The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1899-09-22
SHORT STOPS.
DR.. @. T. Jones. Resident Dentist.

FoR RENr:-The Frank Shelton
house, at Dewey. Inquire of John
Panani, or at the Nugget office.
Miss Clara Franks went over tc
Nampa yesterday and will visit Boise
and the Fair during her absence.
Mrs. Robert Hays and children re-
moved to Nampa yesterday, where Mr..
Hays has secured house for them, in
hopes that Mrs. Hays health will be
improved by the change.
Sailors, Walking Hats, Ladies' Wrap
pers ETC., just arrived, at the Golden
Rule Store.
Mr.. Pitzer Ball and Miss Maggie
Ball, of Rockville, spent Wednesday in
DeLamar, the young lady meeting
many friends here.
Dry Plate, Films, Chemicals and all
kinds of Photographers Goods at the
DeLamar Drug Store.
Dance at the school house tonight
Good Music. Costs a dollar to go.
Money you pay will be used to square
balance unpaid by the 4th Of July
committee.
Cameras, Plates, Films, Chemicals,
Gard Mounts. We carry full line Of
Photo Goods, everything new and up
to-date, at the Golden Rule Store.
Half dozen Silver City gentlemen
drove down here Tuesday night, "to
hear the band play" They we're
jolly load and shook hands with and
said "come fellows" to all their friends.
Mrs. A. s. Holcomb, well known
three years ago in DeLamar as Miss
Rumiser, is over from her Caldwell
Home visiting her mother on Lepley
ranch, and her husband the we'll known
wood contractor here.
There was pleasant surprise party
at the home of Mrs. Mills, in Wagon
town, Tuesday night, a number Of De-
Lamar young people making it up in
honor of Miss Mills. They report hav-
ing had merry time.
The Owyhee Meat Market is now re-
ceiving regular weekly shipments of
fresh oysters and salt and fresh water
fish. The fine cold storage vault in
their shop enables the proprietors to
keep these articles in prime condition.
Fred Reilley and John Otey pulled |
their freight out of camp on Tuesday, |
intending to bring up in Arizona be-
fore winter. Safe to bet they will both
be back here again before long, ready
to declare that DeLamar is good
enough for them.
Albert Talon, one of the DeLamar
band. went over to Boise this morning
to complete arrangements for the con-
cert the band will give at the Columbia
Sunday night. Mr.. Pinney, the owner
Of the Opera House is doing everything
In his power to aid the band in making
the concert success.
Mr.. T. D. Farrer, who has been the
in the DeLamar Drug store
Tor more than a year past, took his
cave on Monday, going from here to
Willow Creek and Boise to close some
business affairs, after which he will 90
% StLouis to begin course in Med
cal College. MIR. Farrer, while here,
made hosts Of friends and proved him
elf an excellent and efficient business
nan. He carries away with him our
vest wishes for his success in the pro- .
ession for which he decided to pre-
,sre himself.
His many DeLamar friends are en-
Dying a visit from William Thomas.
ngineer at the Blaine Mill. 1t is more s
han two years since Uncle Billy-as \
IL his friends call him-has been down r.
ere. He is looking his best, but his 6
air and mustache have bleached con- +
lderably since last here. He came &
own with every pocket loaded with
resents for his greatest admirers and
Incerest friends, the kids who loved
i'm when he lived here.
Mr.. William H. Maher of Lone Tree
reek, paid DeLamar visit on We'd
esday. Mr.. Maher has disposed of all d
bis herd of cattle and invested the il
roceeds in a band of sheep, purchased
ON James Graf, of Rockville. He =,
'ys that sheep were capturing the "
'nge anyway, and the only way he
'uld keep up with the possession was
join and jog along with it. He
'sn't changed his politics yet; that
u come later. =.
A number Of the friends and ad.
lrers OF Miss Richard gave that pop-l