The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1899-08-11
SHORT STOPS.
DR.. c. T. Jones, Resident Dentist.

this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sinclair, of the Golden
Rule Store, Silver City, were visitors III
DeLamar yesterday.
Dwelling for Sale-The former Kelt,
ner Residences bargain. For rent
until sold. Ask at the NUGGET office
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Miles returned
yesterday from fortnight's sojourn
Boise, both considerably benefited in
health.
LOST-A X. Of P. charm. Owner
will pay reward to the finder, upon
leaving ir with Floyd Hartman at the
DeLamar Hotel.
The Central Lumber Co., has pur-
chased the forwarding business of the
Falk-Bloch Mer. Co., at Guffey and re-
moved it to the new terminus of the
railroad at Murphy.
The DeLamar Lodge, X. of P. had a
great time on Monday night, over their
visit from the Grand Chancellor. They
banquetted him. They are thorouh-
breds, those Knights, anyway.
The Silver City Miners Union gave
a dance up there, quite number from
here attending, and all of them, when
they came home, said they had "Just
lovely time" and we suppose they did,
judging from the noise they made
coming home at four o'clock in the
morning.
A tooth pulling fakir held forth on
the streets here for several nights last
week, when he was joined by woman
with whom the people of Boise and
Nampa had had trouble. The man and
woman were both morphine fiends, the
woman being pitable object. We
were all glad when they moved on.
Our camp was blessed With splendid
rain last Sunday night, and on Monday
was treated to a grand bluff by the
elements, when big storm went around
the mountain south of us and spent its
force, without treating us to more than
few scattering drops. Tuesday made
up for it all, with splendid shower.
But it madeour weather simply perfect.
+ LEs4 Eorf, while celebrating his
little streak of recent prosperity, at
Silver City on Tuesday night, fell off
the porch of one of the saloons up there
and dislocated one of his shoulders. |
Oh, Lee! you ought to have remained
down here where you belong. Some of
our whiskey may be of as mean a
quality, but our porches are not so high |
from the ground.
A week ago Jack Wilson found a
sorrel horse with white hind feet in his
mine tunnel. He had fallen by walking
on some stulls over the blacksmith
shop, and by the indications must have
been in there for more than week,
food or water. With the aid
Of a neighbor he was backed out, about
250 feet. He is still in the vicinity +
the mine where the owner can find him.
He is branded 33 on left stifle.
Mr.. Arch Cunningham, of Boise,
Grand Chancellor of the Knights of
Pythias in Idaho, came in on Monday
evening, spent the night with the X. P.
odge here, and left for Silver City on
he morning stage. He is just finishing
Up a round among the lodges in the
tate, no small undertaking when we
consider the distances between Bon {
Ier's Ferry and Montpelier, and Grange
lille and some of the eastern border
owns. S
The DeLamar Gun Club has issued a
hallenge to the Boise Gun Club to
ave shoot with five to seven men on
side, one hundred birds to the man.
he shoot to take place at either
oise or DeLamar, the losers to pay =.
is expenses of the visiting club both =
avs. If Boise will accept, and will -
,me to DeLamar, we will promise the -
en- the best we can put up in the way
entertainment, and the members of !.
Ie club will do their best to send them :.
'me with high opinion of eLamar's u
'ility to shoot. If they desire our -
ell to meet them in Boise, they will al
} their best to win, or will show them '"
at they can meet defeat with good vi
ace, AS this might be made an Nv
tractive feature during fair week, the p
If committee might take advantage of VI
is challenge and have the match ID %
lied off at the Fair Grounds during III
, Fair. Itwould attract many sports
N and visitors. The DeLamar Gun
lb would be willing to join in match
tha Fair with oil tba oroopi1a1 f,,,,,