The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-07-02

Mrs. Valverde and daughter, Julla
returned to DeLamar last Saturday.
Billy Cayzer, whose friends in Della
mar are too numerous to mention, i:
now located in White Hill, Arizona.
John Lamb, the versatile editor o.
the DeLamar NUGGET, arrived in the
city last evening-Monday Statesman
John Paulding, who has been on q
trip to the new mining district of Dis
sster Peak has returned to DeLamar
and resumed work at the mill.
The offices of the Mining and Scien-
tific Press have been removed from DC
to $50 Market st. San Francisco, the
finest business location in that city. i
Mrs. Len Haynes and sister, Miss
Lottie Haggerty, left on Sunday morn
ing for Cove, Oregon, where they will
visit their parents and remain until
after the Fourth.
The ever genial Frank York, accom-
panied by Prof. B. B. Lower, visited
our Burg last Sunday as advance
agents for the entertainment, East
Lynne. They are both hustlers.
MARRIED-At DeLamar, Idaho, in
the parlor of the DeLamar hotel, June
26, 1897, Thomas W. Bland, of Della
mar and Miss Mary V. Watson of Rey-
nolds, John Lamb, Esq, officiating
Mrs. Mike Downs and children, re-
turned Tuesday night from their pro-
tracted visit in Pennsylvania, and the
family are now occupying the Ed.
Brannan house lately vacated by Mr..
Maurice Styles.
The timber men are rushing things
pretty lively these days, filing CON
tracts with the DeLamar company.
There are eighteen teams hauling from
south mountain at present, ten of
which are working on Frank Crosson's
contract.
On next Sunday, July Fourth, the
Rev. w. M. Crowther will, in place of
the regular services, commencing at 8
p. M, deliver patriotic address. The
DeLamar band will be in attendance
and very interesting time is antici-
pated. A cordial invitation is EXTEND
ed to all.
Morgan Keltner, who has been en-
ployed in the mill here for the past
four years has taken lay-of and went
down to Jordan Valley yesterday to
patronize Canter's Hot Mineral Springs
in hopes of soaking some Of the quick
out of him, which he has accumulated
during his long connection with the
amalgamating pans.
Messrs. John Lamb, Geo. Bruce and
Wood Plumer left here early Sunday
morning to attend the wedding of DIR.
Plumer which took place last Tuesday
at Idaho City. They went over in pri-
vate conveyance, Mrs. Robert Bruce
and daughter Susie accompanying them
as far as Boise where they will visit
friends and remain until after the |
Fourth.
Bluff, genial, hearty Tom Duncalf got
back to this camp from Georgetown,
Colorado, Thursday night of last week
and has been kept busy shaking hands
with his many friends ever since. Tom
says that Colorado has got to be too
much like the eastern states to suit
him. He says DeLamar is good enough
for him and intends bringing his fam
lily here shortly to reside.
Special excursion rates for Pionee rs
Jubilee, Salt Lake City,
July 20-24.-For the above named oc-
casion special rate of Sl40O for the
round trip is authorized Nampa to
Salt Lake. Selling dates. July Is to %,
inclusive. Final limit of all tickets,
July 26, '97. Tickets will be limited to
passage in both directions.
G. F. Hensley, Agent, Nampa.
Billy Brownhill has something to say,
in another column, about what pleas
ire it will give him to cater to the
5aste of the refreshment loving people !
,f DeLamar. As Billy's friends are ex- I
.ctly equal to the number who know
him and as everyone in and around
DeLamar know him we are willing to G
wager dollars to doughnuts that his
lew venture will be bowling success.