The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1899-07-07
SHORT STOPS.
Postum Coffee at Crosson's.

Postum Coffee at Crosson's,
A fne baby girl arrived ct the home
of Mr.. Thomas Davey, in DeLamar
yesterday morning. All doing nicely
Nelse Pierson has moved down from
the Black Jack and he and his wife are
now housekeeping In Mrs. Franks
house.
Born-At DeLamar, Idaho, July 2,
1899, to the wife of John Brookshire, a
twelve pound boy. Mother and boy are
both getting on nicely,
The Nampa Leader has been resusci-
tated. This time it is semi-weekly,
with H. W. Mansfield, Manager. He
has our best wishes.
Miss Baird will have a display of
Rufaed SWISS Window Curtains at the
hotel parlors from O'CLOCK until 9 p.
m. Monday. Ladies' invited to call and
see them.
Mr.. John Arvidson has been quite ill
for the past fortnight with neuralgia
trouble. He has been confined to the
house the most of the time and is ap.
parently not getting any relief.
A call came down from the mine to
the DeLamar Office to send up seventy
five more miners on the morning of the
fifth, meaning, we would infer, that
that many mon we're too tired to go to
work that morning. Oh, but the Fourth
was a glorious day in DeLamar!
After reading the Caldwell papers
yesterday, good deal Of indignation
YVES expressed at the action of Morris
Stiles for taking his twins away from
their aunt and foster mother, who has
had charge Of them from their birth.
His legal right to do SO was questioned,
but that did not cut as much figure as
the fact that nearly every one con-
sidered the reputation Of the woman in
whose charge they are now placed.
The examination OF C. E. Hardesty
and James Starr, arrested on the charge
OF grand larceny, which took place in
peLamar last Friday, resulted in the
mon being held for trial In the District
Court. Bail was fixed at the sum of
$500 which they not being able to Sc
cure are in Jail in Silver City. A num-
Der Of charges against them for petty
larceny were passed over. These are the |
mon who were believed to have done
the stealing from wood camps, sheep |
herders and others below town. One
OF them, Starr, was shot by an officer |
on June 18th while attempting to
arrest them, and his recovery from his
wound has been quite remarkable, he
having been shat through the shoulder
blade, the top of his lung and his collar
bone broken. Less than two weeks
later he was able to appear in court for
examination.
A number Of Z eLamar young people
went down to Jordan Valley to spend
the Fourth, and every one of them was
delighted and can scarcely say enough
In regard To the courteous treatment
they received from the Valley people
and the good time they had. The sports
during the day were many of them
unique and the ball and supper at the
jordan Valley hotel were quite up to
reputation that popular hostelry has
90 long maintained, even though the
proprietress, Yrs. Williams, now on
visit In Europe, was not there to look
after the tables and the care of the
guests. She left, in the persons of Mr..
and Mrs. Duncan and the ever popular
Nick Msher, such able management
that everything went most charmingly.
II we ever failed to anticipate nice
here, the next place in our
mind would be Jordan Valley, sure.