The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1899-11-03
SHORT STOPS.

For Sale-Fine Parlor Organ. In
quire of j. NJ. Ellis, DeLamar, Idaho.
Look at Isay & Gombrig's announce
ment of presents with purchases-and
per cent off too.
For RENT: Mrs. Morgan's Dwelling
House. Inquire of her at restaurant.
Dry Plate, Films, Chemicals and all
kinds of Photographers Goods at the
DeLamar Drug Store.
If Ladies who do not wish to call at
office will notify DR.. Jones they can
have Dental work done at their resi-
dences.
A steel suspension bridge is to be
built across the Snake at the Blue
Lakes by the Idaho Gold Mining com
pany of Mnotreal.
The M. E. Sunday School will give a
concert at the school house Saturday
night of next week, assisted by the De-
Lamar Cornet Band. Full particulars
will be given in next issue.
LOCATION WANTED-For a thoroughly
up to-date hospital in good mining
camp. Write for pamphlet illustrating
the interior of hospital.
DR.. David Nichols, Gordon, Neb.
The DeLamar company's Tailings
Plant at Wagontown has been laid off
for the winter with all of its equip
ments put in condition to receive as
little damage as possible from snow
and cold weather.
Mrs. Valeerde arrived home from
California Tuesday, much improved in
health. She brought her three boys
with her. Joe, who became nearly
blind since he left here three years ago,
has nearly recovered his eyesight again.
Look out for the great meteoric
shower which astronomers predict is
due on the night of the 10th instant.
The earth only passes through this
great meteoric belt once in 80 years.
Begin watching for it two or three
nights in advance of the time predicted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Prout gave a
number of their girl and boy friends a
Halloween party. There were all sorts
Of old fashioned Scotch games played
and a delightful luncheon set for them.
Oh my, but they all did have merry
time! Mrs. Prout knows just how to
entertain band of youngsters and Joe
is learning how very rapidly.
With thousands ,of tons of leached
and crushed quarts, (which the company
would be glad to get out of its way,
CLOSE at hand, a better road material
than creek gravel, DeLamar could have
fine streets if the people chose to make
them such. The company has several
wheel scrapers now unemployed-Let's |
get few teams and put them at work.
Judge Wilcox was over from Flint
this week and reported everything run
ming very smoothly, with plenty of good |
ore in sight to keep the mill running
steadily all winter. The new shaft
house is completed and the shaft tim.
bers, burned out by the recent fire, re-
placed and numerous other improve
ments made. The Judge has had to
take second trip to the valley "to get
shut of" bis rheumatism.
Last week, upon what we considered
good authority, we published as "A rumor
that an enterprising Silver City firm
had purchased the Central Lumber
Murphy warehouse and bust.
ness. A telephone from Mr.. Cowden of
the Central Lumber Co., states this is
mistake and adds that his company
proposes to do business in Murphy
until the end of the B. n. & o. Ry.. is
moved long way further into Owyhse.
and then the company will stay with it.
We are glad to make the correction.
The Central Lumber Co. is all right
With shippers anyway.
The Avalanche gave the G. o. 81
Stage CO., a well merited roast last week.
t had its effect too in the stage now O.
'nly getting in about two hours behind
he opposition fast freight line. If
sooner and his stage lines ever had a
riend &C this end of the line we have
allied to meet him. But as he has made 7
million or more out of stage contracts
nd sees more money in loading up his
caches with express packages than in |
he caring for the comfort of passen-
ers, we do not suppose he cares. But r
sually, until he runs or buys opposi- =
on lines off, passengers do get some
lvors.