The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1899-10-06

FOR KENT: Mrs. Morgan DWellinS
House. Inquire of her at restaurant.
Curtains, Rugs, Carpets and Oil
Cloths at Isay & Gombrig's. "'
A s65 Bicycle for sale for $50. In
quire at the Hutchinson residence, at
Dewey.
Ladies Tailor Made Suits, So, $40 and
$3.50, Jackets and Capes, at the Col
den Rule Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Gamble and Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Jeffrey, after taking
in the sights at Boise last week, ex-
tended their visit to Portland for
"brief outing.
Boys clothing made to order. We
are agents for the Stanley Juvenile
Tailoring Co., tailors for boys and
young men only. Golden Rule Store
Our thanks are due to Hec McLain
and VIM. Redgrave for helping the
NUaGsT out last week while we were
away. While they are in'town the boss
will not be- uneasy if required to be
absent for few days.
DeLamar lost two excellent people
yesterday by Mr. and Mrs. James w
Cox removing to Silver City, where
Mr.. Cox has accepted a position as
foreman with the Trade Dollar Con
solidated Co.
William Fowler has disposed of his
residence on the mountain to Joseph
G. Wilson and will occupy the Mob
Hill residence recently vacated by the
removal of James w. Cox and family to
Silver City. t
Game Warden Arbuckle gave the
Owyhee people generally very hearty
welcome to Boise and made it pleasant
for his friends. His family is very
pleasantly located in the eastern part
Of the city, where they entertained
numbers of their friends.
Where did you get that Cape? "At
The Golden Rule Store. They have an
elegant line just opened"
Messrs Fred Roberts and William
Fade, members Of the band, did not
return with the other members, but
took their leave from Boise to visit
their families at Central City, Colo,
where they will remain until spring
This puts temporary crimp in our
band performances, the two being the
leading cornetists.
While in Boise we were shown
through the Royal Lodging House by
the proprietor, L. W. Walker. We
found that Mr.. Walker had fitted up
the twenty-one large, well lighted and
pleasant rooms in the building on the
corner of 5th and Idaho streets in
really elegant style and that everything
in and about the building was very
neat and clean. Any of our people
visiting the capitol to remain few
days will find this most convenient
and comfortable place to stop and
charges reasonable.
For a new Suit of Clothes go to Isay
d Gombrig for fall styles.
Dow Vincent has begun to canvass
this camp for "Bible Readings for the
Home" consisting of well chosen selec-
tions;from the Bible, intended as a help
for Christian Endeavors, members of
the Epworth League etc. He is also
selling "Travels in Many Lands" al
interesting and instructive book of
travels, and Two delightful Holiday
books for children. As Nr. Vincent is
an old citizen whose representations
can be relied upon, and has adopted
this means Of earning a livelihood our
readers will do we'll to give him thei
orders and at the same time get full
value for their purchase.
William Best, who for the past sever
years has been an engineer at the De
Lamar mines, and who has worked SO
steadily all that time can now boas'
that the overtime he has made NOR |
than makes up for every day he HI
lost, quit his job on Tuesday AMI, TIL
morning, started for Joplin, Missouri
at the request of a brother who holds
responsible position with one of tn,
lead mining companies at that plac
who has offered him position Mrs
Best and child will join him there as
soon as their affairs here can be AZ
ranged. They leave here with the r..
spect and good wishes of all the camp
May they find their new home a pleas
ant one.
Wanted-20 men to work in timber
wages 81 a day and board. Steady