The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1899-09-08

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Miss Lulu Baxter of Jordan Valley
is spending the week with DeLamar
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy G. Larsen, OF
Dewey, enjoyed the Labor Day sports
in I eLamar.
Mrs. Mccain has leased her Jordan
Valley ranch, for the ensuing three
years, to G. A. McGovern.
For RENr:-The Frank Shelton
house, at Dewey. Inquire OF John
Panani, or at the Nugget office.
Dry Plate, Films, Chemicals and all
kinds of Photographers Goods at the
DeLamar Drug Store.
The Nampa Leader is doing some
fine work these days advertising the
advantages of that growing and thriv-
ing place. The o. S. L. main line will
continue to run through Nampa despite
the efforts of Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs John Thomas came
down from Florida Mountain to see
the sports here on Labor Day. 1t was
their first visit in DeLamar since he
left the Lepley mines, five years ago.
Every effort is being made by the
managers to make the Idaho Inter
Mountain Fair success this year.
The opportunity exists to make that
greatand permanent institution. We
hope the opportunity will be embraced.
Mr.. Miner, of McDermitt Or. passed
through here this morning, with his in
valid daughter, Mrs. Hayward, of Silver
City, and her children, whom he is TAX
ing to his home. Mrs. II. has long been
sufferer from rheumatism.
A couple of small kids, but quite old
enough to know better, started fire
in some rubbish in the rear of the drug
store, yesterday which was discovered
just in time to prevent the burning of
row of buildings. paddle applied
in the proper place might prevent re-
petition of this sort of mischief.
Miss Gilgan, Caldwell's fashionable
Milliner, will be at the DeLamar hotel
parlors, next week with an unusually
fine assortment of the latest styles of
fall and winter goods in her line. She
will be pleased to meet the ladies of
DeLamar and to show them her goods
Mrs. Abbott and Misses Garland and
Mcdonald, of Dewey, we're visitors here
Wednesday. Manager Hutchinson,
happening down here on the same day,
took great pleasure in introducing the
ladies as "Dewey's four hundred"
counting Mrs. Abbott's pretty baby in
to make the full complement and COM
pliment.
Mrs. ]. W. Mills of Silver City, will
visit DeLamar, to remain several days
at Mrs. Jones' parlor, post office build
ing, with well selected assortment of |
Millinery and Goods for Children's |
Wear, in latest and most fashionable
styles. The date of opening the dis
play will be announced later. 1t will |
pay the ladies of DeLamar to await |
her arrival before making their pur-
chases.
The name Of our new clergyman, as
signed to US by the Boise NJ. E. Con.
ference, is j. D. Bird. He comes here
from Nephi, Utah. He is bright and
pleasant looking young gentleman, and
we hope will assay high in the qualities
which will endear him to our people
and enable him to lead them in the
straight and narrow path. He will
hold services on sabbath evening, at the
usual hour.
Judging from the piles of goods which
have been heaping up in Isay & Com.
briggs stores since Mr.. Gombrig re.
turned from the East, that gentleman
must have made big hole in the east
ern jobbing houses. And they are
good goods and fine goods too, which
he has shipped in here. That firm is
making it very discouraging for the
fellows who slip in here pay-days with
few trunks.
Mr.. S. r. Pyles arrived here from
Denver and, Wednesday morning, took
charge of the DeLamar Hotel, as Man
ager. Mr.. Pyles is pleasant and alta
BILE young gentleman who comes here
with excellent recommendations as
hotel caterer and manager, with ex-
perience as such at various eastern I
summer and winter resorts, and has 4
the people here very favor I