The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1899-05-26
SHORT STOPS.



Charley Fritz, of Boise, is now hole.
ing down job in Isay & Gombrig's
store.
A large assortment of Kodaks at the
DeLamar Drug Store
For Rent-Cabin on south side of
creek, in lower town. Inbuire at MUG
GET Office.
Crosson keeps wall paper.
Born-At DeLamar, Idaho, May %,
1899, to Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Harrell, a
son.
Our camp was treated to quite a
lively hailstorm on Wednesday after
noon.
Mr.. A. H. Boomer, president of the
G. o. & I. Stage Co., come over the line
on Tuesday.
Early this morning Florida Mountain
as seen from here was white with fresh
fallen snow.
Ed McCleery is now riding Rambler
bike, procured through Fred CANDLES
agency at Silver City. 1t is dandy
Labor never yet made a permanent
gain by threats or overt acts of violence.
1t never wildwood River Times.
The stages and freight wagons are
now coming over the summit on wheels
and long delayed freight is now coming
i'll at lively rate.
The Silver City Miners Union will
give ball at Masonic Hall in Silver
next Wednesday night A general in;
yitation is extended to DeLamar people
The Golden Rule Store has leased the
Walker building, now occupied by Geo,
7. McCabe, and will open up their store
there in few days. McCahe is having
the room next door fitted up for his
occupancy.
One of Little Mack's big freight
teams started to Flint today with a load
and will load back with concentrates.
This is the first attempt of the season
to get over the road with any except
light teams.
Miss Ida Jones left Sunday for De- |
Lamar, where she will assume the duties |
of assistant postmaster. The many |
friends of Miss Ida in Caldwell regret |
her leaving as she was prominent in
social and musical circles in our city
and her place will be bard to fill.-Cald- |
well Record.
The DeLamar High Five Club which
has had forGnightly meetings all winter,
met at Mrs. James Rodda's on Tuesday
night, and after having an unusually
good time, decided to adjourn until
next fall. The club has been a genuine
social success.
Mr.. o. A. Duquette, of Idaho City,
returning home from Evanston, Wyom-
ing, where he had been as delegate to
the grand lodge Of the Ancient Order
of United Workmen, stopped off at
Nampa on his way home aud came over
and spent few days with his daughter,
Mrs. DR.. Plummer.
Mrs. S. II. Miller, who went to Boise
Valley several weeks since, intending to
remain with her parents, Mr.. Miller to
join her later, has returned here in
quite poor health, the altitude not
suiting her. She brought back With
her an infant boy, the son of neice Of
hers who died in childbirth, month
ago in Montana. /
Rowett, the jeweler, is dealing )
quite extensively in bicycles Of late, I
and not day passes without his re- I
ceiving one or more by express. The
DeLamar kid and the few grown-up
people here who have not yet procured
a wheel are not happy, and may be seen )
talking to Rowett quite frequently. +
Mrs. Fred Gamble, wife Of the fore. F
man of the Avalanche, and sister-in law
Of the push of the NUGGET Office, is now
listing Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Gamble in
DeLamar. She will remain here until
her husband secures house for their Ii
in Silver City. Mrs. q. is a h
laughter of our esteemed friend Jud b
Boyakin who recently died in Boise. fc
The Weiser Board of Trade has a big g
display ad in the Boise papers recon-.
nending the southern route, via Weiser. IL
or the Buffalo Hump country. That
S all right, or will be later on, but Just IN
low. oh mYl We had an eynerinnno w