The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1898-01-28

birthday. Don't miss it,
Ladies', Misses and ChilGren's Capes
Cloaks and Suits made to measure.
Call at Bakers Tailor Shop and eX-
anime samples and latest styles.
There will be Catholic services at s
o'clock a. M. at the school house at
DeLamar on Monday January 3lst.
FATaEa j. j. BURRI.
The Mercur Mercury says that Cap
tain DeLamar will have spent more
than million dollars on his mine and
mill at Mercnr before a wheel is turned
in the mill or dollar realized.
That ancient question, "Who struck
Billy Patterson" was settled in one OF
the down town resorts one night this
week, by man who ''came to the coast
in 49," Some of these old timers have
good deal of vigor left yet
The New Era, Sample II. Orr editor,
Is the latest accession to Idaho news
pdpcldOal. IL hteto ohSCbt VI bht
Peoples Party persuasion. May its Cd
itor grow just as rich as the rest of the
fraternity. 1t halls from Blackfoot,
AS will be seen by their adj, Shorty
Miller has sold his interest in the Bra
shar & Miller saloon to John A. Grant.
John has been barkeep there from the
opening and needs no introduction to
the DeLamar public. Here's luck
till We.
The posterior half of wagon, the
ownership of which is claimed by each
of two of DeLamar's prominent bust
ness men, is to be discussed in court
shortly. Whether OF not the wagon Is
to be reunited by the coupling pole is
the question at issue.
President Dole, of Hiwaii, had the
honor of travelling from Ogden to Chi
cago on the same train with Ralph
Gombrig and wife and Mrs. Isay, and
the pleasure of seeing the reception
given them by distinguished people,
upon their arrival in Chicago.
Remember the grand sleigh ride and
grander party you are invited to parti-
cipate in on Washington's biz thday, at
the Dewey. Jimmy Garland will have
the steam heat on in the hotel and the
electric lights shining as bright as the
smile on his face, as he receives you
when you drive up.
The big air compressor to go in the
DeLamar mine, was brought to town
by Dick Barry on Friday, and it took
all day Saturday and Sunday to get it
through the snow up to the tunnel.
The weight of the compressor is about
5000 pounds, and that of the fly-wheel
$500 pounds.
At the present rime Captain J. r.
De La Mar is camping somewhere in
the vicinity of old Cheops or delving
in the sand around the base of the
the Sphinx, or swearing at his drago
man, as he is making a little tour in
Egypt, sizing up that country to see
how it compares with Eastern Nevada.
The past week has been propitious
one for all proposing to harvest crop
of ice. The mercury has been below
zero several mornings and has touched
a point as low as minus 10 once or
twice. The snow is not yet very deep
and the sleighing fine. 1t is said the
good sleighing reaches all the way to
Boise.
AS will be seen by their advertise
ment in another column, the managers
of the DeLamar Dancing School are
going to give Ball on st. Valentines
night To those who have been attend
lug their Friday night socials, comment
is unnecessary. To those who Lave
not enjoyed that pleasure we can only
say that if they miss this event, they
will be missing treat.
Nr. Winthrop w. Fisk babe good bye
to the eople at tie Big and to his
many DeLamar friends last Saturday
and started for Boston, where he will
.seve his connection with the Old
Glory &. NJ. & S. Co., and begin his
preparations for Il journey to the Klon-
dixie. Mr.. Fisk will not go to the land
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