The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1899-11-10
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
SHORT STOPS.

MCCaDe Is receiving regular ohiP-
ments of Oysters and Celery now. His
Oysters are fine.
Born-At DeJ4amar, Idaho, Novem-
Der 7, 1899, to wife of j. S. Demming, a
twelve pound boy.
For Sale-Fine Parlor Organ. In
quire of J. NJ. Ellis, DeLamar, Idaho.
Look at Isay & Gombrig's announce
ment of presents with pure hases-and
per cent off too.
FoR RENT. Mrs. Morgan's Dwelling
House. Inquire of her at restaurant.
Bishop Funston will conduct divine
services III the reading room of the
DeLamar hotel next Sunday morning
Dry Plate, Films, Chemicals and all
kinds of Photographers Goods at the
DeLamar Drug Store,
If Ladies who do not wish to call at
office will notify DR.. Jones they can
have Dental work done at their resi-
dences
Freight is coming in lively these days.
Some days our streets are nearly block
AIDED with big teams unloading at our
stores.
New dress goods and trimmings at
Isay & Gombrig's.
Rain, rain, rain, mud, muddier, mud
diest. That is the way November is
is treating us this year. No elections
in Idaho either.
Remember the Sunday School enter
tainment tomorrow night. The pro-
gram is an excellent one and you may
be sure you will be delighted if you
attend.
Married-At DeLamar, Idaho, on the
mountain, Tuesday evening, November
T., 1899, Mr.. Richard Kinsman and Mrs
Julia Phillips. Rev. j. D. Bird, Off
ciating,
Today is payday 1t is not often we
dun our subscribers, because the
greater number never need reminder;
i but there are others and we hope they
will read and heed this gentle hint.
The duck shooting expedition which
went to the lakes last week came back
we'll loaded with game. The NUGGET
people had fine duck dinner after
they returned. - -
Monday being Fred Hawss,> birthday
number of his young aid few of his
older friends assembled at his mothers
residence in the evening to present that
popular young man with tokens of their
good wishes. They had jolly time,
playing games and dancing.
Baker, the tailor has bought the shop
from Gibson in Silver City and has en-
ployed Gibson, who is one of the best
cutters in Idaho, to remain with him.
Mr.. Bakers family will remain here and
he will keep up his establishment in
DeLamar, but will spend a portion of
his time in Silver City.
Ellis, of the Golden Rule Store, has
made successful attempt at window
decorating and an awful effort at pun.
He has taken four felt boots to make
the four legs of an "anamile;" made the
body out of bigger boot of the same
kind; made ears for the brute ont of a
pair of felt insoles; put felt saddle on
him, and then his vicious attempt at
MN hv tyritinor ~, th.. oa1,lIn eIx;ue kff
this donkey kicks you it will be felt"
The business men along our Main |
street have not yet plucked up resolu-
ton enough to have the street graveled.
1t ought to be done before winter be
gins. The wheel scrapers are idle now.
Let's put them to work, If we will put
on about a mile of gravel perhaps the
county commissioners will continue the
work next spring.
Game Warden, Hon. Charles II. Ar
buckle, dropped into town on yester-
days stage and is shaking hands with
friends here today. Mr.. Arbuckle tells
of having had some delightful exper.
fences during his recent trip east. He
went to Chicago as the guest of Hon.
A. S. Trude of that city, who with some
of his family had been spending a por
ton of the summer at his hunting /
lodge in Fremont county. He says Mr.. +
Trude and family understand exactly ,
how to make it pleasant for guest.
He also visited st. Louis and spent
lay or two with T. D. Farrer, formerly
of DeLImar, who is attending medical