The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1899-10-13
SHORT STOPS.


Cloths at Isay d Gombrig's.
No yacht race reported yet. Three
failures up to date. A lot of even
money is up in DeLamar.
DeLamar, Idaho, October G,
1899, to the wife of E. v. Oxford, a
daughter.
Wrappers, skirts and Ladies' Waists
at Isay & Gombrig's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gamble and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jeffrey returned Monday from
trip to Portland and Astoria.
Miss Jones, sister of our assistant
postmistress is over from Caldwell this
week visiting friends.
Barkle Brothers have cut off the east
end of their big beer hall and fashioned
it into handsome barber shop.
If Ladies who do not wish to call at
office will notify DR.. Jones they can
have Dental york done at their resi-
dences.
Thos. Miles is wearing bandage over
an ugly scalp wound, received by rock
dropping upon his head while working
in the mine, Saturday.
The old gentleman Mclaughlin and
his son, George, returned here this
week after an absence of several
months, working in Utah and Arizona.
and are again at work in the DeLamar
mines.
An exchange says that the remark
frequently made that such and such
man has more money than brains does
not necessarily imply that the indi
vidual spoken of has very large sur
plus of money.
Paul Nelson got caught between
tramcar and chute at Wagontown,
last Monday, and squeezed so hard that
shovel handle was broken across his
abdomen. He was laid out for a short
time, but is o. K. again.
Mrs. NJ. j. Granville took her leave
Of DeLamar by yesterdays stage to
join her husband at Marysville, Mon
tana, where he is employed as timber
man at one of the mines. She carries
with her the good wishes OF the people
of the entire camp.
Misses Lulu and Katie Share, of
nA1lo rraalr ~. n
and Misses Margaret and Hannah
Anderson, of Boise, arrived here last
Saturday. The Misses Share left for
home yesterday. They were all guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Mclean
Idaho World.
Some verses entitled "The Soldiers
Return" were taken out of the post
office at noon last Friday. Had they
reached this office in time we would
have been glad to have published them
last week. Sentimental Sammy and ali
other contributors must remember that
the NUGGET is ON the press at noon
every Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hancock sold |
their residence yesterday to the trus-
tees of the NJ. q. church, and it will be |
occupied by Rev. j. d. Bird and family. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Hancock will soon remove |
to their former home i'll Ontario. Their
removal will be regretted by hosts o.
frienda whom they have made during
their five years residence in this camp.
They will carry with them the kindest
wishes of the entire community.
A. S. Holcomb, who has had the
"stump contract" to supply the Della
mar mill this summer, has sold his out
fit and will return to his ranch near
Caldwell. Notwithstanding the loss of
u big woodpile, maiiciously destroyed
by fire, Holcomb has come out ahead
for the season. He has contracted here
several seasons, and no wood man has
been more prompt or honorable, and it
is pleasant to know that he has earned
2 nice home to which he can retire and
take the world with greater ease.
John II. w. Roberts with bis wife ard
baby took leave OF DeLamar yesterday,
heir destination being Salida, Colo
ado, where Mrs. Roberts mother. Mrs.
George Away. resides. John came
lere seven years ago, boy, and has
'een steadily employed in the DeLamar
mines for more than five Years He il