughfare. This will
all be stopped now
A teamster passed check for
1927 90, signed by H. b. Prout Of
Milford, on one of our merchants
the other day. 1t was forged and
the teamster was overhauled and
forced to deliver the balance of the
money and goods he obtained on it.
Whether he was directly guilty or
not is not known but he was allowed
to go his way.
Shier has on display part of his
Christmas stock of holiday goods.
He wants to supply the entire town
Judging the size of his stock. The
goods were personally selected and
embrace some of the handsomest
articles in silverware, toilet st IS, eteh-
ings, paintings etc. that have ever
been brought to town. 1t will not
be difficult to select present for al
most anyone from the array which he
sets forth
Max Schaefer has determined on
the immediate completion of the hall
building adjoining his place of bust
ness on upper Main ST., the foun-
dation for which was laid nearly two
years ago, The building will be of
lumber, 40 20 feet, with a 20 foot
annex in the rear for stage. All
the lumber and necessary materials
have been ordered and it is propos-
ed to have the place ready for dedi-
cation by the first day of the new
year. Two hundred chairs and
a half dozen scenes for the stage are
among the articles ordered. This
building will supply long felt
want surely, for at every public
gathering for two years past only q
part of those desiring to attend
could he accommodated. The pro
posed new hall would have been
erected by public stock subscription
long ago but for the litigation over
the townsite.