The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1899-06-09
SHORT STOPS.
Crosson keeps bloaters.


Miss Lily Rickaid has been quite
seriously i'll for the past week. She is
now. we are glad to report, much better.
A large assortment of Kodaks at the
DeLamar Drug Store.
Crosson keeps wall paper.
Kodaks and Photographers Supplies
at the DeLamar Drug Store.
Mrs. Farrer, after making a short
visit in, Boise, left there on Monday to
spend the summer at her old homo in
Pennsylvania.
Lost--A pair of gold trimmed eye
glasses. One of the glasses missing.
Finder will be rewarded on leaving
them at the NUGGET Office.
Mrs. Brashar is over from Mountain
Home, temporarily occupying her resi-
dence here, but undecided as yet what
disposition she will make of it. She
came over on Tuesday.
1t showed here last Monday morning,
just enough to swear by. 1t was ap-
parently a clearing up shower, for we
have since had some signs of summer.
The Catholic ladies of DeLanar will
give a ball at the DeLamer Hotel to-
morrow night, the proceeds to be used
f., tIN lo,AG. ,,f4 10 al,s,rah A frnY,a.o1
invitation is extended. One dollar per
couple. Refreshments will be provided.
Mrs. Thomas Davey has just received
afine, new Earhoff piano, manufactured
in st. Paul, for the use of her daughters.
Mrs. George Newell has an instrument
of the same make nov on the way here.
Upon its arrival Mrs. Newell will give
lessons to a class of young ladies in
vocal and instrumental music.
On nextSunday, "Children's Day" in
the M. E. church, services will be held
7:30 p. m, consisting of singing and
recitations by the children of the Sun
day School. A collection will be taken |
at the close for the educational fund of |
the church. This fund is provided by
the church for the assistance of young |
persons in securing higher education.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Annie McDougall to Mr.
Floyd Hartman, TO take place at the
DeLamar Hotel on the evening of the |
18th instant. We are certain we voice
the sentiment of everybody in DeLamar
and hosts of acquaintance elsewhere
when we wish the happy couple, in
advance, propitious wedding and life
long happiness,
The trustees Of the DeLamar Public
Schools have examined the accounts of
the Private Fund belonging to the Dis
trict and haye found the same correct
and satisfactory and have a balance on
hand of two hundred and one dollars,
ready to be turned over to the new
board. The books will be turned over
to the new board and the public is in
vited to inspect them for their own
satisfaction.
Considerable interest was taken in
the election Of school trustees on Mon
day, and much larger vote brought
out than usual. Mr.. d. j. Gamble was
elected for the long term, and Mr.. Ed
Andrews for the one year term. Mes
danes Crosson aud O'Neill served as
judges of the election and performed
their duties SO pleasantly that we are
now in favor of having lady judges and
clerks at the general elections.
Contractor Mcdonald reports that
the grading on the B. N. e. o. railroad
will be completed to Striker Springs
this week, and that track laying has
been begun and viii be completed with
in ten days. The station will be moved
up to that place as soon as the track is
laid. This is sooner than the manager
promised it. Now for some wagon road
building and we will be little nearer
the outside world.
Our newly commissioned postmaster,
William B. Jones, will take charge of
the DeLamar postohics next Monday
There will be much surprise
here if Mr.. Jones does not prove to be
an efficient and obliging official. The
NUGGET dutifully opposed The appoint
ment Of the postmaster now retiring, ,
not upon any personal grounds, but ,
because of the slight put upon our +
people by the appointment OF non {
because goldbug material was
scarca here. and now that h Lns G