The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1899-12-29
SHORT STOPS.
Crosson has wall paper.

Crosson has wall paper.
See Crosson's new fancy crackers.
DR.. G. Z. Jones. Resident Dentist
Office next door to Drug Store.
Miss Lottie Mott, of Boise, is visitir g
in DeLamar, the guest of Mrs. F. S.
Parke.
For Sale-Fine Parlor Organ. In
quire of j. NJ. Ellis, DeLamar, Idaho.
Tommy and Clara Franks gave a
pleasant dancing party at their
mothers home last night.
Have DR.. Jones clean your teeth for
the holidays.
Mrs. Morgan is confined to her room,
at her home. the result of an Injury
received in the recent stage tip-c II.
Heating stove and store fixtures of
the Golden Rule Store for sale. In
quire at the store.
Ted Bennett went out this morning,
striking for the P. l. & N. road and
Dick Barry's grading camp, near Cam
bridge.
Miss Nellie Duquette, sister of Mrs.
DR.. Plumer, came over from her IDAHO
City home last Saturday to remain
some time with her sister and brother
here.
Fresh Bread "A loaves for % cents
Pies ana-G'' for sale at Mrs. Val
verde's lrant.
DR.. PIT "a has been confined to his
home for four or five days. Over
worked himself for some days a week
or more ago. DR.. Hamilton is attend
ing his calls.
Postmaster Jones has stocked up"
the front of his building with a fine
assortment of fruit, nuts and candies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred S. Hurd, whose
wedding took place here on the 2lst
instant. left on Saturday to spend the
holidays with Mr.. HurdIs parents, who
reside near Payette.
The Postoffice Store is stocked with
the largest variety of fine candies, nuts
and fruits to be found ip the camp.
A. NJ. Glenn, who run a barber shop
here about three years ago, and who
was then supposed to have wheels in
his head, has been adjudged insane
and was, last week, taken to Blackfoot
from Washington county.
Meals and lunches served at any hour
of day or night at Mrs. Valverdes res
taurant.
Max Nussbaum has severed connec
ton with the Big Store and will leave
for his Chicago home next week. Max
has been in DeLamar long enough to
make small army of friends, and we
will all regret his leave taking.
Crosson has smoked halibut, try
some.
The ball given by the DeLamar
Cornet Band, Christmas night, was well
and very pleasant affair.
Mrs. Valverde prepared the supper,
which of course was fine, and the band
provided teams to carry the hungry
people to and from the hall.
Mr.. E. G. Bennett, who left here few
months ago for Colorado, and has since
been circulating among mining camps,
spending some time in Telluride, and
later in Butte, arrived back here last
he says for a short visit, but
everybody will hope that he will
A number of Owyhee teachers are in
Boise this week, attending the State
Teachers Institute. Prof. Conklin,
principal of the schools here, went over
on Monday. Miss Keenan, had made
to go over, but the death
of her uncle, David Shea, frustrated
her plans.
because of the excellent reputation
heretofore borne, imbibed so much |
Christmas whiskey that he tried to run
amuck with some of his best friends,
got pulled by the sheriff and paid a
fine of $50. He is sorry and SO were
his friends.
A good way and good time to wind
up the holiday festivities and to start
off right on the last year of the nine
century will be to escort your
best girl to the ball to be given by the
Miners Union, at Hotel DeLamar, next
Monday night. 1t will be a big event
and the manager of the hotel will pro-
vide great supper.