The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1899-12-15
FRIDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1899.
SHORT STOPS.
Crosson has wall paper.

Inc Slelgnlng Is Splendlu ana tLe
weather not at all bad.
For Sale-Fine ,Parlor Organ. In
quire of ]. NJ. Ellis, DeLamar, Idaho.
McCabe. carries full assortment Of
Fruits, Nuts and Candies.
Have DR.. Jones clean your teeth for
the holidays.
Heating stove and store fixtures of
the Golden Rule Store for sale. In
quire at the store.
Holiday Books for children at the
,DeLamar Drug Store.
Wait till Crosson gets his sleds and
dolls.
Get your Christmas Nuts, Fruits and
Confectioneries at the Postofhce Store.
The finest layout of candies ever
brought into camp at DeLamar Drug
Store.
Meals and lunches served at any hour
of day or night at Mrs. Valverde's res
taurant,,
Crosson has smoked halibut, try
some.
The Postoffice Store is stocked with
the largest variety of fine candies, nuts
and fruits to be found in the camp.
The DeLamar Drugstore received
this morning big lot of Lowney's
Bon Bons, the finest CONNECTIONS made
in America.
Postmaster Jones has stocked up"
the front of his building with fine
assortment of fruit, nuts and candies.
There are to be two weddings in town
between now and Christmas. Maybe
more,
Lost-A Seal Ring with letter L on
seal. Finder will please leave at Assay
Office and receive reward.
Mrs. Joseph Manley returned to De-
Lapar from Colorado on Monday, ap-
"a pity quite recovered in health.
Fresh Bread e loayes for 25 cents)
Pies and Cake for sale at Mrs, Val
yerde's restaurant.
Mr.. Ellis requests persons who have
books out of the Circulating Library to
return them at once. He wants to re-
turn the books to Boise for exchange.
Thomas Mccain is reported to be
very ill with pneumonia. A physician
went down to attend him on Wednes-
day. He is down at Cow Greek Lakes.
She is bouncing, big girl. She ar
rived early last night at the home
Of Dr.. and Mrs. Jones. All are doing
well, but all dates made with patients
at the doctors dental rooms are off for
today. p
Jack McGhee died of pneumonia, at
Jordan Valley last Saturday. Poor
JackI He was once bright fellow with
generous and kindly impulses, but for
more than dozen years he has been
his worst enemy and he died vagrant
Harry Scott wishes us to announce
for him that he has job teams and
wagons at his livery barn ready to
deliver merchandise, do moving or any |
odd jobs, for hauling wood or anything
portable, at very reasonable prices.
Mr.. John Scales and family left here
on Monday for their winter home at
Palo Alta, California. Mr.. S. will re-
turn with the blue birds or the water
In the spring, to start his mill. MIR.
Thad Smith and wife left Silver City
last week for the same town.
DR.. J. Schefstad, the Boise dentist
who spent few days here doing pro-
fessional work, left yesterday for Silver
City and thence home. He will return
here to remain short time during Il Q
after part of February, and intends to
make regular periodical visits here and
n Silver City.
McCabe has piled his candy show
,ases full of the finest assortment of
to be found in town.
The Knights Of Pythias will run this
own tonight. They will not carry any
buckets of red paint to distribute
hey are not the kind of men who do
hat thing-but they will be out for
zig eat, fine program of addresses and
music and a jolly dance to wind up
With. The good sleighing will bring
many of their brethren and their lady
riends down from Silver City to join
hem. May they all have happy tim,
ay we.