The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1899-12-01
SHORT STOPS.

For RENT: Mrs. Morgan's Dwelling
House. Inquire of her at restaurant.
Bedroom set and two Bedsteads for
sale. Inquire of Mrs. Westrope.
Born-DeLamar, Idaho, Nov. %, 1899,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clark, son.
Have DR.. Jones clean your teeth for
the holidays.
Dwelling house for sale-Inquire of
J. W. Cox, Silver City, or at the Nugget
Office.
Heating stove and store fixtures of
the Golden Rule Store for sale. In
quire at the store.
A white feather fan, green tint, lost
at ball last night Please return to
Miss Mamie Roberts.
Morgan Keltner is now in Angels
Camp, California, and his family still
In San Jose.
Miss Pigeon, the young lady who ar
rived here fortnight ago to spend the
winter with her cousin, Mrs. Crosson,
has been quite ill since her arrival,
being unable to leave the house until
today,
Farrell and Barkle Brothers, emul-
ating the example set in the upper
town, have had the street nicely
graveled in front of their respective
business places. We hope that others
seeing the good work will continueit.
The DeLamar company's big ditch
was cleaned out last week and water
turned on the Pelton wheel on Monday.
The wheel is now doing work which the
engine had been doing since in August.
1t is the first time the wheel has been
turned at this time of the year.
DeLamar Lodge, No. %, Knights of
Pythias, will give grand entertain
ment and ball at Hotel DeLamar on
the night of Dec. 18th. Entertainment
TO commence at $50 sharp. Ball, and
entertainment will be free. Supper rs
cents per plate. A cordial invitation
extended to all.
The ball at Hotel DeLamar last night
was most delightful one and was i'm
mensely enjoyed by everybody in De-
Lamar who dances or loves to look on
and enjoys good music. Mack and
Fritz, who got up the ball, are to be
congratulated for their success in
making everything go SO happily.
A fellow who was at the ball last
night and has taste for keeping tab,
reported that he counted six grass and
one real widow in one waltz. He did
not 60 around the room to note if there
we're any left among the wall flowers, |
but we presume there were not, for it |
Is seldom widow gets left.
Floyd Hartman, writing from Salubria.
says thai the town is booming and
would be building up very rapidly if it
were possible to procure lumber. The
P. 1. & N. will be running trains to that
place within ten days and until another
stretch is built the new town will be
the shipping point to the great copper
mines. Floyd thinks he has located in
A country with fine prospects.
Last Sunday, while the family were
Ill at church, some sneak went into
Hr. George Harris house and stole the
contents of their boy, Bert's, savings
'ank, $500. He did not "bust" the
'ank. He simply took it to pieces.
Another boy, with an unenveable repu-
alton, is suspected. Idaho is sadly in
iced of reform school to which De-
4amar could supply small deputation.
Our DeLamar Meat Market pro- .
rietors have purchased John G. Con-
ors' shop and business in Silver City 7
nd took possession today, George W.
ruce having gone there yesterday to
ike charge. A new man has been
laced in charge of the shop here.
lark Colborn will do the rustling and
for both markets. We
the old name of the Owyhee
.est company will be resumed. 4
Sam Cocroft, who has been working Al
the Cumberland mine since he left
're several weegs ago, was down here
day. He says that everything is
ling on nicely up there except for .
lays in getting lumber to complete
g new 10 stamp mill. Sam says the
sunderland men are nice people to
,rk for and that their boarding house
''way up" He says they hnd a co
dinner yesterday good
ough for Admiral Dewey.